Word Meaning, Synonyms & Antonyms
| Word | Basic Meaning | Synonyms | Antonyms |
|---|---|---|---|
Each word is associated with the part of speech: Verb Adjective Adverb Noun | |||
| band | A group of musicians who perform together | music group; musical group | — |
| original songs | Songs created by the musicians themselves | new compositions; self-written songs | cover songs; borrowed songs |
| gigs | Live performances by musicians | shows; performances | — |
| rehearsing | Practising music before a performance | practising; preparing | — |
| recordings | Songs or sounds saved as audio files | audio tracks; recorded music | — |
| online presence | How visible a person or group is on the internet | online visibility; digital presence | online absence; lack of visibility |
| social media campaign | Organized online activities to promote something | online promotion; digital campaign | — |
| performance clips | Short videos showing musicians performing | video highlights; short performance videos | — |
| followers | People who subscribe to someone's social media updates | subscribers; online fans | — |
| tracks | Individual songs on a recording or album | songs; recordings | — |
| targeting | Directing advertisements toward a particular group | focusing on; aiming at | — |
| advertisements | Messages designed to attract customers or listeners | ads; promotions | — |
| filter | To select people or information using certain conditions | sort; narrow down | include everything; broaden |
| booking agency | A company that arranges performances for musicians | talent agency; booking company | — |
| venues | Places where concerts or performances are held | performance locations; event spaces | — |
| established following | A group of loyal fans built up over time | loyal fan base; regular supporters | limited following; no fan base |
| concert | A live musical performance for an audience | live show; musical performance | — |
| coordinate | To organize people and activities for an event | organize; manage | disorganize; disrupt |
| local artists | Musicians or performers from the surrounding community | community performers; local musicians | — |
| set | A group of songs performed during one show | performance; song selection | — |
Vocabulary Practice
1. The restaurant invited a local of four musicians to play live music for customers on Friday evening.
2. The singer posted short on Instagram so people could watch parts of the band's live shows.
3. The musicians spent three hours their songs because they wanted to be ready for Saturday's concert.
4. The new music group has very few fans, so it is trying to build an by creating a website and posting regularly on social media.
5. The singer has gained more than 5,000 on TikTok, and many of them watch her new videos every week.
6. The musicians hired a to help them find concerts and arrange live performances at different locations.
7. The band released three that they had written themselves instead of performing music created by other artists.
8. The music festival will feature several who live and perform in our city.
9. The band's manager paid for online to promote their new album on Facebook and Instagram.
10. The musicians played a thirty-minute of six songs before the next band came onto the stage.
11. The singer has several live scheduled this month, including performances at two restaurants and a music festival.
12. The music festival will use three different , including a theatre, a community centre, and an outdoor stage.
13. The band started a by posting videos and photos every day to attract more listeners online.
14. The event organizer will the festival by arranging performance times, preparing equipment, and communicating with the musicians.
15. The band saved five of their songs as audio files so they could send them to concert organizers.
You have completed all 15 questions.