bandstand
Americannoun
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a platform, often roofed, for outdoor band performances.
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a raised platform in a nightclub, restaurant, etc., used by the members of a band or orchestra while performing.
noun
Etymology
Origin of bandstand
Example Sentences
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The park has a nice soccer field and a lovely bandstand, among other popular attractions, but many parents told me they’re reluctant to visit with their children because of safety concerns.
From Los Angeles Times
Sarah McRobb, from Australia, who lives in Manchester, was among the fans who gathered at the bandstand.
From BBC
Of note in the middle image is a Recreation Land, home to a ball field, a mini-golf course and a bandstand.
From Los Angeles Times
I just assume he couldn't recollect or revel in discussions about Count Basie and Duke Ellington and sitting on the bandstand and blowing trumpet with many other people, especially in Hollywood.
From Salon
Jon McClure, the lead singer from the Sheffield band Reverend and the Makers, recently purchased "an old-fashioned English bandstand guitar" from the new shop.
From BBC
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