Collocations for concert - noun
ADJECTIVE
big
sell-out (esp. BrE), sold-out (esp. AmE)
evening, lunchtime
inaugural, opening
closing, farewell, final
He will be giving his farewell concert as Music Director.
The orchestra performs its final concert of the season tomorrow.
sell-out (esp. BrE), sold-out (esp. AmE)
evening, lunchtime
inaugural, opening
closing, farewell, final
He will be giving his farewell concert as Music Director.
The orchestra performs its final concert of the season tomorrow.
live,
public
free
open-air, outdoor
prom, promenade (both BrE)
carol (BrE), classical, jazz, pop (esp. BrE), rock
choral, orchestral, symphony
gala, subscription
She sang at a gala concert to celebrate the music of Stephen Sondheim.
free
open-air, outdoor
prom, promenade (both BrE)
carol (BrE), classical, jazz, pop (esp. BrE), rock
choral, orchestral, symphony
gala, subscription
She sang at a gala concert to celebrate the music of Stephen Sondheim.
benefit,
charity,
fund-raising
tribute
tribute
VERB + concert
attend,
go to,
watch
enjoy
give, perform (esp. AmE), perform at (esp. BrE), perform in (esp. BrE), play, play in
have, hold, host, present, put on, stage
The band is putting on its biggest concert of the year.
enjoy
give, perform (esp. AmE), perform at (esp. BrE), perform in (esp. BrE), play, play in
have, hold, host, present, put on, stage
The band is putting on its biggest concert of the year.
organize
sponsor
cancel
sponsor
cancel
concert + NOUN
hall,
platform,
venue
performance, programme/program
ticket
artist, pianist
promoter
series, tour
performance, programme/program
ticket
artist, pianist
promoter
series, tour
PREPOSITION
at a/the concert
concert of
a concert of military music
concert of
a concert of military music
concert for,
concert in aid of
(esp. BrE)
We're organizing a concert for charity.
We're organizing a concert for charity.