Definition of bandmate
: a fellow member of a band
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Mason also talks with Grohl's Foo Fighters bandmates (including Pat Smear, a touring guitarist for NIrvana) about keeping rock's flame burning.
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Kenneally had been a regular at the Fireside Bowl since moving to Chicago, and his My Lai bandmate, Brian Peterson, booked it as cofounder of MP Presents.
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Also along for the ride are Donna’s funny long-ago bandmates, Rosie (Karyn Overstreet) and Tanya (Barbara Schoenhofer), who eventually slip into their glittery old getups to relive glory days.
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But his bandmates were more interested in drugs than their careers.
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Liam Payne made his return to New York City’s Beacon Theatre Wednesday night (June 20), six years after the 24-year-old took the stage with his One Direction bandmates.
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Fujikawa posted a photo with his former bandmates on Instagram on April 30, which prompted many fans to wonder whether Chief was getting back together.
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Mel B of the famed British pop group reluctantly confirmed on Tuesday she and her bandmates were invited to the royal wedding.
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The Blink-182 bandmate was readmitted to the hospital on Tuesday after being released from treatment on Monday, TMZ reported.
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