Musical acts refer to performances by individuals or groups that create music for an audience. These acts can include solo artists, bands, orchestras, and choirs, each showcasing their unique style and genre. Common genres include pop, rock, jazz, and classical, among others. Musical acts often perform at concerts, festivals, and other events, using various instruments and vocal techniques to entertain listeners. In addition to live performances, musical acts can also produce recorded music, which is distributed through platforms like streaming services and radio. Many musical acts write their own songs, while others may cover existing works. The success of a musical act can be measured by factors such as album sales, concert attendance, and awards received.