play a gig

It's his last night before going off to play a gig in Chicago.

Toward the end of the year, we went to Canada to play a gig.

The group would meet, play a gig and then split.

The level of talent is a lot lower than playing a gig.

"Play a gig or two and keep our eyes open.

The boys play a gig in a club to just a handful of people.

One day these bands played a gig together and they both took an interest in each other's band.

The incident happened in Pittsburgh where the band were playing a gig.

He was a nice guy, but he always wanted to be around when we were playing a gig.

Every year, she returns to Calcutta to play a gig there.

I'm going to play a gig and enjoy myself.

He had a small combo and once in a while he'd call me to play a gig for a dollar or two.

They met in 1957 when Henderson was aged seventeen, and played a gig together.

This results in them playing a gig with both members on air guitar performing "Robots".

This line-up, the band's first played a gig during 1977.

The security must have seen us with all this gear, playing a gig at the end of the runway and thought we must've had permission.

It was free money, unsolicited, for which they didn't have to play a gig or do an interview.

A fantastic band underrated at the time but back to play a gig in London.

The name, One Night Only, came about when asked to play a gig.

When he was not playing a gig, he spent time at the local pool hall with other musicians.

The Conchords are playing a gig at a local public library.

Alex's band played a gig at a local pub in return for food and all the ale they could drink.

She was playing a gig at the Roxy and needed a guitarist who could double on piano.

You can't beat playing a gig, you get such a buzz off it.

Oh, they're crazy, but fun-crazy, terrific to play a gig with.