Sentence examples for endless gigs from inspiring English sources

Most singer-songwriters worthy of a following spend years honing their craft with endless gigs before hostile audiences, writing thousands of songs before getting a handful deserving of a place on a debut album.

Anyway, just when my career was starting to look like endless gigs of recycled oldies, I cut a new album about the Sept. 11 thing, and it took off like, you know, a last-chance power drive.

The band have triumphed over other faster-paced overnight sensations by plugging away for 15 years, clocking up endless gigs and support slots to the point where 2007's Puzzle album sold 250,000 copies.

Alongside the radio show and the endless gigs and the festival appearances, Price is planning to make a return to production in 2015.

Artist Sue Tompkins formed the band Life Without Buildings at Glasgow School of Art before leaving in alarm at the prospect of endless pub gigs and printing up T-shirts.

Jimmy Carr cracks gags about Gypsies and gets endless Channel 4 gigs.

In the mid-1990s, in the era of Britpop, the rocking and rolling raged on, and on, in an endless loop of gigs and clubs and festivals and fun.

Having come through endless 2 a.m. gigs at Smalls over the last several years, Mr. Rosenwinkel hasn't just improved but has also formed a little cross-influencing community: a circle including Mark Turner and Jeff Ballard, both with him on this gig, who have come to rely on his harmony-rich playing.

In the midst of the endless blur of gigs, THUMP found a moment with Noise Pop founder Jordan Kurland, who explained some of the festival's unique positionality.

Open daily 11pm-3am Bang in the middle of Glasgow, this delicately named bar and basement venue hosts an endless stream of indie gigs and club nights.

There are endless side jobs and gigs out there to supplement income, bolster savings, hone new skills, or even make a career transition.