Sentence examples for gigs a month from inspiring English sources
The plea worked, grabbing the interest of companies like DriveSavers, which gets about 2,000 gigs a month to retrieve photos, videos and notes from phones that are damaged or belong to someone who died.
And where you can do 100 gigs a month.
Harold Fielden, 53, a lawyer in Boulder, Colo., plays drums in a seven-piece cover band that handles two gigs a month, from charitable events in bars to large corporate parties at convention centers.
Ms. Sotmary, 56, said the band books six to seven gigs a month, with regular evening performances at Tenampa in Croton-on-Hudson and Ruben's Mexican Cafe in Peekskill.
He still picks up a few DJ gigs a month, and also finds time to work in real estate.
Since moving to Montreal, I play two or three gigs a month, which is huge and it's been so much fun.
Her MySpace page (myspace.com/ingridmichaelson) now gets 40,000 views a day, and her concerts are consistently selling out, including local gigs last month at the Knitting Factory and next Wednesday at the Bowery Ballroom.
Brent played two work-in-progress gigs earlier this month at the Bloomsbury theatre in London, rattling through "hits" Freelove Freeway, Slough and Equality Street and swigging from a can of Foster's throughout.
After calling off three gigs last month, Motörhead have now nixed the rest of their summer festival dates, including concerts scheduled in Germany, France and Russia.
Her songs, as London audiences will find out at two gigs later this month, effortlessly match all her male contemporaries in sheer drive and excitement, with Jackson's hiccupping vocals both sassy and sexy.
I'm playing 3 gigs later this month in chippies round the country - my fans are used to me playing in some weird venues, but I'd put money onbeing the first person to be playing a 'fish and chip shop mini tour'.
