Sentence examples for going to be performing at from inspiring English sources

I just came from South Africa from the kick-off concert – I'm going to be performing at the final match as well – where we started a campaign with Mango stores, where we sell a T-shirt we designed.

You're going to be performing at South By Southwest, right?

I think that's about expecting the unexpected, and the excitement of knowing that we're not just going to be performing at an audience, we're going to be performing with them, and the crowd is going to be dictating, every night, how the show is going to go, which is a really fun feeling to have every night.

"When Nika (Zola Jesus) told me she was going to be performing at the Guggenheim, I knew this would be a heavenly and dreamy space for her, as she is very inspired by architecture and minimalism," says Hensler. "I decided to design a piece that would embody the architecture of the space.

"Suddenly word got around that the Easter part of the Vespers was going to be performed at a church near where I lived," Mr. Ashkenazy said.

Well, we've had a great solar power discussion, but I also want to let everybody know that you are going to be performing this Friday night over at Iowa City's Englert Theatre.

As I'm sure you saw on Twitter earlier, there was a big rumor going around that Kanye West was going to be performing in Shoreditch, East London today at 5PM.

John is going to be performing a live Christmas show on December 3 at the Tarrytown Music Hall in Tarrytown, New York.

Sigrid's Seed: A Weird Act of Faith is going to be performed starting October 25 at the Chuco's Justice Center (Operated by the Youth Justice Coalition) as part of the Cornerstone Theatre Company's Hunger Cycle, a series of nine world premier plays exploring hunger, justice, and food equity issues.

Controlling the Type I error rate is a priority if there is only one study that is going to be performed and patients could be put at harm if the wrong screening test is selected.

The play will go be the first to be performed at the Atlantic's Linda Gross Theater on West 20th Street since the renovations to the space began in June 2010.