Sentence examples for planning a gig from inspiring English sources

As Wednesday morning dawned with no sign of resolution from the government, Lenny Burridge, 47, who works in the safety office of Washington's Air Route Travel Control Center and plays blues guitar in his spare time, was busy planning a gig called "Lenny's Furlough Party" at the MacDowell Brew Kitchen, a pub known as The Beach, in Leesburg, Va.

If the band needs help with the business end, you are the manager, so you should always be trying to help in any way you can.If someone sees your band playing, they may want to talk to you about planning a gig and you need to be ready for that.

Currently, discovering great bands, contacting them to plan a gig, and arranging payment is a huge pain.

Fresh with a bizarre new umlaut over his stage name, Shawn Carter is planning a special gig exclusively for Tidal subscribers.

She was first approached to design a (non-opera) concert stage in 2003 by the English punk band Wire, who were planning a farewell gig at the Barbican.

Tori Wrånes, a fearless Norwegian artist who once played a piano suspended from the side of a mountain, is planning a surreal gig that will see her attempt to sing under nearly masochistic constraints.

In a report at WalesOnline, the Welshman is planning a greatest-hits gig in Cardiff next Christmas as his live comedy swan song.

Yet, the 38-year-old DJ still gets worried that things may not go as planned at a gig. .

Peter O'Fallon, a film and television director and a co-owner of the Gig, said he was planning a series of new offerings from its Web site, livefromthegig.com.

Now Henderson, 33, does the same sort of work helping artists, musicians and filmmakers apply for grants, build a Web site, get a gig, plan an event, find a sponsor.

Emily: Oh yes, it would be as though you were planning one gig all year long.