Sentence examples for prison gig from inspiring English sources

Murray's most beloved recurring character during his late-1970s stint on SNL was this schmaltzy crooner, whose surname changed according to the season (Nick Summers, Nick Spring...) or setting – Nick Slammer for a prison gig.

We learn how Saul played musical matchmaker for Cash and June Carter, engineered the Folsom prison gig, but also couldn't stop a born-again Cash's popularity-sapping, self-financed film of Jesus' life, "The Gospel Road".

Themes of redemption and sorrow throughout I Have No Everything Here are common in prison performances, so, inspired by the Zomba Prison Project, here are our top 10 prison gigs.

Most prison gigs are BS the only thing they want is for you to report.

The prison gigs, while spreading fame worldwide did little to mollify its critics back home, who view the hardcore scene as only attracting ñeros, a Colombian slang term equivalent to bro in the US.

Held in the Pentoville Prison chapel, this gig was played to support the suicide prevention charity Wasted Youth.

"We just did a gig at a prison, and it was huge," she said.

They're also chummy with Hell's Angels, have played a gig in Brixton prison and are ardent supporters of Mojo.

New Michael has the police to deal with, a brief prison stay and a new gig extraditing some weasel who is displacing landowners to somewhere in Latin America.

He meets musician Bobby Byrd (Nelsan Ellis) when Byrd plays a gig at the prison (in real life, Byrd lived in the nearby town and they got talking over the perimeter fence).

The band responsible for the theme to The Sopranos played a gig at Brixton prison in 2008 to coincide with the 30th anniversary of Rock Against Racism, a movement created by musicians in the 1970s to dissuade young people from engaging in racist behaviour.