The band built a solid following in the Vancouver area through constant gigging.

He'd better pull himself together so they could hit up a few of the better gigging sites.

It was not considered suitable for heavy professional gigging.

After almost a year's gigging and touring Decadence went through a major update once again.

Tchicai returned to a regular gigging and recording schedule in the late 1970s.

After three years of steady gigging, Fallout broke up.

Frog gigging is commonly done at night, but it can be done during the day as well.

The six-week ocean voyage provided a break after years of constant gigging.

When the six months ended, they started regular gigging in Deep Ellum.

Sucker gigging is usually done at night with lights to maximize the visibility of the fast moving fish.

Nonstop gigging has sharpened his six-string to a razor's edge.

Constant gigging had honed the tight grooves and musical interaction.

After four years of extensive local and regional gigging, the band self-released their debut single, "Simple", in 1993.

During 1971 Stackridge began serious gigging, although Crun left to take up bricklaying.

Genes did not sell very well and Couse was dispirited, as his live gigging had not been particularly successful either.

They then embarked on a round of extensive gigging, playing over 200 shows throughout Canada and the United States in a two-year period.

Guerrilla gigging is a type of concert performed in a non-traditional setting or arranged in an unusual fashion.

Having fulfilled their commitment to Arista, the band succumbed to the pressures of constant gigging, and disbanded in early 1983.

Constant gigging in London helped the band build up a following, and in December 1982, they played four shows with U2.

His leaving The Move came after a period of heavy gigging and experimentation with LSD.

Instead, her many years of steady gigging paid off, as she drew on all that experience to put on her best "X Factor" performance so far.

From the East Coast to the Midwest and the South, frog gigging occupies a special niche in the outdoors.

It also has one sad literary connection with England, as the place where the excellent late-Victorian novelist George Gigging died.

Sheeran's relentless gigging and smart use of YouTube and social networking has helped him towards 900,000 album sales in under four months.

"With every breakthrough, either one of the cats in the band defects, or he's coaxed away, or there's a big lapse in the gigging.

He went for the easy deal, which was get another gig.

Would either of them want to leave her current gig?

Only once did I get some money after a gig.

They were on their way to a really important gig.

They had just under two weeks before the first gig.

So the only one without a film gig was George.

At least I could watch for the gig to come up.

I'll have her back here for another gig, maybe even before the end of the year.

My mother always took him to the town on a market day in a light gig.

Why, here is a man in a gig coming the same way now.

They call each other every day, even when they've got a gig together that night.

My whole life experience is in this gig I got here.

But then he goes and turns his up during the gig!

I thought he'd be here, waiting for us at the end of the gig.

So what if it takes a third of a gig?

Do you know, I nearly actually made it to the gig.

This new gig was going to take some getting used to.

The next season he went back to the car lot gig but changed the number.

It was a year before we played our first gig.

We had a gig that night and needed a name.

I've never looked forward to a gig that much in my life.

He'd already played about three hours and it had been a great gig.

The three of you work out the best way to run this gig.

Add in job security and this does not sound like a bad gig for most people.

The first gig was to take place on 10 April.