The builders used a fog machine, borrowed from a DJ who USES it in his gigs, to test how air-tight the home was.
You'll learn that the best clients, the best gigs, the best customers are all worth waiting for, even if it means eating Ramen noodles and couch surfing for a year.
He gigs on weekends as a piano player in a night club.
While I was at university I worked as a DJ for a mobile discotheque, spinning the discs at everything from student gigs to weddings.
A year later, Rachelle Short, to use her maiden name, was performing live gigs (she had won a gong for Best Indy Pop Performer at the la music Awards).
The report calls Moss “a fashion world double threat” because of her lucrative modeling and designing gigs.
Blair bought a van, gathered some stray musicians into a band called Jaded, set about booking it into pubs, and cruised teen gathering spots handing out leaflets for its gigs.
These two gigs add up to the biggest annual sales-tax earner for the city, Christmas included.
“You had to beg for gigs, ” he says.
I mean, the Dolls play everything from a couple thousand seat theater to a couple hundred bodies smashed into a small club if it's the right time and place and town; we do all kinds of gigs.
And I have to say I'm happier to have moved on from gigs where I didn't fit.
At the beginning of 2010, he turned his freelance gigs into a full-fledged business, bringing in six contractors and renting space in Geek Offices, a Cambridge, Mass., co-working facility.
photo above: I collect pottery, both old and new and use it both for styling gigs as well as our daily use.
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