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gig

[gig] / gɪg /


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His gig headlining the Super Bowl half time show next month means he's unable to take the stage at the Grammys.

From BBC

The rise in bands performing longer residences at fewer venues has led to an increase in "gig tourism", says Reilly.

From BBC

He is one of millions working in India's rapidly expanding gig economy, which is expected to employ 23.5 million people by 2030.

From BBC

Threatened with eviction by his fed-up family unless he takes an open slot teaching poetry at a high school, Oscar swallows his pride and takes the gig.

From Los Angeles Times

Video of their first gig, at a nursing home, leaked on TikTok with the caption “What is happening at my grandma’s nursing home rn.”

From The Wall Street Journal