gigging

Doing live sets

Gigging is performing live music, typically short engagements at clubs, bars, or events: She's been gigging around town for years.

The term extends to any freelance or temporary work: He's gigging as a delivery driver.

In the gig economy, gigging describes piecing together income from multiple short-term jobs rather than holding traditional employment.

fishing

spearfishing

Aquatic hunting with sharp poles

  • tridentThree-pronged fishing spear
  • prongPointed projecting part
  • wadingTraversing shallow water on foot

nighttime · flounder · bullfrogs · lantern · shallows · catch · wade · spotlight · barb · tine

music

concert

Live musical performance

  • bandGroup playing music together
  • stageRaised performance platform
  • venuePlace of occurrence

amplifier · setlist · soundcheck · audience · backstage · headliner · roadie · tour · festival · jamming

freelance

contract

Enforceable written agreement

hustle · grind · self-employed · booking · client · invoice · portfolio · rates · flexibility · moonlighting

nightlife

clubbing

Visiting nightclubs for entertainment

crowd · vibe · nightclub · bar · afterhours · scene · bouncer · lights · socializing · turntable

comedy

stand-up

Solo comedic performance

  • improvUnscripted comedic performance
  • open-micUnscreened performance event
  • setArrange in position

punchline · heckler · timing · routine · club · emcee · headliner · opener · material · bombed

Categories
Opposites
performance activity

giggingrehearsing

Preparing by repeated practice

practicing · woodshedding · staying home · drilling · jamming

employment type

giggingretiring

Leaving the workforce

active work vs. unemployment/idleness

giggingunemployed

Without a job

out of work · idle · resting · struggling · retired

Family

gig, giggling, giggles, giggled, gigs, giggler, gigged

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