|
2025 Gigs
We are now scheduling and conducting the gigs listed below. |
Finding and Scheduling Gigs
Twin Cities Ukulele Club jammers are welcome and encouraged to find groups that would like a gig and advise the groups to contact our gig coordinators. Our Gig Coordinators are not expected to find or search for TCUC gigs but will schedule, coordinate and manage the gigs when contacted by a group or organization that would like to have a Twin Cities Ukulele Club Gig at their location. For gig scheduling contact info, the group or organization may go to www.TCUCGigs.com.
Twin Cities Ukulele Club jammers are welcome and encouraged to find groups that would like a gig and advise the groups to contact our gig coordinators. Our Gig Coordinators are not expected to find or search for TCUC gigs but will schedule, coordinate and manage the gigs when contacted by a group or organization that would like to have a Twin Cities Ukulele Club Gig at their location. For gig scheduling contact info, the group or organization may go to www.TCUCGigs.com.
Signing Up as a Player at Scheduled Gigs
|
To sign up for a specific gig,
contact the appropriate Gig Leader listed below. The following gigs are scheduled. |
Click to Email Gig Leader
Anyone who has attended Twin Cities Ukulele Club jams or gigs is welcome to perform at a TCUC Gig.
Three really important items:
Three really important items:
1. Many/most gig sites limit the number of Twin Cities Ukulele Club players at a gig. They are often firm on the number they allow, so . . .
2. Giggers must sign up with the appropriate Gig Leader in order to be a performer at a Twin Cities Ukulele Club gig. Players who do not sign up in advance may not be allowed to play at a gig! There simply may not be room.
3. Songs for Gigs - We use songs we routinely sing at jams. NO special arrangements. Gig songs will only be from the Yellow, Blue and Purple books (or the baritone versions), Petey Mack's Singalong book, and the Dropbox 1A ALL SONGS folder that is available to all Twin Cities Ukulele Club members. We will also play and sing a limited number of songs requested by the gig location. We most often sit and use music and music stands at gigs.
2. Giggers must sign up with the appropriate Gig Leader in order to be a performer at a Twin Cities Ukulele Club gig. Players who do not sign up in advance may not be allowed to play at a gig! There simply may not be room.
3. Songs for Gigs - We use songs we routinely sing at jams. NO special arrangements. Gig songs will only be from the Yellow, Blue and Purple books (or the baritone versions), Petey Mack's Singalong book, and the Dropbox 1A ALL SONGS folder that is available to all Twin Cities Ukulele Club members. We will also play and sing a limited number of songs requested by the gig location. We most often sit and use music and music stands at gigs.
|
Click here for a detailed description of TCUC Gigs |
Why do we Gig? Because . . .
