roadie

An individual who is responsible for setting up, tearing down, and generally maintaining the equipment for a band.

See also coons

Hey roadie, I need a new pic for my guitar.

by Ryan May 9, 2003

roadie

(noun) An alcoholic drink that you have in the car.

Jim never goes on a long trip without bringing a couple of roadies.

by RRayne July 19, 2006

roadie

The best job ever. It often involves lugging gear around and setting up the stage for the band. There are also specialized roadies that deal with one specific thing, such as guitars, basses, drums, and front of house sound, these are referred to as techs or techies. Roadies also fix any problems that may occur during a show. Many bands have at least one roadie, but usually don't have more than 10.

I'm the roadie for the PG's; I lug their amplifiers and guitars to the stage and set up for the show. I also handle the merch booth when the singer's girlfriend is busy

by elijah (psykokatt storm) June 4, 2015

roadie

A cyclist who rides road bikes, typically to the exclusion of all other riding styles (mountian, cyclocross, tri, singlespeed, etc).

In true roadie style, Josh shaved his legs before his first spring rides.

by bike bikely February 21, 2004

roadie

Getting head while on the road or while driving

dude i just got me a roadie from logan

by the boatist October 2, 2009

roadie

a car trip where passangers smoke marijuana

we went on a roadie after school

by jeremy Moser October 23, 2003

roadie

a person or people you often travel with; someone you "hit the road" with

Whenever I go to the city, my roadie, Cheron goes wit me.

by ave November 30, 2003