Category: Concert Posters

by Daniel Paiz | January 15, 2021

Shock value collecting might be something I'm starting to explore and collecting GWAR concert posters might be the way to go. Musically, these guys are alright. There are worse bands out there, and there are also better bands currently out. What's intriguing for this collector, however,...

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by Jessica Meyer | January 13, 2021

Have you been keeping up with our Concert Poster Talk podcast? We've been releasing bi-weekly episodes that delve into the behind-the-scenes world of gig posters. Each episode features an exclusive interview and discussion with a different poster artist or industry professional. Our guests have great stories to...

by Daniel Paiz | January 11, 2021

Revealing which Ghost poster is the one for you should be a fairly easy feat. There's plenty of spooky artwork to choose from. The trouble is, it's kind of difficult to find which one really stands out to you. Hopefully, that's where this guy comes in...

by Jessica Meyer | January 8, 2021

While San Francisco gets most of the credit for being the ultimate concert poster city, there are a few other cities where the art form is heavily present. Over the years there have been poster scenes in L.A., Detroit, cities in the Pacific Northwest, and Austin, Texas....

by Daniel Paiz | January 6, 2021

DOOM 2021 sounds like a new comic, but alas it's really about collecting MF DOOM concert posters. This oddball rapper is hard to describe. There's just a certain something about this guy. From being notorious for not performing at his own concerts, to always wearing a metal...

by Jessica Meyer | January 4, 2021

When I think of legends of modern poster art, Emek is the first artist that comes to mind. Now, this might be a little bit of a personal preference. The first concert poster that was framed and gifted to me by my father was an Emek...

by Daniel Paiz | December 31, 2020

Auld Lang Syne might not conjure images of concerts, but collecting New Year's Eve concert posters is an underrated venture. There's the 4th of July and Christmas posters you can find here and there. But, New Year's Eve concert posters are a bit more unique....

by Jessica Meyer | December 30, 2020

Have you been keeping up with our Concert Poster Conversations series? Each week, we've been releasing a new informative video on our YouTube channel designed to educate and inform concert poster collectors. The series features Glen Trosch, president of the Psychedelic Art Exchange and an...

by Jessica Meyer | December 29, 2020

Every poster collector is familiar with the psychedelic sixties in San Francisco. Understandably so, as this is where the psychedelic era of poster art began. What is talked about less, however, is the impact of a small music venue in Detroit, Michigan. The Grande Ballroom has a...

by Daniel Paiz | December 24, 2020

I'm dreaming of collecting Christmas concert posters because it's the most wonderful time of the year to do so. It makes sense that often times New Year's Eve gets all the focus and excitement when it comes to concerts. However, Christmas has more gifts than one...