My Pearl Jam Road: 10/22/90 Seattle | 12/22/90 Seattle, Moore Theater | 9/29/92 Seattle, Magnusson Park, Drop in the Park | 9/5/93 The Gorge, with Neil Young and Blind Melon | 7/20/06 Portland, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall with Sleater-Kinney | 7/22/06 The Gorge, 10/21/06 Mountain View, Shoreline Ampitheatre, Bridge School Benefit | 9/21/09 Seattle | 9/22/09 Seattle | 9/26/09 Portland, OR | 7/14/2011 Eddie Vedder, Portland, OR | 11/29/13 Portland, OR
There isn't one. You got a banner, which I wish was the shirt.
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My Pearl Jam Road: 10/22/90 Seattle | 12/22/90 Seattle, Moore Theater | 9/29/92 Seattle, Magnusson Park, Drop in the Park | 9/5/93 The Gorge, with Neil Young and Blind Melon | 7/20/06 Portland, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall with Sleater-Kinney | 7/22/06 The Gorge, 10/21/06 Mountain View, Shoreline Ampitheatre, Bridge School Benefit | 9/21/09 Seattle | 9/22/09 Seattle | 9/26/09 Portland, OR | 7/14/2011 Eddie Vedder, Portland, OR | 11/29/13 Portland, OR
The poster is not my jam, but here is information about the artist (the poster is very much his aesthetic): https://www.winstonsmith.com/ FYI, Winston Smith, the artist, designed the famous Dead Kennedys logo.
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My Pearl Jam Road: 10/22/90 Seattle | 12/22/90 Seattle, Moore Theater | 9/29/92 Seattle, Magnusson Park, Drop in the Park | 9/5/93 The Gorge, with Neil Young and Blind Melon | 7/20/06 Portland, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall with Sleater-Kinney | 7/22/06 The Gorge, 10/21/06 Mountain View, Shoreline Ampitheatre, Bridge School Benefit | 9/21/09 Seattle | 9/22/09 Seattle | 9/26/09 Portland, OR | 7/14/2011 Eddie Vedder, Portland, OR | 11/29/13 Portland, OR
Me personally I need at minimum a 48 hour window of information gathering on a poster. Who's the artist, what's their usual aesthetic, what's the backstory on the image, are their regional Easter eggs I'm missing, how does it look in person etc etc. Unless I just think it's awesome right away. But "sees thumbnail image/immediately declares it to suck" is a recipe for regret.
Me personally I need at minimum a 48 hour window of information gathering on a poster. Who's the artist, what's their usual aesthetic, what's the backstory on the image, are their regional Easter eggs I'm missing, how does it look in person etc etc. Unless I just think it's awesome right away. But "sees thumbnail image/immediately declares it to suck" is a recipe for regret.
I think one can take one look at the image and know instantly if it's something that might make the wall or never in a million years. The other info might add context but won't make something hideous beautiful imo
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Me personally I need at minimum a 48 hour window of information gathering on a poster. Who's the artist, what's their usual aesthetic, what's the backstory on the image, are their regional Easter eggs I'm missing, how does it look in person etc etc. Unless I just think it's awesome right away. But "sees thumbnail image/immediately declares it to suck" is a recipe for regret.
I think one can take one look at the image and know instantly if it's something that might make the wall or never in a million years. The other info might add context but won't make something hideous beautiful imo
2009 Philly posters were a perfect example of this for me. When I saw the first one I was like what the fuck is going on. Then I caught it was Tom Tomorrow and it totally clicked. I read This Modern Life in the Valley Advocate and didn't immediately recognize the character design. Once I did I thought it was awesome to see on a Pearl Jam poster.
Actually 2009 Chicago and the backstory for that one is another example to a lesser extent.
To each their own but I generally tread lightly because I've definitely felt silly in the past.
Are they selling the show specific shirts and posters a day before the show or day of show and after, only?
Day of only.
Vancouver sold shirts and posters from day 1 on day 2
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The poster is not my jam, but here is information about the artist (the poster is very much his aesthetic): https://www.winstonsmith.com/ FYI, Winston Smith, the artist, designed the famous Dead Kennedys logo.
I thought that are looked familiar! His art isn't for everyone. Cool that he tried. Makes me think I am buying an old DK or Jello album.
If HR Giger were alive and he tried to make a PJ poster I'd probably hate it too. He's one of my fav all-time artists but some aren't meant to do gig posters, ya dig?
Are they selling the show specific shirts and posters a day before the show or day of show and after, only?
If the stand is open the day between shows at the places with two they should have whatever is leftover from the day before as well as date specific stuff for the next day. At least that's how they did it last year. Vancouver didn't have the merch stand open the day between shows this year, so who knows if that was site specific or how they will do it this year.
The poster is not my jam, but here is information about the artist (the poster is very much his aesthetic): https://www.winstonsmith.com/ FYI, Winston Smith, the artist, designed the famous Dead Kennedys logo.
I thought that are looked familiar! His art isn't for everyone. Cool that he tried. Makes me think I am buying an old DK or Jello album.
If HR Giger were alive and he tried to make a PJ poster I'd probably hate it too. He's one of my fav all-time artists but some aren't meant to do gig posters, ya dig?
I dig
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'This boats not safe
And we're drowning.'
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Chicago 2 (August 22, 2016)
Ft. Worth 1 (September 13, 2023)
Ft. Worth 2 (September 15, 2023)
'This boats not safe
And we're drowning.'
FYI, Winston Smith, the artist, designed the famous Dead Kennedys logo.
2018: Fenway 1
2021: Sea.Hear.Now
2022: San Diego, MSG, Camden
2023: Ft. Worth 1, Ft. Worth 2, Austin 1, Austin 2
2024: Las Vegas 1, Las Vegas 2, Wrigley 1, Wrigley 2, MSG 1, MSG 2, Philly 2, Fenway 1, Fenway 2
2025: Florida 1, Florida 2, Nashville 1, Nashville 2, Raleigh 1, Raleigh 2, Pittsburgh 1, Pittsburgh 2
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Actually 2009 Chicago and the backstory for that one is another example to a lesser extent.
To each their own but I generally tread lightly because I've definitely felt silly in the past.
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If HR Giger were alive and he tried to make a PJ poster I'd probably hate it too. He's one of my fav all-time artists but some aren't meant to do gig posters, ya dig?
Too each their own I guess.
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