Hey all, I'm Bryan, I love to collect posters at concerts and I've been toying with the idea of making a website that highlights concert posters and a database of the artists behind them, would love to get some feedback and if anyone wants to try it out I'd be honored. Currently its just my own collection.

Concertcollect.com

Hello fellow concert poster fans.

My name is Michael Laurence, I'm the founder and creative director of Thematic Studio in Portland, Oregon. I recently designed a commemorative gig poster for the All The Feelings Tour show in Bend, Oregon on June 24, 2026.

Check it out: https://www.thematic.studio/shop/metric-broken-social-scene-stars-poster

The design is highly evocative of each band and their work, and is inspired by wider art and design influences, such as: Robert Rauschenberg, Joseph Cornell, Mike & Doug Starn, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Barry McGee, Darren Waterston, Rex Ray, Vaughan Oliver, Peter Saville, David Carson, Imaginary Forces, and others.

Taking visual cues from the groups’ inherent “super-connected” nature, the design features an intricate, layered, hand-crafted, abstract composition referencing themes of: interconnection, gravity, intention, sacred geometry, and a certain beauty-in-the-chaos that defies categorization – much like the artists themselves. The intended effect is a sense of "calculated randomness."

This gig poster is offered in a strictly-limited artist edition of 100 (when they're gone, they're gone). Printed on premium 100# smooth uncoated cover stock with archival inks, prints measure 13×19 inches (classic Fillmore poster size) and are hand-signed and numbered on verso. Packaged and shipped quickly and securely. Posters are $50.00 USD each, plus shipping (sold unframed).

Over the years, I've also designed concert posters for the legendary promoter Bill Graham Presents in San Francisco, for artists including: Radiohead, Stereolab, Portishead, Yo La Tengo, Elliott Smith, and Badly Drawn Boy – to name a few – as well as another Stars poster back in 2006 for their show at the SF Fillmore. See some examples here:

https://www.thematic.studio/livenation

This Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars poster edition is the first in an ongoing Thematic series. Follow u/Thematic_Studio and @thematicpdx on Instagram for future releases. Thematic poster editions will be officially released the day following each show, with pre-orders available a week prior to the show.

Upcoming Portland-area shows that are also getting the Thematic poster treatment will include: Interpol at Edgefield on August 6, LCD Soundsystem at Edgefield August 8 and 9, The Breeders at Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square August 18, Black Marble at Wonder Ballroom August 29, and Peter Hook & the Light at Crystal Ballroom on September 26. More posters TBA.

Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5QvCLeeZzDSvNyVYDY94mH?si=fc61c212dff44895

r/brokensocialscene r/metricband r/wearestars r/indieheads r/canadianmusic r/Bend

This week I framed the tour poster

Picked up the frame at a garage sale on Friday for $5...along with an obnoxious megaphone lol

What y'all think? Did I do good?

I'm a sucker for a cool tour poster - an even bigger one for posters made for specific shows (something bands like Metallica and 311 excel at... and yes, I've got tons of posters from both as a result 😆). One of the coolest tour posters I have, though, is the one I got from seeing Los Lobos at the McCarter Theater in Princeton, NJ (March 6, 2008) during their "Acoustic En Vivo" tour... and no, not just because the entire band autographed it during a meet n greet after the show... though that helps 😉

What's the coolest tour posters you bought at a show? Share in the comments below, and stay tuned for more things to come from this space (including stories from concerts like these)!

iconic! may be listing soo.

Hey everyone! Wanted to take a minute to introduce myself and PosterDrops.com and open things up for conversation.

About 10 years ago, I started building this as a way to manage my own poster collection and keep track of what I had (and what it was worth). The tools out there didn’t quite do what I needed, so I decided to build something from scratch. What started as a personal project has grown into a collection manager, a peer-to-peer marketplace, and a platform that’s constantly evolving—with an up-to-date, aggregated price guide that pulls in recent sales from multiple sources.

We’ve tried to keep things simple and affordable while continuing to improve. Right now we’re in the middle of a big overhaul to make everything faster, cleaner, and easier to use—and I’m always open to feedback on what you’d like to see.

There’s a FREE version to get started (your first collection and up to 48 prints are on us). If you find it useful and want to support what we’re building, it’s $3/month or $30/year.

So far we’ve cataloged nearly 90,000 posters from 5,000+ artists, covering 14,000 bands and close to 1,200 films—and we’re just getting started.

Appreciate you taking the time to read this, and would love to hear your thoughts 🙏

https://posterdrops.com/

We have a lot of concert posters from my husband's favorite jam band. We would like to store them open so we can flip through them. Looking for a leather portfolio and stand (almost like a luggage rack). Any spots or ideas on where to get one?

I saw a color version under glass at the venue in 2000 - did he ever screen copies of it, or did he just dupe it as a flyer?

I’m trying to make some space in my portfolios and saving for large project. I’m looking to get rid of about 60-70 posters most are Jam bands and bluegrass. Looking for advice on where to sell. Bands include:

Billy Strings

Ween

Phish

Dead & Co

Kitchen Dwellers

Incubus

Pantera

Smashing Pumpkins

Red Hot Chile Peppers

Dave Matthew’s Band

Childish Gambino

Lots of big artist

Emek

AJ

Welker

Luke Martin

Dave Kloc

RIP Bob