Hi all, I was lucky enough to see arcade fire in Nantes on the WE tour and it was my first concer and at the time I was not interested in concert posters, now I would love to get my hands on one but so far am unable to find one l

Anyone have any ideas?

OC. Just finished the poster :-)

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I have collected many posters over the past 15-20 years, but I don’t remember seeing similar posters for concerts I attended in the 80s and early 90s, mostly metal and hair bands. I had several black-light posters for bands like AC/DC, Iron Maiden, and Led Zepplin. There was a significant gap in my concert attendance, but I’m curious about when and who started the trend. Did the style vary much, or was I too baked back then to notice?

Hi. So my poster collection is starting to surpass my available wall space (or that which I am allowed to use anyway). I am having too much fun enjoying the art too much to give up. I have seen other posted about folios but with suggested ones ranging in price by a lot (at least as it is priced in Canada). Are there minimum standards I should look for? I gather acid free is one. Thank you in advance.

Poster I recently bought is advertised as 24x36 but actually came a little bigger. About 1/8th wider and taller. Doesn’t fit 24x36 frame. Not sure if I should get it cut to exact size or custom frame ?

https://relixmarketplace.com/products/ratdog-wetlands-poster

We found a stack of these in the Relix Vault!

Capture a poignant moment in music history with this original 11x17 inch limited-edition offset poster, designed for the Ratdog shows originally scheduled at the Wetlands on September 14th and 15th, 2001. These highly anticipated performances were ultimately canceled due to the tragic events of 9/11, making this poster a unique artifact of both musical and cultural significance.

Featuring original artwork by the renowned artist Elliot Mattice, this piece beautifully encapsulates the spirit of Ratdog and the iconic Wetlands venue. The design reflects the vibrant energy of live music while serving as a heartfelt reminder of a moment when music paused to honor a nation in mourning.

Key Features:

Dimensions: 11x17 inches – perfect for framing and display. Original Artwork: Created by Elliot Mattice, celebrated for his dynamic and evocative designs. The posters are printed on flyer stock paper. Historical Significance: A rare collectible from shows that never occurred, marking a poignant moment in music and U.S. history. This poster is more than just a piece of memorabilia—it's a tribute to resilience, community, and the enduring power of music to heal. Whether you're a dedicated Grateful Dead fan, Bob Weir fan, Ratdog fan, a collector of music history, or simply someone who values meaningful art, this poster will be a cherished addition to your collection.

Don’t miss your chance to own this rare and meaningful piece. Order now and commemorate a pivotal moment in live music history.

Need to put into storage lots of posters currently framed and hanging on my walls. Should I remove them from the frames? I was thinking of doing that and putting them in a large portfolio case. Another option might be roll them up and put them in a plastic art tube. Best practices appreciated!