896 results for: Performing Arts
Poster
Bang! Toga-a-Gogo party concert poster, April 20, 1985
The poster pictured here appears to be advertising a toga party held at Le Club Hit in Seattle. It is unclear if Bang! was the promoter/producer, or perhaps a band that played a the event, which included a toga fashion show and costume contest. Le Club Hit was a venue at 935 Westlake Avenue North that operated as a batting…
ID Number:2018.86.26
Date:1985
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Life in General, Young Pioneers, Vexed, and Sound Color concert poster, June 28, 1985
The poster pictured here advertises a night of performances at Le Club Hit in Seattle by four Northwest-based bands: Life in General, also known as X-15 and founded in 1979 by Kelly Mitchell, Todd Fuhs, and Eric Alton; Young Pioneers founded in 1982 by Chris Pugh, Brad Sweek, Bryan Learned, Scott Vanderpool, Colm Meek, and Sasha Parks; Vexed, founded in…
ID Number:2018.86.30
Date:1985
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The Moberlys and The Queen Annes concert poster, March 29, 1985
The poster pictured here advertises a night of performances at Le Club Hit in Seattle by at least two local bands: The Moberlys, made up of Jim Basnight, Jeff Cerar, Steve Grindle, and Steve Pearson; and The Queen Annes, featuring James Gascoigne, Tom O’Connell, Kip Phillips, John Carey, Toby Keil, and Joe Meyering.Le Club Hit was a venue at 935…
ID Number:2018.86.31
Date:1985
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Entropics with Greinke and Angus concert poster, April 18, 1986
This poster advertises a "wild night of wild music" featuring local Seattle musicians the Entropics (Amy Denio and David Stern) and Greinke and Angus (Jeff Greinke and Rob Angus). The show took place at Lincoln Arts Center, an all-ages music venue at 66 Bell Street, on Friday, April 18, probably in 1986. As of 2019, the location is occupied by…
ID Number:2018.86.32
Date:1986
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Blackouts concert poster, December 29, 1984
The Blackouts were a punk rock band formed in Seattle in 1979 by guitarist Erich Werner, drummer Bill Rieflinafter, and bassist Mike Davidson after the breakup of their previous band, The Telepaths. They were later joined by Roland Barker, on synthesizer and saxophone; his brother Paul Barker replaced Davidson on bass in 1981. The band relocated to Boston, and then…
ID Number:2018.86.33
Date:1984
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U-Men, Room-9, Baba Yaga, PMA, and The Fag concert poster, circa 1984
This poster advertises a September 1 concert at the Meatlockers (or Meatlocker, Meat Lockers) at 1426 S. Jackson Street, with five bands listed: The U-Men, a Seattle band founded in 1981 by John Bigley, Tom Price, Charlie Ryan, Robin Buchan, and Jim Tillman, and later including Tom Hazelmyer and Tony Ransom; Room Nine, a pre-grunge Seattle band formed in the…
ID Number:2018.86.34
Date:Circa 1984
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The He-Sluts and Melvins concert poster, circa 1985
The Melvins, a rock band from Montesano, Washington, was formed in 1983 by Buzz Osborne (guitar, vocals), Matt Lukin (bass) and Mike Dillard (drums). As of 2018, the Melvins continue to perform, record, and tour.This poster advertises a concert at the Meatlockers (or Meatlocker, Meat Lockers) at 1426 S. Jackson Street featuring The Melvins with another band named The He-Sluts.
ID Number:2018.86.35
Date:Circa 1985
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Red Dress at the Metropolis concert poster, circa 1983
Seattle band Red Dress was formed by Gary Minkler with his high school friend Rich Riggins in 1976. The two explored jazz, contemporary classical music, and the blossoming punk rock scene. Though Riggins left the band and other musicians came and went over the decades, Gary Minkler and Red Dress continued to perform at least into the early 2010s.At this…
ID Number:2018.86.37
Date:Circa 1983
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Poison Idea, The Accused, and Rejectors concert poster, circa 1983
Poison Idea was an Portland, Oregon punk rock band formed in 1980 by Jerry Lang (vocals), Chris Tense (guitar), Glen Estes (bass), and Dean Johnson (drums). The band originally disbanded in 1993, and then reformed and performed intermittently between 1998 and around 2015.This poster advertises a concert at the Metropolis featuring Poison Idea and two local bands, The Accused and…
ID Number:2018.86.40
Date:Circa 1983
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Metropolis concert schedule, December 1983 - January 1984
The Metropolis was an all-ages music venue located at 207 Second Avenue in Pioneer Square. Started by Hugo Piotten, the Metropolis provided stable access to teens interested in alternative music and culture, where they could see local and national punk bands and hang out with their peers. In the two years of its existence (1983-1984), the Metropolis hosted many of…
ID Number:2018.86.41
Date:1983