Concert posters
Found in 129 Collections and/or Records:
Evening of Jazz, Thursday May 10 Town Hall Auditorium 8pm., 1979-05-05/1979-05-12
Poster advertising a jazz concert as part of the 1979 Students' Arts Festival in Christchurch. Also includes the texts: 'Students' Arts Festival. New Zealand Students Arts Council Inc. Christchurch May 5-12 1979. Tickets available from Student Union. Bob Bradford's Big Band, Doug Caldwell's Trio, Malcolm McNeill & His Sextet, The Bobcats. $4.75 Tickets Town Hall & Student Union. In association with the New Zealand Students Arts Council'. Also includes the logo of 3ZM.
Farewell Party: Rough Justice, Rock Theatre Thurs 26 July., 19**-07-26
Flare Up - a floral explosion / The Blossom Enquirer, [1992]
Flo & Eddie and the Turtles, [1976]-07-20/[1976]-08-04
Flo & Eddie with the Turtles., [1976]-08-10/[1976]-08-14
Folk & Country concert., [19??]-06-28/[19??]-06-29
Poster advertising two concerts by New Zealand folk and country musicians. Includes a drawing of a woman holding a guitar. Also includes the texts: 'Shona Laing, John Hanlon, "Wave", Steve Robinson, Simon Morris, Darien Tackle and many others! 3 hours for $1.00! Family concessions. Hamilton: Friday 28 June, Teachers Training College 8pm. Auckland: Sat 29 June, University Student Building 8pm'.
Frank Chickens: Get Chickenized NZ Tour, [1988]-02-25/[1988]-03-09
Fresh from the concert halls of Europe come The Bats., [19??]-07-09
Poster advertising a concert New Zealand rock band The Bats. Includes a stylised image of a bat against a full moon. Also includes the texts: 'Sweeping thru' your hometown, appearing at: Electric Ballroom, on: Wed 9 July! 2 12" EPs available on Flying Nun!'
Freudian Slips at the Rumble Bar (Vic Hotel) Jan 6th - Thursday., [1983]-01-06
Poster advertising a concert by New Zealand rock bands Freudian Slips and Fetus Productions. Includes a black & white photograph of a man, a woman and two children ascending a stairway into the sky.
From Scratch perform Gung Ho 1,2,3 D., 1980?
Poster advertising a concert by New Zealand percussion group From Scratch. Includes an aerial photograph of the band performing on percussion instruments, including PVC piping. Also includes the text: 'A tour with the NZ New Zealand Students Arts Council with the support of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council. Photo: Wally Floyd.'
From Scratch perform Gung Ho 1,2,3 D, Sunday 28 September., [1980]-09-28
Poster advertising a concert by New Zealand percussion group From Scratch. Includes an aerial photograph of the band performing on percussion instruments, including PVC piping. Also includes the text: 'A tour with the NZ New Zealand Students Arts Council with the support of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council. Photo: Wally Floyd. 1.30pm, Great Hall, Christchurch Arts Centre'.
From Scratch: Rhythmworks: Union Hall, Victoria Uni, Monday Dec' 3rd 10pm, Tues to Friday Dec' 4-7, 9pm., [1984]-12-03/[198?]-12-07
Poster advertising From Scratch: Rhythmworks performance at Victoria University of Wellington Union Hall. Includes black & white image of the shadows of three musicians playing percussion instruments in a spotlight. Also includes the texts: '$6 + $5. Book at State Opera House. Door sales from 8pm. With the assistance of Wang Computer Ltd., Photography Glenn Jowitt Auckland'.
From Wgtn...The Wart and...Teeth at the City Hotel Fri 5 - Sat 6 Dec., [19??]-12-05/[19??]-12-06
Poster advertising two concerts by New Zealand rock groups The Wart and Teeth. Includes a drawing of skyscrapers at night, a whale and a man with a lump on his cheek.
George Benson live on stage., [1978]-03
Poster advertising American jazz musician George Benson. Includes a photograph of Benson singing. Also includes the texts: 'Here March, book now! On Warner Bros. Records and Tapes'. Also includes the logo of Warner Brothers.
Get down with Pretty Wicked Head and Le Perra., [1990]-08-18
Poster advertising a concert by New Zealand rock bands Pretty Wicked Head and Le Perra. Includes a black & white photograph of men and women dancing. Also includes the texts: 'This Friday - 9.00 18th August. Tickets available from....Tillermans, Ph.89240, 16 Don Street.'
Hello Sailor on tour., [1978]-04-05/[1978]-04-16
Herbs, Aotearoa, Dread Beat & Blood ..In Concert., [1986]-07-19
Poster advertising a Wellington concert by New Zealand reggae bands Herbs, Aotearoa and Dread Beat & Blood. Includes a small drawing of a radio. Also includes the texts: 'Tickets $9 $7 Students. University Union Hall Victoria University, Friday July 19 8pm. Radio Active c/- VUWSA, Private Bag Wellington, Phone 738-939'.
Hipsingles, Techtones, Summer ballroom rage., [1981]-06-07
Poster advertising a Christchurch concert / party featuring New Zealand rock bands Hipsingles and Techtones. Includes a black & orange photograph of a man and a woman in swimwear drink coca-cola. Also includes an image of a clown and the words 'Arts Circus'. Also includes the texts: 'Sunday June 7th, 8.00pm, U.C.S.A. $2.50. r.o.a.r.'
Huge Industrial Artsnob: Acid rain tour, [19??-03-05]
Poster advertising a concert by New Zealand band Huge Industrial Artsnobs. Includes a black & white drawing of a factory and five dancing figures. Also includes the texts: 'Thurs 5th Mar. 12.30 - 1.30 Auditorium. With assistance from: NZ Railways and the New Zealand Students Arts Council.'
John Cooper Clarke, Victoria University, December 6,8., 19**-12-06/19**-12-08
Poster advertising a Wellington concert by British rock musician John Cooper Clarke. Includes a black & white background image of a line of dancers. Also includes the text: 'Tickets - Chelsea Records'.
John Hanlon in concert., 1975-06-03/1975-06-07
John Martyn plus the legendary Bert Jansch.
Poster advertising English folk rock musicians John Martyn and Bert Jansch in concert.
Jonahs, SMACC Riflemen., 1988c
Poster advertising a series of performances by New Zealand rock bands The Jonahs and SMACC Riflemen. Includes a drawing of the comic book character The Joker taking a photograph and saying 'Smile'. Also includes the text: 'Clarendon Wed 25, New Plymouth Thurs 26, Rising Sun Fri 27, Sat 28'.
Jonathon Harper, Concert guitarist. NZ Tour.
Poster advertising New Zealand guitarist Jonathon Harper. Includes a caricature drawing of a man playing guitar. Also includes the texts: '"A young musician of extraordinary virtuosity." -B.O.P. Times, "Compositions of a very high standard." - News Gazette. Classical, Flamenco, Popular. With the assistance of the NZ Students Arts Council. Supported by Mobil'.
Laundrettes, Fri 18th Sat 19th Cricketers., 1988?
Poster advertising a series of performances by New Zealand rock band the Laundrettes. Includes a photograph of the band, most of them dressed in yellow suit jackets.
Leo Kottke., 1978-04-15/1978-04-16
Poster advertising two New Zealand concerts by American guitarist Leo Kottke. Includes a black & white photograph of Kottke playing a guitar. The name Leo Kottke is repeated four times. Also includes the texts: 'Sat. April 15th His Magesty's Theatre, Auckland. Sun. April 16th St. James Theatre, Wellington. Australian Concert Entertainment'.
Let the Battle of the Bands begin!, 1988-10-07
Poster advertising a battle of the bands in Dunedin. Includes a cartoon style drawing of a large audience of musicians, which includes the signature 'Tony88'. Also includes the texts: 'Featuring: Cactus Club - Soulminers - Gorse - Torquemadas - Dada - Borgusweens - Tincandredd - Another Scarfie Band. Where: Main Common Room. When: 8.00pm, Friday, 7th Oct.' Also includes the logos of HMV, Slick Willy's, Rheineck, Wiliams Screenprint Limited and Winston Darling Travel Ltd.
Lisa Ngawaka appearing at, 1991c
Poster advertising performances by Lisa Ngawaka. Includes a stylised black & white image of the performer's face. Also includes the text: 'Thanks, New Zealand Student Arts Council, Robert Cross.'
Live! A wild weekend with The Tunnellers and guests The Merkins. Fri 17, Sat 18 The Windsor.
Poster advertising performances by New Zealand rock bands The Tunnellers and The Merkins.
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Mike Knock and friends., [1983]-05-29
Poster advertising a Wellington concert by New Zealand jazz pianist Mike Nock. Also includes the texts: 'Paul Dyne - bass, Roger Sellers - drums, Colin Hemmingson - sax. Memorial Theatre, Sunday May 29th, 8pm. Book at the State Opera House or Student's Association Office.'