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Poster Data Compiled by Michael Erlewine POSTER DATA COMPILED BY MICHAEL ERLEWINE Copyright © 2003-2020 by Michael Erlewine THIS DATA IS FREE TO USE, SHARE, (AND ADD TO), PROVIDED THAT CREDIT IS GIVEN TO MICHAEL ERLEWINE FOR ANY USE OF THE DATA ENCLOSED HERE. There is no guarantee that this data is complete or without errors and typos. And any prices are sure to be out of date. This is just a beginning to document this important field of study. [email protected] ------------------------------ 1974-12-27 P-1 --------- 1974-12-27 / CP020134 / XK19741227 Shiva's Head Band, B.W. Stevenson at State Theater Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP020134 / XK19741227 / NONE / XK1974122 Performers: 1974-12-27: State Theater, Detroit Shiva's Head Band / B.W. Stevenson / Ponty Bone / Squeezetones ------------------------------ 1987-01-25 P-1 --------- 1987-01-25 / CP020350 / XK19870125 Dan del Santo at State Theater Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP020350 / XK19870125 / NONE / XK1987012 Performers: 1987-01-25: State Theater, Detroit Dan del Santo ------------------------------ 1992-02-22 P-2 --------- 1992-02-22 / CP006194 / CP01443 Romantics, Dark Carnival at State Theater Notes: 4-color silkscreen, numbered edition of 400 by Ghetto Press, Detroit. reprinted 1993, signed and numbered edition of 200 Grimshaw's favorite poster, according to the artist. ---- I bought a few of these posters from the first edition from Kris Dorris in the early 90's He also sold me a few of an additional run done at the same time as the first edition. They are done using a psychedelic inking style he was working with at the time. So the yellow area is a swirling multi hued pattern. The edition was only 28 and they were signed and numbered by Gary. I may be able to unearth one for you to post an image of on the site. Chris used the same technique on the show poster he did for my show with Lee Conklin. -- Moxie Gusto Private Notes: Grimshaw Artist: Gary Grimshaw Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP006194 / CP01443 (13 x 19) Price: 100.00 Original poster Edition 2 / CP006194 Price: 45.00 / CP013382 / GG19920222 / NONE / GG1992022 Performers: 1992-02-22: State Theater, Detroit Romantics / Dark Carnival / Rationals / Goober and the Peas / Loudhouse / Notorious Johnnies / Wayne Kramer / Dee Dee Ramone / SRC - Scot Richard Case / Mc Dave Miller / When People Were Shorter and Lived Near ------------------------------ 1992-02-22 P-1 --------- 1992-02-22 / CP014682 / MARM495 Rob Tyner, Romantics at State Theater Event: Kick Out The Jams, Tribute To Rob Tyner at The State Theater, Detroit Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP014682 / MARM495 (13 x 19) Performers: 1992-02-22: State Theater, Detroit Rob Tyner / Romantics / Watne Kramer / Dee Dee Ramone / Rationals / Goober and the Peas / Dark Carnival / Nortorious Johnnys / Loudhouse / Jeff Grand and Grandmasters / Eddie Harsch / Mimi Harris / Johnny Allen / Marshall Gannia Band / Ox / Rob Tyner JR. / Blanks 1992-02-23: Alvin's Twilite Bar Mick Vranich / Jim Gustafson / Vertical Pillows ------------------------------ 1992-02-22 P --------- 1992-02-22 / CP061169 / CP061169 Romantics, Dark Carnival at State Theater Benefit: Kick out the Jams a Tribute to Rob Tyner / MC Dave Miller Artist: Gary Grimshaw Venue: State Theater Promoter: Friends of Robin Tyner Items: Original poster / CP061169 / CP061169 (13 x 19) Performers: 1992-02-22: State Theater Romantics / Dark Carnival / Rationals / Goober and the Peas / Loudhouse / Notorious Johnnies / When People Where Shorter and Lived Near the Water / Wayne Kramer / Dee Dee Ramone / Scot Richardson ------------------------------ 1993-03-08 P --------- 1993-03-08 / CP061255 / CP061255 House of Pain at Deep Ellum Notes: Limited edition of 500. Benefit: Liquor Store World Tour Artist: Frank Kozik Venue: Deep Ellum Items: Original poster / CP061255 / CP061255 (22-1/2 x 35) Notes: Limited Edition of 500 Performers: 1993-03-08: Deep Ellum House of Pain 1993-03-09: Back Room, Austin 1993-03-10: Barubas 1993-03-11: Vatican 1993-03-12: Tipitinas 1993-03-13: Club 616 1993-03-14: Spinnaker 1993-03-15: Florida Theater 1993-03-16: Edge 1993-03-17: Edge 1993-03-18: Asylum 1993-03-19: Ritz 1993-03-20: Bayfront Park 1993-03-22: Masquerade 1993-03-23: Rocky's 1993-03-24: Peppermint Beach Club 1993-03-25: W.U.S.T. Hall 1993-03-26: Hammerjack's 1993-03-27: Roseland 1993-03-28: Trocadero 1993-03-29: Toad's Place 1993-03-30: Channel 1993-03-31: Concert Hall 1993-04-01: Metropole 1993-04-02: State Theater 1993-04-03: Vic Theater 1993-04-04: Rave Theater 1993-04-05: 1st Avenue (704 1st Ave. N.) 1993-04-07: Gothic 1993-04-08: DV8 1993-04-09: Mardi Gras 1993-04-10: La Luna 1993-04-11: 86th Street 1993-04-12: Oz 1993-04-14: Warfield Theater 1993-04-16: Iguana's 1993-04-17: Civic ------------------------------ 1993-04-08 P-1 --------- 1993-04-08 / CP006198 / CP01447 2nd Annual Motor City Music Awards Private Notes: Grimshaw Series: 2nd Annual Artist: Gary Grimshaw Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP006198 / CP01447 Price: 25.00 / CP018572 / THJME0070 Performers: 1993-04-08: State Theater, Detroit ------------------------------ 1993-07-10 P --------- 1993-07-10 / CP043193 Black Light Night at Club X Private Notes: Arminski Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: Club X Promoter: Ghetto Press Items: Original poster / CP043193 Price: 25.00 Performers: 1993-07-10: Club X State Theater, Detroit Vudu Theater ------------------------------ 1993-10-06 P-1 --------- 1993-10-06 / CP043195 Iggy Pop, Cop Shoot Cop at State Theater Notes: This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 083 Private Notes: Arminski Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP043195 Price: 150.00 Performers: 1993-10-06: State Theater, Detroit Iggy Pop / Cop Shoot Cop ------------------------------ 1993-12-04 P-1 --------- 1993-12-04 / CP003510 / ARM1003 11th Annual Detroit Music Awards Series: 11th Annual Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP003510 / ARM1003 Performers: 1993-12-04: State Theater, Detroit ------------------------------ 1993-12-04 P-1 --------- 1993-12-04 / CP009031 / CP06052 11th Annual Detroit Music Awards Private Notes: Arminski Series: 11th Annual Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP009031 / CP06052 Price: 30.00 / CP003511 / ARM1004 Performers: 1993-12-04: State Theater, Detroit ------------------------------ -MA-011 1994-11-19 P-1 --------- 1994-11-19 / MA-011 CP007467 / CP02711 Bobcat Goldthwait (MC), Club X at State Theater Private Notes: Arminski Benefit: 12th Annual Series: 12th Annual Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster -MA-011 Edition 1 / CP007467 / CP02711 Price: 50.00 Handbill -MA-011 Edition 1 / CP008652 / CP03897 -MA-011 / NONE / ARM011 Performers: 1994-11-19: State Theater, Detroit Bobcat Goldthwait (MC) / Club X / Wig / Rootbox / Skinhorse / Tyrone's Power Wheel ------------------------------ -MA-032 1995-04-24 P-1 --------- 1995-04-24 / MA-032 CP007488 / CP02732 Siouxsie and the Banshees, Spiritualized at State Theater Notes: This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 002.1 Private Notes: Arminski N/A Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster -MA-032 Edition 1 / CP007488 / CP02732 Handbill -MA-032 Edition 1 / CP008694 / CP03939 -MA-032 / NONE / ARM032 Performers: 1995-04-24: State Theater, Detroit Siouxsie and the Banshees / Spiritualized ------------------------------ 1995-06-12 P-1 --------- 1995-06-12 / CP006110 / CP01359 King Crimson, Trey Gunn at State Theater Private Notes: Michigan * Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP006110 / CP01359 / CP014659 / MARM472 Performers: 1995-06-12: State Theater, Detroit King Crimson / Trey Gunn / Pat Mastelloto / Adrian Belew / Tony Levin / Bill Bruford / Robert Fripp ------------------------------ -MA-044 1995-08-05 P-1 --------- 1995-08-05 / MA-044 CP007500 / CP02744 Bjork, Coba at State Theater Private Notes: Arminski Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster -MA-044 Edition 1 / CP007500 / CP02744 Price: 200.00 Handbill -MA-044 Edition 1 / CP008693 / CP03938 -MA-044 / NONE / ARM044 Performers: 1995-08-05: State Theater, Detroit Bjork / Coba / DJ Aphex Twin ------------------------------ -MA-046 1995-08-22 P-1 --------- 1995-08-22 / MA-046 CP007502 / CP02746 Bush, Spiritualized at State Theater Private Notes: Arminski Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster -MA-046 Edition 1 / CP007502 / CP02746 Price: 100.00 Handbill -MA-046 Edition 1 / CP008695 / CP03940 -MA-046 / NONE / ARM046 Performers: 1995-08-22: State Theater, Detroit Bush / Spiritualized / Toadies ------------------------------ -MA-058-B 1995-11-29 P-1 --------- 1995-11-29 / MA-058-B CP007514 / CP02758 King Crimson, Robert Fripp at State Theater Private Notes: Arminski Artist: Mark Arminski Venue: State Theater, Detroit Items: Original poster -MA-058-B Edition 1 / CP007514 / CP02758 Price: 75.00 Handbill -MA-058-B Edition 1 / CP008707 / CP03952 Price: 20.00 Handbill -MA-058-B Edition 1 / CP008708 / CP03953 Var. V Price: 20.00 -MA-058-B / CP003502 / ARM058B -MA-058-B / NONE / ARM058 Performers: 1995-11-29: State Theater, Detroit King Crimson / Robert Fripp / Trey Gunn / Pat Mastelloto / Adrian Belew / Tony Levin / Bill Bruford ------------------------------
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