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And Add To), Provided That Credit Is Given to Michael Erlewine for Any Use of the Data Enclosed Here 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 And any prices are sure to be out of date.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] ------------------------------ ROSE 1992-06-20 P --------- 1992-06-20 / ROSE CP030485 / NM10434 Butthole Surfers, Soul Asylum at Roseland Artist: Frank Kozik Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE / CP030485 / NM10434 (20 x 24) Performers: 1992-06-20: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Butthole Surfers / Soul Asylum / Prong / Diamanda Galas ------------------------------ ROSE 1994-02-03 P-1 --------- 1994-02-03 / ROSE CP021218 / XM19940203 Leo Kottke at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021218 / XM19940203 ROSE / NONE / XM1994020 Performers: 1994-02-03: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Leo Kottke ------------------------------ ROSE 1994-04-21 P-1 --------- 1994-04-21 / ROSE CP021442 / XM19990421 Cowboy Junkies, Freedy Johnston at Roseland - Portland, OR Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021442 / XM19990421 ROSE / NONE / XM1999042 Performers: 1994-04-21: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Cowboy Junkies / Freedy Johnston ------------------------------ ROSE 1994-05-20 P-1 --------- 1994-05-20 / ROSE CP021223 / XM19940520 The Blasters, Oblivion Seekers at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021223 / XM19940520 Performers: 1994-05-20: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Blasters / Oblivion Seekers ------------------------------ ROSE 1994-09-09 P-1 --------- 1994-09-09 / ROSE CP021234 / XM19940909 David Lee Roth at Roseland - Portland, OR Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021234 / XM19940909 ROSE / NONE / XM1994090 Performers: 1994-09-09: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR David Lee Roth ------------------------------ ROSE 1995-02-04 P --------- 1995-02-04 / ROSE CP030876 / NM10825 Mercyful Fate, Solitude Aeturnus at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE / CP030876 / NM10825 (11 x 17) Performers: 1995-02-04: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Mercyful Fate / Solitude Aeturnus ------------------------------ ROSE 1996-10-16 P-1 --------- 1996-10-16 / ROSE CP021286 / XM19961016 Terence Trent D' Arby at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021286 / XM19961016 ROSE / NONE / XM1996101 Performers: 1996-10-16: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Terence Trent D' Arby ------------------------------ RST 1997-02-03 P-1 --------- 1997-02-03 / RST CP016038 / ME1182 B.B. King, Corey Harris at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster RST Edition 1 / CP016038 / ME1182 Performers: 1997-02-03: Roseland Theater B.B. King / Corey Harris ------------------------------ ROSE 1997-04-11 P-1 --------- 1997-04-11 / ROSE CP021303 / XM19970411 John Hiatt, Ron Sexsmith at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021303 / XM19970411 ROSE / NONE / XM1997041 Performers: 1997-04-11: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR John Hiatt / Ron Sexsmith ------------------------------ ROSE-PCL-159 1997-05-11 P --------- 1997-05-11 / ROSE PCL-159 CP009294 / CP06462 Pavement, Shudder To Think Notes: Limited Edition of 350 This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 265.3 Private Notes: PCL-159 Artist: Ward Sutton Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Promoter: Delsener/Slater Items: Original poster ROSE-PCL-159 / CP009294 / CP06462 Price: 75.00 Performers: 1997-05-11: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Set: PCL Pavement / Shudder To Think / Silkworm ------------------------------ ROSE 1997-05-25 P-1 --------- 1997-05-25 / ROSE CP021310 / XM19970525 Blues Traveler at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021310 / XM19970525 ROSE / NONE / XM1997052 Performers: 1997-05-25: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Blues Traveler ------------------------------ RST 1998-01-02 P-1 --------- 1998-01-02 / RST CP021354 / XM19980102 B.B. King, Kenny Wayne Shepherd at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster RST Edition 1 / CP021354 / XM19980102 RST / NONE / XM1998010 Performers: 1998-01-02: Roseland Theater B.B. King / Kenny Wayne Shepherd ------------------------------ RST 1998-02-17 P --------- 1998-02-17 / RST CP030075 / NM10024 Pretenders at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster RST / CP030075 / NM10024 (11 x 17) Performers: 1998-02-17 1998-02-18: Roseland Theater Pretenders ------------------------------ RST-PCL-192 1998-03-02 P --------- 1998-03-02 / RST PCL-192 CP009182 / CP06350 Damned, Tura Satana at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Private Notes: * Signed Artist: Alan Forbes Venue: Roseland Theater Promoter: Art Rock PCL Series Items: Original poster RST-PCL-192 / CP009182 / CP06350 Price: 25.00 Performers: 1998-03-02: Roseland Theater Set: PCL Damned / Tura Satana / Man Will Surrender ------------------------------ ROSE 1998-03-25 P-1 --------- 1998-03-25 / ROSE CP021358 / XM19980325 Iron Maiden, Fear Factory at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021358 / XM19980325 Performers: 1998-03-25: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Iron Maiden / Fear Factory ------------------------------ ROSE 1998-06-05 P-1 --------- 1998-06-05 / ROSE CP021369 / XM19980605 Yngwie J. Malmsteen at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021369 / XM19980605 Performers: 1998-06-05: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Yngwie J. Malmsteen ------------------------------ ROSE 1998-07-29 P-1 --------- 1998-07-29 / ROSE CP021382 / XM19980729 Black Sabbath, Motorhead at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021382 / XM19980729 ROSE / NONE / XM1998072 Performers: 1998-07-29: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Black Sabbath / Motorhead ------------------------------ RST 1998-07-30 P-1 --------- 1998-07-30 / RST CP021384 / XM19980730 Mercyful Fate, King Diamond at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster RST Edition 1 / CP021384 / XM19980730 RST / CP016113 / ME1257 RST / NONE / XM1998073 Performers: 1998-07-30: Roseland Theater Mercyful Fate / King Diamond ------------------------------ ROSE 1998-09-02 P-1 --------- 1998-09-02 / ROSE CP021397 / XM19980902 Ramone at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE Edition 1 / CP021397 / XM19980902 Performers: 1998-09-02: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Ramone ------------------------------ 1998-09-20 P --------- 1998-09-20 / CP700665 / CP700665 Ratdog at Roseland Theater [Eugene, OR] Notes: This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 150.3 Artist: Mike King Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster / CP700665 / CP700665 (11 x 17) Performers: 1998-09-20: Roseland Theater Ratdog ------------------------------ RST 1998-10-09 P-1 --------- 1998-10-09 / RST CP021406 / XM19981009 Little Feat at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster RST Edition 1 / CP021406 / XM19981009 RST / NONE / XM1998100 Performers: 1998-10-09: Roseland Theater Little Feat ------------------------------ RST 1999-02-17 P-1 --------- 1999-02-17 / RST CP021432 / XM19990217 Pretenders, Gay Dad at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster RST Edition 1 / CP021432 / XM19990217 RST / NONE / XM1999021 Performers: 1999-02-17: Roseland Theater Pretenders / Gay Dad ------------------------------ 1999-02-17 P --------- 1999-02-17 / CP700366 / CP700366 Pretenders, Gay Dad at Roseland Theater [Eugene, OR] Notes: Signed Limited Edition of 150 This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 064 Artist: Gary Houston Venue: Roseland Theater Promoter: KINK Radio / Double Tee Items: Original poster / CP700366 / CP700366 (15 x 23) Performers: 1999-02-17 1999-02-18: Roseland Theater Pretenders / Gay Dad ------------------------------ RST 1999-02-25 P-1 --------- 1999-02-25 / RST CP021434 / XM19990225 Wierd Al Yankovic at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster RST Edition 1 / CP021434 / XM19990225 Performers: 1999-02-25: Roseland Theater Wierd Al Yankovic ------------------------------ RST 1999-02-29 P-1 --------- 1999-02-29 / RST CP021435 / XM19990229 Steel Pulse at Roseland Theater - Eugene, OR Venue: Roseland Theater Items: Original poster RST Edition 1 / CP021435 / XM19990229 RST / NONE / XM1999022 Performers: 1999-02-29: Roseland Theater Steel Pulse ------------------------------ 1999-05-20 P --------- 1999-05-20 / CP700583 / CP700583 Wilco, Vic Chesnutt at King Cat Theater [Seattle, WA] Notes: This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 119 Artist: Gary Houston Venue: King Cat Theater Items: Original poster / CP700583 / CP700583 (17-1/2 x 20) Performers: 1999-05-20: King Cat Theater Wilco / Vic Chesnutt 1999-05-21: Roseland Theater ------------------------------ ROSE 1999-06-07 P-1 --------- 1999-06-07 / ROSE CP021449 / XM19990607 Smithereens, Tom Cochrane at Roseland Venue: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR Items: Original poster ROSE
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