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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. This is just a beginning to document this important field of study. [email protected] ------------------------------ CTG 1980-12-31 P --------- 1980-12-31 / CTG CP022401 / CP022401 Our Daughter's Wedding, Gang of Four at City Gardens [Trentonn, NJ] Artist: Suzy Pasteup & Tish Typeset Venue: City Gardens Promoter: King Tut Items: Original poster CTG / CP022401 / CP022401 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1980-12-31: City Gardens Our Daughter's Wedding 1981-01-01: City Gardens Gang of Four / Regressive Aid 1981-01-02: City Gardens Rockats / Drive Ins 1981-01-06: City Gardens David Smith Four 1981-01-08: City Gardens Ruts DC / Gas 1981-01-13: City Gardens Again and Again and Again 1981-01-20: City Gardens Genocide / Red Question ------------------------------ CTG 1981-01-09 P --------- 1981-01-09 / CTG CP022420 / CP022420 Robert Gordon, Bounce at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Artist: Suzy Pasteup & Tish Typeset Venue: City Gardens Items: Original poster CTG / CP022420 / CP022420 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1981-01-09: City Gardens Robert Gordon / Bounce 1981-01-15: City Gardens Bloods / Die Hausfraun 1981-01-16: City Gardens A's 1981-01-22: City Gardens Polyrock 1981-01-23: City Gardens Certain Generals 1981-01-29: City Gardens Fingerprintz 1981-01-30: City Gardens Damned / Red Rockets ------------------------------ CTG 1981-04-18 P --------- 1981-04-18 / CTG CP022400 / CP022400 Dead Kennedys, Sic Fucks at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Venue: City Gardens Promoter: Other Side Productions Items: Original poster CTG / CP022400 / CP022400 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1981-04-18: City Gardens Dead Kennedys / Sic Fucks ------------------------------ CTG 1981-05-28 P --------- 1981-05-28 / CTG CP022437 / CP022437 Bush Tetras, Bunnydrums at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Venue: City Gardens Promoter: King Tut Items: Original poster CTG / CP022437 / CP022437 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1981-05-28: City Gardens Bush Tetras 1981-05-29: City Gardens Bunnydrums 1981-05-30: City Gardens Joan Jett / Subhumans 1981-06-04: City Gardens Delta 5 1981-06-05: City Gardens Dirty Looks 1981-06-06: City Gardens Twig & the Kicks 1981-06-11 1981-06-18: City Gardens Quincy 1981-06-12: City Gardens Fall 1981-06-13: City Gardens Fleshtones 1981-06-14: City Gardens Viet Nam 1981-06-19: City Gardens Buzz and the Flyers 1981-06-20: City Gardens As 1981-06-25: City Gardens Circle Jerks 1981-06-26: City Gardens Cramps 1981-06-27: City Gardens Shades 1981-07-02: City Gardens Rattlers ------------------------------ CTG 1981-06-25 P --------- 1981-06-25 / CTG CP022416 / CP022416 Circle Jerks, Undead at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Venue: City Gardens Promoter: King Tut Items: Original poster CTG / CP022416 / CP022416 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1981-06-25: City Gardens Circle Jerks / Undead 1981-06-26: City Gardens Cramps 1981-06-27: City Gardens Shades / Breakers 1981-07-02: City Gardens 999 / Rattlers 1981-07-03: City Gardens Dance 1981-07-04: City Gardens Sic Fucks 1981-07-05: City Gardens Dark 1981-07-08: City Gardens Black Flag / U.X.A. 1981-07-09: City Gardens Pylon ------------------------------ CTG 1981-07-10 P --------- 1981-07-10 / CTG CP022415 / CP022415 Psychedelic Furs, Del Byzanteens at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Venue: City Gardens Promoter: King Tut Items: Original poster CTG / CP022415 / CP022415 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1981-07-10: City Gardens Psychedelic Furs 1981-07-11: City Gardens Del Byzanteens 1981-07-12: City Gardens Equators 1981-07-17: City Gardens Nu Musik 1981-07-18: City Gardens Fleshtones 1981-07-19: City Gardens Rockin Bricks 1981-07-22: City Gardens Randy Dance and his Partykillers 1981-07-23: City Gardens Randy Now 1981-07-24: City Gardens Romeo Void ------------------------------ CTG 1981-11-06 P --------- 1981-11-06 / CTG CP022340 / CP022340 Medium Medium, Men Without Hats at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Venue: City Gardens Promoter: King Tut Items: Original poster CTG / CP022340 / CP022340 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1981-11-06: City Gardens Medium Medium / Men Without Hats 1981-11-07: City Gardens Autistic Behavior / True Sounds of Liberty 1981-11-08: City Gardens True Sounds of Liberty 1981-11-11: City Gardens Girls at our Best 1981-11-12: City Gardens China Choir 1981-11-13: City Gardens Blurt 1981-11-14: City Gardens Buzz and the Flyers 1981-11-19: City Gardens Private School 1981-11-20: City Gardens Polyrock 1981-11-21: City Gardens Chandra Dimension 1981-11-26: City Gardens Our Daughter's Wedding 1981-11-27: City Gardens Toots and the Maytals 1981-12-04: City Gardens Grace Jones 1981-12-05: City Gardens Pere Ubu ------------------------------ CTG 1981-11-11 P --------- 1981-11-11 / CTG CP022690 / CP022690 Girls at our Best at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Venue: City Gardens Items: Original poster CTG / CP022690 / CP022690 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1981-11-11: City Gardens Girls at our Best ------------------------------ 1981-12-25 P --------- 1981-12-25 / CP022413 / CP022413 Regressive Aid at BT's Lounge Venue: BT's Lounge Items: Original poster / CP022413 / CP022413 (4-1/4 x 11) Performers: 1981-12-25: BT's Lounge Regressive Aid 1981-12-23: City Gardens Regressive Aid 1982-01-14: Players Pub Regressive Aid ------------------------------ CTG 1982-03-13 P --------- 1982-03-13 / CTG CP011619 / CS07656 Informed Sources, Flipper at City Gardens [Trentonn, NJ] Notes: Offset Venue: City Gardens Items: Original poster CTG / CP011619 / CS07656 Performers: 1982-03-13: City Gardens Informed Sources / Flipper ------------------------------ CTG 1982-04-02 P --------- 1982-04-02 / CTG CP022426 / CP022426 Medium Medium, Again and Again and Again at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] PA Venue: City Gardens Items: Original poster CTG / CP022426 / CP022426 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1982-04-02: City Gardens Medium Medium / Again and Again and Again 1982-04-03: City Gardens Bow Wow Wow / Pylon 1982-04-04: City Gardens Paul Plumeri / Tim Harolds / Steve Mosley 1982-04-07: City Gardens Groceries 1982-04-09: City Gardens Girlschool / Schrapnel 1982-04-10: City Gardens Robert Hazard and the Heroes 1982-04-11: City Gardens Paul Plumeri / Tim Harolds / Steve Mosley 1982-04-14: City Gardens Ricochet 1982-04-16: City Gardens Pigbag / Stickmen 1982-04-18: City Gardens Paul Plumeri / Tim Harolds / Steve Mosley 1982-04-25: City Gardens Paul Plumeri / Tim Harolds / Steve Mosley ------------------------------ CTG 1982-04-17 P --------- 1982-04-17 / CTG CP022425 / CP022425 Pete Shelley, Chet Bollins at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Venue: City Gardens Items: Original poster CTG / CP022425 / CP022425 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1982-04-17: City Gardens Pete Shelley 1982-04-21: City Gardens Chet Bolins / Nan Mancini 1982-04-23: City Gardens Ballistic Kisses 1982-04-24: City Gardens Choir Invisible 1982-04-26: City Gardens Teardrop Explodes 1982-04-29: City Gardens Flock of Seagulls 1982-04-30: City Gardens Fleshtones 1982-05-01: City Gardens B-Movie 1982-05-07: City Gardens Brian Brain / Single String 1982-05-14: City Gardens Dave Edmunds 1982-05-26: City Gardens Sparks ------------------------------ CTG 1982-05-20 P --------- 1982-05-20 / CTG CP011634 / CS07671 November Group, Chris Rush at City Gardens [Trentonn, NJ] Notes: Photocopy Venue: City Gardens Items: Original poster CTG / CP011634 / CS07671 Performers: 1982-05-20 1982-07-14: City Gardens November Group / Chris Rush / Smart Remarks / Sparks / Brains / Tom Verlaine / Baby and the Pacifiers / Henny Youngman / Bush Tetras / A's / Neva / Kingpins / Contractions / Steel Pulse / Martin Mull / Dickies / X ------------------------------ CTG 1982-05-21 P --------- 1982-05-21 / CTG CP011635 / CS07672 Private School, November Group at City Gardens [Trentonn, NJ] Notes: Offset Venue: City Gardens Items: Original poster CTG / CP011635 / CS07672 Performers: 1982-05-21 1982-05-30: City Gardens Private School / November Group / Chris Rush / Smart Remarks / Sparks / Henny Youngman ------------------------------ BLO 1982-05-22 P --------- 1982-05-22 / BLO CP022302 / CP022302 Hooters at Blondie's Venue: Blondie's Items: Original poster BLO / CP022302 / CP022302 (5-1/2 x 8-1/2) Performers: 1982-05-22: Blondie's Hooters 1982-05-12: City Gardens Hooters 1982-05-07: Contestoga High School Hooters 1982-06-05: Philadelphia Zoo Hooters 1982-05-21: Shady Lane Hooters 1982-05-25: Stone Balloon Hooters 1982-05-05: Chestnut Cabaret Hooters 1982-05-28: Ripley Music Hall Hooters 1982-05-15: University of Delaware Bacchus Hooters ------------------------------ 23EC 1982-06-16 P --------- 1982-06-16 / 23EC CP022698 / CP022698 A's at 23 East Cabaret [Philadelphia, PA] Venue: 23 East Cabaret Items: Original poster 23EC / CP022698 / CP022698 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1982-06-16: 23 East Cabaret A's 1982-06-25 1982-06-26: Blondie's A's 1982-06-18 1982-06-19: Central Park, NYC A's 1982-06-05: City Gardens A's 1982-06-08: Cowboy, Willmington, DE A's 1982-06-11: Donnelly's A's 1982-06-01: London Victory Club A's 1982-06-12: Shady Lane A's 1982-06-28: Stone Balloon A's 1982-06-03: Chestnut Cabaret A's ------------------------------ CTG 1982-06-25 P --------- 1982-06-25 / CTG CP022418 / CP022418 Pretty Poison, Regressive Aid at City Gardens - [Trentonn, NJ] Venue: City Gardens Items: Original poster CTG / CP022418 / CP022418 (8-1/2 x 11) Performers: 1982-06-25: City
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