A piece of music memorabilia from “The Day the Music Died”—when a deadly plane crash killed early rock and roll stars Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and, J.P. “the Big Bopper” Richardson—has made auction ...

From vintage T-shirts to used guitar picks, music memorabilia can be extremely valuable. Tour posters, in particular, gain value because they're often only made in small quantities to advertise an ...

When the Grateful Dead played its first live show Dec. 4, 1965, the band wasn’t exactly a newcomer to the music scene. The group, including Jerry Garcia, Ron “Pigpen” McKernan and Bob Weir, had been ...

From Beethoven to Camper Van Beethoven, as long as there have been concerts there have been concert posters. Plastered all around town on bulletin boards, telephone poles, and record shop windows, the ...

Few types of music memorabilia have enjoyed a prolonged renaissance quite like concert posters. Once relegated to light poles and store shop fronts, these impressive pieces of art have come to be ...

Andrew Hawley deals in nostalgia. Even if it’s nostalgia that Hawley isn’t technically nostalgic for. Too young to have seen Bob Dylan’s 1965 show at the long-gone, Back Bay Theatre on Mass. Ave.,the ...

Musically Fed, a Phoenix-based non-profit, typically feeds thousands of homeless individuals and families as well as military veterans each year using the excess food from major concert tours and ...

Original Text: Anyone who buys a one-year membership to PASTE.COM will receive their choice of any poster included in the list below. Buy a two-year membership and choose any two posters listed below.

A former manager of the iconic San Francisco Fillmore and Warfield concert venues is selling off his vast collection of rock poster art all for the love of dogs. From Wednesday, May 17, to May 29, ...

Decades ago, when rock was young, the idea that it would become an art form would've been offensive to most of an older generation. The idea that rock posters would one day wind up in the Met would ...