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ZZ Top & T. Rex (November 16, 1974) Capitol Theatre Portchester – Concert Poster
This vibrant 1974 concert poster promotes a rare double bill featuring ZZ Top and T. Rex for their “Only N.Y. Area Appearance” at the Capitol Theatre in Portchester, New York. Publication: Original Concert Poster Date: November 16, 1974 Country: United States Location: Portchester, New York Section: Concert Promotion (Poster) THE STORY The green-and-white poster, presented by Eddie Claridge, advertises ZZ Top (fresh off Tres Hombres) with special guests T. Rex (on tour behind

1974
Nov 16, 19742 min read


T. Rex (February 27, 1972) “T. Rex in Concert” Carnegie Hall Poster – Advertisement
A heavily promoted, highly anticipated T. Rex concert at Carnegie Hall becomes one of the most debated glam‑rock moments of 1972, drawing both ecstatic fans and a sharply critical New York Times review.

1972
Feb 27, 19721 min read


T. Rex – (November 11, 1971) Electric Warrior Tour Liverpool Printing Error: Poster
MEMORABILIA TYPE: Original Tour Poster ARTIST: T. Rex / Marc Bolan DATE: 1971 ITEM: Electric Warrior Tour Liverpool Poster SIZE: 93 cm x 77 cm This original T. Rex concert poster advertises an appearance at The Stadium, Liverpool, on Thursday 11 November 1971. The striking design uses a predominantly black background with vivid green printing, centred around a large performance photograph and bold T. Rex lettering. The poster is notable for a printing error. According to the

1971
Nov 11, 19712 min read


T. Rex (May 20, 1971) City Hall Newcastle Concert Poster
John & Tony Smith present T. Rex in concert at City Hall, Newcastle on Thursday, May 20, 1971. Publication / Source: Concert Promotion Poster Date: May 20, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section: Live Concert Poster THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Promotional poster for T. Rex’s performance at City Hall, Newcastle on Thursday, May 20, 1971. All seats priced at 60p. Bookable in advance from the box office. The poster features striking pink-tinted live performance images of the

1971
May 19, 19711 min read


T. Rex (May 17, 1971) City Hall Sheffield Concert Poster
John & Tony Smith present T. Rex in concert at City Hall, Sheffield on Monday, May 17, 1971. Publication / Source: Concert Promotion Poster Date: May 17, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section: Live Concert Poster THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Promotional poster for T. Rex’s performance at City Hall, Sheffield on Monday, May 17, 1971. All seats priced at 40p. Bookable in advance from Wilson Peck Ltd. The poster features dramatic black-and-white live performance photos of th

1971
May 16, 19711 min read


Tyrannosaurus Rex (August 8–10, 1969) Family Dog on the Great Highway – Concert Poster
This rare 1969 first-printing concert poster promotes Tyrannosaurus Rex (Marc Bolan’s early duo) performing at Family Dog on the Great Highway in San Francisco, alongside Country Joe & the Fish and other acts. Publication: Original Concert Poster Date: August 8, 9 & 10, 1969 Country: United States Location: San Francisco, California Section: Concert Promotion (Psychedelic Poster) THE STORY The elegant brown-and-white poster, designed with a nautical ship’s wheel motif, advert

Tyrannosaurus Rex
Aug 7, 19692 min read


Tyrannosaurus Rex (April 5 & 13, 1968) “Oak, Ash & Thorn” Concert Poster – Royal Festival Hall
Rare original poster advertising Tyrannosaurus Rex’s early headline shows at the Purcell Room, Royal Festival Hall, London, on Friday April 5 and Saturday April 13, 1968. Publication: Concert Poster Date: April 1968 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Live Performance THE STORY The striking black & white poster, designed by “Sebastian” and printed at the Ranelagh Press, promotes Tyrannosaurus Rex performing “In concert with John Peel”. It marks one of the group’

Tyrannosaurus Rex
Jun 4, 19681 min read


Tyrannosaurus Rex (March 23, 1968) Middle Earth - Advert
In early 1968, Tony Visconti walked into Middle Earth and saw a duo unlike anything he had encountered in London’s psychedelic underground. Marc Bolan and Steve Peregrin Took sat cross‑legged on the floor, weaving strange, hypnotic songs over hand‑drummed rhythms. That night, Visconti approached Bolan, offered his card, and unknowingly set the stage for one of the most important producer‑artist relationships of the era

Tyrannosaurus Rex
Mar 8, 19682 min read
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