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Early April - April 30, 1966, The Dom, 23 St. Mark's Place, East Village, NYC. Printed on Card Stock by Murray Poster Printing Company. Artist Unknown. |
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This poster is from The Trip in Los Angeles, May 3 through the 18, 1966. The Velvet Underground never finished this run of shows. The Trip was shut down after the third show. Artwork designed by Roy Lichtenstien. A picture of this show appears in the May 27, 1966 edition of Life Magazine. |
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This is a handbill from the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco. The dates were May 27, 28 and 29, 1966. A poster and postcards were also printed, however the postcards were printed at a later date. The first run of these items have a Union bug in the lower left hand corner. The handbills are also printed on other color papers and some are two sided with a newspaper article on the backside. Artist is Wes Wilson. |
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November
20, 1966, The Carnaby Street Fun Festival, Michigan State Fairgrounds,
Detroit, Michigan. The World's First Mod Wedding Happening. Artist Unknown |
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April
9, 1967, Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, Michigan. This is a flyer Artist Unknown |
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April
13, 1967, The Gymnasium, New York City, New York. This is a foldover invite with Warhol's banana printed on it. |
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There are apparently two flyers for theses dates of May 26 and 27, 1967 at The Boston Tea Party. This was the first performance without Nico. Her name was even crossed out on the first flyer. From what I understand, the second flyer was printed after she was out. If anyone knows differently, please let me know.Artist is D.Arthur Hahn for the first flyer and Unknown for the other. |
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Another flyer from a gig at The Boston Tea Party on June 9, 1967 with Beacon Street Union. Artist is D.Arthur Hahn. |
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July 19-22
& 26-29, 1967, The Trauma, Philadelphia. This is a poster. The Artist is Karen Fritz. |
