Cheap Trick 1979 Chicago Multi-Concert Poster. ...

Description

Cheap Trick 1979 Chicago Multi-Concert Poster. A comic book-like poster that measures approx. 30" x 20" for a trio of shows at the Amphitheatre in Chicago by the power pop greats in June.

Printed on thin, but sturdy paper, the band (with drummer Bun E. Carlos at the wheel) is escorted by a police officer. At the time, the band had a bright spotlight on them, with the American release of the At Budokan live album earlier in 1979. The band was no longer simply a critically-acclaimed band from Rockford, Illinois. With the live version of "I Want You To Want Me" on the radio and the charts, the four-piece was mainstream with their American take on the British Invasion sound.

In Very Good Plus condition with pin holes in each corner, creasing in various spots, a tear in the bottom left corner, and tape on the verso on all corners, brown marks on the bottom center on the front, slight tearing (including a 1/2" tear on the right side), and image shows mild discoloration from the rub marks. COA from Heritage Auctions.

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