Low Band 1998 Gig Poster – Figurehead Presents, Go Lounge, April 14

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Original 1998 concert poster for Low, the influential slow-core/indie rock band from Duluth, Minnesota, presented by Figurehead. The show took place Tuesday, April 14th, 1998 at Go Lounge, with support from Blue Eyes. Doors opened at 8pm, show at 9pm. Admission was 5 bucks, 18 and up. Designed by Lure, this striking letterpress or screen-printed poster features a powder-blue palette with a bold illustration of a seaplane rendered in black and burnt orange/peach tones, set against a halftone-dot cloud background. The distinctive Low band logo — a script capital ‘L’ paired with serif ‘ow’ inside a sunburst-edged medallion — anchors the upper half of the design. All event text is set vertically in a condensed slab-serif typeface, a stylish departure from conventional horizontal layouts. Presented by Figurehead, a respected indie concert promoter. The shaped/die-cut top edge adds further visual distinction. An appealing piece of 1990s indie rock ephemera, well-suited to fans of Low, 90s slowcore, and vintage concert poster design. Designed by Lure, as credited at the bottom of the poster.

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Original 1998 concert poster for Low, the influential slow-core/indie rock band from Duluth, Minnesota, presented by Figurehead. The show took place Tuesday, April 14th, 1998 at Go Lounge, with support from Blue Eyes. Doors opened at 8pm, show at 9pm. Admission was 5 bucks, 18 and up. Designed by Lure, this striking letterpress or screen-printed poster features a powder-blue palette with a bold illustration of a seaplane rendered in black and burnt orange/peach tones, set against a halftone-dot cloud background. The distinctive Low band logo — a script capital ‘L’ paired with serif ‘ow’ inside a sunburst-edged medallion — anchors the upper half of the design. All event text is set vertically in a condensed slab-serif typeface, a stylish departure from conventional horizontal layouts. Presented by Figurehead, a respected indie concert promoter. The shaped/die-cut top edge adds further visual distinction. An appealing piece of 1990s indie rock ephemera, well-suited to fans of Low, 90s slowcore, and vintage concert poster design. Designed by Lure, as credited at the bottom of the poster.

A staple or clip mark is visible at the top center edge. No visible tears, pinholes, folds, or significant foxing observed in the detail shots. Printing appears clean and intact throughout.

Artist

Lure Design

Year

1998

Dimensions

19×25

Edition
Signed
Condition

near mint