Music Gift Guide
Everyone has someone who lives for music. These are our ideas for pairing posters, grouped by era, collaboration, and sound. Every poster is framed, ships free, and arrives ready to hang.
The Summer of '67
In June 1967, just days after Sgt. Pepper was released, Jimi Hendrix opened a London show with its title track. Three artists, one defining year.
When the Beatles Met the Stones
Friends and rivals. In 1963, Lennon and McCartney gave the Rolling Stones their early hit "I Wanna Be Your Man." A pair that makes a good gift for the classic rock fan who can't pick a side.
The Punk Years
Between 1976 and 1977, the Ramones, the Sex Pistols, and the Clash changed rock for good.
Double Bills
Some of the best nights in music were shared bills. Each of these posters captures two acts on one stage, which makes them a good gift for a fan of either.
The Outlaws
In 1985, Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson joined Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson to form The Highwaymen. Start with Folsom Prison, then add the rest.
Jazz Collaborators
Miles Davis and Gil Evans made some of the best-known albums in jazz together, including Sketches of Spain. The Carnegie Hall poster pairs well with Tutu.
Hip-Hop Icons
Two voices that defined 1990s hip-hop.
Modern Pop
For the fan who lives in the current era: moody, cinematic, and built for a bedroom wall.
