Today Mike and Erica talk about the most recent song series poster by artist, Daniel Danger. This run of posters, are a variety of songs, chosen by artists to illustrate songs in the DMB catalog. “The Stone” is a song on the 3rd studio album, Before These Crowded Streets (BTCS). A small description by Daniel Danger: “to me the play to make with representing this song thru illustration is the lines "this weighs on me" "heavy as stone" "in too deep" and "wondering if you'd come along". this soft dreamlike place filled with heaviness: waterlogged books, the flooded room, victorian pewter lamps, horse statues, bookshelves literally collapsing into themselves, all with this woman observing this outside space that reads much lighter and open, clearly in a state of waiting. existing or trapped in a place filled with things you could love if they weren't in the state they are in, that things aren't what they seem”. Let’s dig into this amazing poster art!

Today’s episode, we talk about the amazing poster from night two in Wilmington, North Carolina by artist, Brandon Trammel. This fun poster is heavily influenced by the album Busted Stuff, and has a bunch of great “Easter eggs” to find in the print.

Check out our special episode, live from Wilmington, North Carolina. We dive a little into last night’s poster by artist, Joshua Noom, and share our pit experience.

Today’s episode, we take a deep dive into the evolution of the Dave Matthews Band handbills into gig/concert posters!

This episode is an intro to all things poster! What is it? Where did it originate? What kinds are out there? Why we love them!