This wall of posters is a visual explosion of sound and spirit—each design channeling a different facet of rock culture, from gritty garage bands to legendary stadium acts. Together, they scream rebellion, adrenaline, and the raw beauty of noise. The idea was to treat the wall not just as a space for promotion, but as an urban collage of music attitude—a loud, layered timeline of what it feels like to live for live music.

Why this poster?

Located in a gritty back-alley or near an underground venue, this poster cluster turns an everyday wall into a living, breathing moodboard for rock lovers. It's not clean, not corporate—and that's the point. The torn edges, overlapping textures, and clashing styles mirror the chaos of sound that defines the scene. People walking past don’t just see a concert promo—they get hit with a wave of nostalgia, excitement, and identity. It's a loud visual reminder: music isn’t just heard—it’s felt, worn, shouted, and lived.