Buzzcocks & Joy Division – Edinburgh 1979 Concert Poster

This A3 reproduction revives the original promo artwork for the Buzzcocks’ 1979 Edinburgh gig, featuring none other than Joy Division as support—a rare and historic pairing from the heart of the UK’s post-punk explosion. Held at a time when both bands were defining the sound of a generation, this poster captures the raw energy and underground spirit of the era. With stripped-back design and bold typography typical of late-70s gig flyers, this print reflects the DIY aesthetic of punk promotion—once flyposted across venue walls and record shop windows. A must-have for fans of Pete Shelley, Ian Curtis, and collectors of authentic post-punk memorabilia. Please note: this is a reproduction print, not an original 1979 poster. Our A3 posters are printed on high-quality 230gsm matte paper using a professional printer. The matte finish offers a smooth, glare-free surface that looks superb when framed. Each print is carefully rolled and shipped in durable cardboard tubes to ensure safe delivery in pristine condition. Please note: posters are sold unframed. Display images are shown for illustrative purposes only—to give a sense of how the artwork may appear when mounted or framed. These reproductions feature rare and vintage designs, and while some have been digitally restored to preserve visual clarity, others retain their original aged character. Given the age of many sources—some over a century old—visible signs of wear such as creases, folds, soft tears, or faded areas may be present. Small text may appear slightly blurred and minor pixelation can occur. These are decorative prints created for nostalgic enjoyment, not flawless gallery-grade reproductions. We honour the legacy of these posters—just as they were once displayed in cinemas, concert venues, and railway stations.