Whether you lived through it—or wish you had—Echoes of Gen X is a visual time capsule of one of live music’s most beloved eras.

This historic exhibition features iconic concert art created for the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco. Among the most influential music venues in American history, The Fillmore is where bands became legends and concert art became culture.

The collection showcases rare deadstock gig prints and original Fillmore ephemera—works that were never sold to the public and have remained unseen for decades.

These pieces reflect the visual language of post-grunge, alternative, indie rock, early hip-hop, metal, dance, and emo—an era when concert art was as bold and uncompromising as the music itself.

More than 1,000 concerts are represented in the collection, spanning The Fillmore’s late 1980s through early 2000s programming.

The show also pays tribute to The Fillmore’s early days with a curated selection of vintage ephemera from the 1960s and 1970s.

Join us for this rare experience—and add a piece of live music history to your own collection.

Featured Bands Include

Counting Crows
Cypress Hill
Green Day
Hole
My Morning Jacket
No Doubt
Primus
Rage Against the Machine
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Smashing Pumpkins
The Black Crowes
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Weezer
Ween
and hundreds more!

Featured Print Artists Include

Chuck Sperry
Chris Shaw
Christopher Peterson
Frank Kozik
Harry Rossit
Lee Conklin
Randy Tuten
Rex Ray
Todd Slater
and hundreds more!