6-18-17 Wow Hall, Eugene, OR poster by David Singer

June 18, 2017 Wow Hall, Eugene, OR
with Garcia Birthday Band
Moonalice poster by David Singer

According to Moonalice legend, the WOW Hall has a longer history than anyone knew. The history of this building refers to 1883 as the founding date. We consulted the Moonalice legend to find alternate facts. As depicted in tonight’s poster by David Singer, the original Woodmen of the World were nymphs who lived in the forest in what is present-day Eugene. They called themselves the Jerry Pranksters and lived entirely on magic mushrooms. After much singing and dancing in the woods, they built the original WOW Hall under the tree canopy. They didn’t have a sound system — or even electricity — but they had plenty of weed, so it didn’t matter.

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Tonight, @Moonalice Oregon Summer Tour culminates at The Wow Hall in Eugene, Oregon with Garcia Birthday Band! Every guest attending will receive a copy of this fantastic lithograph by the brilliant David Singer at Singer Designs. David is best known as one of the early Fillmore artists designing 75 posters for Bill Graham from 1969 to 1990. Mr. Singer's also a major force in the Moonalice Poster series, this piece is his 111th for the band! M989 © 📹 Catch the FREE HD webcast at Moonalice.com – Show time: 9:15pm 🎶🎨 #moonalice #davidsinger #singerdesigns #rogermcnamee #barrysless #petesears #johnmolo #steveparish #moonaliceposter #garciabirthdayband #psychedelic #digitalcollage #lithograph #collage #art #concert #poster #nofilter #wowhall #eugene #oregon #concertposter #gigposter #rockposter #rockart #wowposter

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*** TONIGHT *** Sunday 6/16 *** Moonalice at The WOW Hall, Eugene, OR!!! Doors 7pm, Garcia Birthday Band 8pm and Moonalice 9.20pm PT!!! Everyone who attends gets this amaaaazing poster by David Singer!!!!

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