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Signed Items Available at Live Shows

When I go to concerts I always look to see what signed items the artist may have at their merchandise booth. Knowing in advance would be helpful and also may persuade me to attend a show. I created this thread for people to share what I signed items were available a live shows.

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Permalink Reply by Josh Board on November 9, 2022 at 11:12pm

and if you get They Might Be Giants in person, one of those guys NEVER signs. It's weird. so merch items are your best bet with them.

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Permalink Reply by marc e on December 13, 2022 at 10:36pm

wich one doesnt sign i used to work with one in the 80s when he wasnt touring when the band first started out . they were very wierd people

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Permalink Reply by SigninginOH on November 21, 2022 at 5:48am

I’ll have to look for TMBG signed items as they have added dates

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Permalink Reply by Chris on November 23, 2022 at 5:42am

Newbury still has a TMBG CD with a signed postcard for sale:

https://www.newburycomics.com/collections/autographed-cds/products/...

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Permalink Reply by Marshall Slayton on November 9, 2022 at 9:49am

Picked this vinyl up from the Toadies concert I recently went to. They played the album in full.

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Permalink Reply by Panara on November 9, 2022 at 10:07am

+1 on the PSB - their print is printed on a nice stock card and beautifully designed for their tour. Had a run of 200 or so for the entire tour.

Guns n Roses, Air Supply, Westlife, Backstreet Boys are all coming to town for me - any ideas on whether there are signed merch, especially for GnR? Not optimistic but still would like to know. Tour organiser was useless in providing information.

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Permalink Reply by ShowNGo on November 9, 2022 at 10:24am

I have seen GNR many times and I have never seen any signed merch from them for certain.

However, I will contribute, here are some that I have seen signed items from:

Nick Mason (Drumhead and also with signed photo of his current band Saucerful of Secrets)

Judas Priest (signed Litho for $100 on their current tour)

Alice Cooper (Poster and CDs) as well as Ryan Roxie (CD) and Glenn Sobel (Drumsticks)

Exodus (Bass drumhead and I know Gary Holt tends to have random signed things like stage worn tees)

Death Angel (Bass drumhead)

Dream Theater (Drumhead)

Black Veil Brides (LP)

Overkill (LP)

Kiss (Tommy Thayer (Photo) and Eric Singer (Drumhead))

Mammoth WVH (LP signed by Wolfgang Van Halen actually on the sleeve)

Bush (Drumhead)

Chevelle (CD)

Deep Purple (Drumhead)

LA Guns (Photo)

Queensryche (LP)

Steel Panther (Drumhead and an expensive art print)

Shinedown (LP)

Sixx AM (LP) albeit I don't think they are going to tour again at least anytime soon

Tracy Lawrence (CDs)

Martina McBride (Guitar)

Buddy Guy (LP, CD, Guitar Strap) as someone else has also mentioned

That is all I can think of off the top of my head. I go to a lot of shows as well so if I think of any more, I will do another post. Generally speaking, smaller venues tend to have a better chance of signed merch in my experience. And with some musicians that also varies from tour to tour. Death Angel, for example, didn't have anything the first time I saw them but did this last time I saw them.

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Permalink Reply by DWSMcGraph on November 9, 2022 at 10:32am

Music autographs are kind of an after thought with me, but I managed some things over the years in Person. Steve Morse / Dixie Dregs a couple times. The Fixx multiples. Al Di Meola a few. Eric Johnson, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Dada, Mike Doughty (after Soul Coughing), Tommy Chong. Kirk and Chris Curtwood (Meat Puppets) Yellow Vinyl Up On the Sun.

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Permalink Reply by Jor-El on January 11, 2023 at 1:17pm

Mammoth WVH is touring with Alter Bridge as support, but he did not have any signed items unfortunately.

Alter Bridge did have signed vinyl at reasonable prices ($40 or $50) and drumheads.

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Permalink Reply by Josh Board on November 9, 2022 at 11:15pm

The last shows I saw with signed items:

Billy Squire signed CDs (I think $30 price range)

George Thorogood ($25 CDs, which is great, since he DOES NOT sign in person)

Bad Company with Joe Walsh -- guitar signed by entire band Bad Co and Walsh -- $500.

Marilyn Manson (who won't tour for awhile, because, well...you know) -- the crappiest item ever. a Xerox on a piece of paper, of an 8x10 photo, in black and white and bad paper stock -- $50 (and he just initials MM), and they only have 10 at each show, so they sell it as a "very limited edition item"

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Permalink Reply by Robert on November 10, 2022 at 4:09am

Eddie Vedder - 10 signed lithos per show (on European solo tour, not in the US as far as I know), for charity priced @ €250 and sold out within 1 minute

Black Sabbath - used to sell signed CDs (crappy signatures on very glossy gatefold) for $100 and poster for around $200/250 - sounds like a bargain now

Aerosmith - selling fully-signed (incl. Joey) LPs at their Vegas residency for $500 a piece (used to be $250/300 first)

Slash - often sold signed LPs and CDs at his solo shows, priced reasonably ($50/75?)