Social Contract Be there when it happens

The Assembly is cooking again this weekend and so are the posters. The consistency from Andrew Ringrose is staggering and Graham Kennedy has blown us away the last few weeks.

Keep up the good work.

Ram Jam is back and again Rouleaux rips the Rock ‘n Roll out for the poster. The previous nights was sweaty and fun so be sure to make it this Friday.

When this exhibition was launched in Joburg and Durban without a Cape Town event yet, I was gutted. Luckily the guys from WorkingClass got the finer details sorted and tomorrow night is the big night.

The Date has changed due to possible weather conditions, so make a note of it happening Wednesday 28 March at aStore in Kloof Street. Check the event by clicking the poster.

I get very excited when two great forces meet and here we have it, Simon Berndt and The Great Apes. The Apes has been a threatening force in Cape Town for a while now and the countrywide tour starts soon, but (C)Ape Town will be assaulted first.

Quite an interesting poster, text used to create this image of the wild west in slightly “hotter” times.

Tim Lester made this for Bicycle Thief. It’s their album launch, and the line-up looks great.

Simon Berndt (One Horse Town) made this poster for the Scrapyard party happening at The Assembly tonight (Tuesday). As is the case with most awesome gig posters, choosing which is better (the line up or poster) is insanely difficult.

Here is the latest work by Louis Minnaar, also featuring a poster that we missed from last month. Hope you love them as much as I do.

BrentBlack Studios made this cool little Irish man for Arcade Empire.

Freelance designer and his first Social Contract feature, Nick McGee. Give him a warm welcome kids.

Ogilvy approached Says Who to work on gig posters for Dukes Burgers Rock Menu. The end product is amazing, now if only Dukes would come to Cape Town we could see it in person.