Limited Edition Poster – The Beatles at Lewisham Odeon, London – March 29, 1963

Step back in time to the dawn of Beatlemania with this exclusive poster commemorating The Beatles' electrifying performance at the Lewisham Odeon in London on March 29, 1963. This concert was part of the band's early UK tour, solidifying their rise to stardom. They shared the stage with American pop artists Chris Montez and Tommy Roe, with a setlist which included "Love Me Do" "Misery" "A Taste of Honey" "Do You Want to Know a Secret" "Please Please Me" "I Saw Her Standing There" and many of their early hits

This performance marked the first of two appearances by the band at the Lewisham Odeon in 1963, with the second occurring on December 8 of the same year. Intense occasions, happening as Britain was caught in the grip of Beatlemania.

About Lewisham Odeon

Opened in 1932 as the Gaumont Palace, the Lewisham Odeon was one of London's largest cinemas, boasting a seating capacity of 3,050. Designed in an Art Deco style, the venue featured full stage facilities, a Compton organ, and a restaurant at the circle level. In 1962, after being damaged by fire, it reopened as the Lewisham Odeon. Over the years, it hosted performances from iconic artists such as The Rolling Stones, The Who, Queen, and David Bowie. The venue closed in 1981 and was demolished in 1991 to make way for a road-widening project. A project which really did rip the heart out of the town of Lewisham.

Size : 50 x 70cm

Peckham Soul Prints

Designed by Craig Jamieson, these prints explore the unique diversity of South London’s cultural and social history. Focusing on archive research, and as well as re-discovering original prints, they often draw on contemporaneous listing material to create completely original artwork

All designs are silk screen lithographic printed and use 100% recycled and sustainable paper.