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Below is a list that we have put together from different web sites, publications, and original gig flyers that we have amassed over the years. If you spots a mistake, a gig that never happened or line up change or additional band added then please email in.

Below is a selection of different memorabilia that is attached to this famous Punk venue.

The above is an original gig poster from the 'Roxy Club' from Saturday 1st January 1977 for 'The Clash', 'Chelsea' & 'Sounds'

Above is an original 50cm x 75cm Promo Poster advertising the release of the album.

An original flyer for The Heartbreakers first ever gig at the Roxy Club on Monday 11th January 1977

Original flyer for the Generation X gig at the Roxy Club on 15th January 1977

An original 21cm x 14cm gig flyer from February 1977 for the Roxy Club, tailoring gigs by The Cortinas, Eater, Johnny Moped, Chelsea, Cock Sparrer, The Adverts, Slaughter and the Dogs, The Lurkers, The Vibrators, The Jam, The Damned, The Rejects, The Boys, Beastly Cads, Masterswitch, GBH and The Bombers.

Original A5 Roxy Flyer for February's gigs from 1977.

Above is an original A4 gig flyer from Friday 4th February 1977.

Original flyer for the St. Valentine's benefit concert for the Roxy Club on Sunday 13th February 1977. The gig featured Johnny Thunder's Heartbreakers, Eater and Chelsea

Original flyer for the Eater gig at the Roxy Club on 23rd February 1977.

Above is an original 30cm x 21cm gig flyer from Wednesday 23rd February 1977 for the Stalwarts of the London scene! They must have played at the Roxy more times than anyone else, Singer, Bruno, was very energetic on stage and gave it all he got!

Above is an original 21cm x 32m gig flyer for the "Roxy Club" for all the forthcoming gigs in March 1977.

Original gig  Roxy flyer from Saturday 19th March 1977 for The Models, one of early punks should-have-beens. I don't know whether "C20th" and "Nazi Party" are song titles and I assume that "No Reviving of Old RnB", is a mission statement of sorts.

Above is an original A4 colour gig flyer for the double bill of 'Siouxsie & The Banshees' & 'The Slits' that took place on 26th March 1977.

An original A4 gig flyer for Friday 1st & 2nd April 1977 at the Roxy Club.

An original A4 gig flyer for Friday 15th April 1977 at the Roxy, a gig featuring The Models and The Cortinas (A Step Forward Promotion night)

An original A4 gig flyer for Monday 18th April 1977 at the Roxy, featuring Wayne County and the Electric Chairs.

An original flyer from April 1977 for the Roxy Club, advertising forth coming gigs by The Cortinas, The Models, Johnny Moped, Skrewdriver, Wayne County, The Adverts, Slaughter and the Dogs, The Lurkers, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Chelsea, The Prefects, Buzzcocks and The Mental. At the bottom it states that these may be the last gigs at the venue. This was not the case as the venue ran for longer, but I think it was the last of Andy and Sue's dealings with the place

An original flyer for a Sham 69 gig at the Roxy Club which may have been on Saturday September 3rd 1977. The gig would have been shortly before the release of 'I Don't Wanna' and the picture still has Albie on bass.

An original A4 Sham 69 flyer for Roxy on 3rd September 1977.

An original 33cm x 20cm gig flyer for The Tickets gig at the Roxy on September 7th 1977. It may have still been the original line up with Max 'singing'. After one single in 1978 they mutated into East End Goths 'Wasted Youth'.

Above is an original A4 gig flyer from Friday 11th November & Saturday 12th November 1977.

Above is an original A4 gig flyer from Thursday 17th November 1977.

Above is an original gig flyer from 14th September 1977 to the 19th September 1977

Above is an original A5 gig flyer from Saturday 7th January, 1978.

Above is the front cover of the rare book that show cases the first 100 nights of the 'Roxy'.

Original gig flyer from Sunday 12th February 1978 for the Roxy that features Small Wonder label stalwarts Patrick Fitzgerald and The Leyton Buzzards along with The Goats, The Mistakes and "Boy" employees Muvver's Pride. The flyer acknowledges the Pistol's recent demise, but the overall tone is one of comedy.

Above is an original A4 gig flyer that advertises the bands from 'Farewell to the Roxy' album when then went on tour together in 1978.

 

 

 

All the above photos taken by 'Peter Belfrage' on the first two nights of the Roxy Opening.

 

 

The above snippet appeared in the "NME" on 2nd April 1977.

The above snippet  for the Christmas All-day bash appeared in "Sounds" on 24th December 1977.

 

The above Xmas Day & Boxing Day advert appeared in the 'NME' on 24th December 1977.

 

 

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