Poison The Well, Alexisonfire, and Touché Amoré Tour Poster
Some concert bills are worth keeping on the wall long after the last note fades. This poster brings together Poison The Well, Alexisonfire, and special guests Touché Amoré for a 2027 tour, laid out with the concert schedule dates in a format that echoes the tour announcements fans pin up and pass around. It is made for the people who track lineups, trade setlist stories, and like their walls to say something about the music they follow. Whether it hangs in a bedroom, a practice space, or a record room, the design carries that live-show energy into everyday surroundings.
Product Overview
The poster is built around the lineup itself: three names from the post-hardcore and melodic hardcore world sharing the bill, with the tour dates presented as part of the artwork. That schedule-dates approach gives the piece a documentary feel, like a snapshot of a tour route rather than a plain band logo. It fits naturally into music-focused spaces such as bedrooms, dorm rooms, basements, and home studios, and it also works as a gift for someone who has followed these bands across different eras of the scene. Collectors who keep gig posters, ticket stubs, and vinyl on display will find it easy to work into an existing wall. The poster format keeps the focus on the design and the lineup, so it can stand alone above a desk or join a larger gallery arrangement without fighting for attention.

Design & Style
Visually, the poster leans on the conventions of tour promotion: band names arranged for readability, dates woven into the composition, and a layout that feels like it belongs on a venue wall. That structure gives it a specific character, closer to a concert announcement than a decorative print, which is exactly what makes it appealing for fans of this lineup. Styling options are broad. A simple frame sharpens the tour-poster look for a living room or hallway, while an unframed hang with clips or tape suits a dorm or practice space where the aesthetic is looser. It can sit beside framed vinyl, ticket stubs, and other gig posters, or hold a wall on its own above a desk, dresser, or record shelf. Because the schedule dates are part of the design, the piece invites a closer look and gives visitors something to read, not just something to glance at.
Key Features
- Tour poster design featuring the Poison The Well, Alexisonfire, and Touché Amoré lineup
- Concert schedule dates presented as part of the artwork
- Poster format suited to bedrooms, music rooms, dorms, and studio spaces
- A fitting gift for fans of post-hardcore and melodic hardcore shows
- Pairs well with frames, ticket stubs, and vinyl displays
- Offered at a regular price of $28.00
Care & Use
To keep the poster looking its best, dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth and skip harsh or abrasive cleaners. Keep it away from direct sunlight and damp areas, which can affect how a print looks over time. Framing or mounting helps reduce creasing and edge wear, especially in high-traffic rooms. If you rotate your wall art or store the poster between displays, keep it flat or rolled in a protective tube.
Why It Works on the Wall
This piece is for the listener who keeps a mental list of lineups and remembers which tours mattered. The combination of Poison The Well, Alexisonfire, and Touché Amoré gives it a specific identity, and the concert schedule dates turn it into a small record of a 2027 tour. Hung in a room where music is part of daily life, it does what a good tour poster should: it starts conversations and keeps the show close at hand.














The artwork is beautiful! I was a little nervous about ordering a item online but it arrived safely and looks fantastic.
I normally wear a large and ordered large. Fits exactly right, not too tight and not too baggy.
Really cute design and I wanted to love it, but the print placement seems slightly off center on mine. Not super noticeable unless you’re looking closely.
Ordered this as a random surprise for my husband and apparently I picked well because he’s worn it like 4 times already ??
Smaller than I pictured in my head but that’s on me for not checking the measurements ?? Still really cute though.