Billy Strings Melbourne Australia Concert Poster July 15 2025 Live At Margaret Court Arena Art By Jim Grimwade Poster Canvas

Ignite your collection with the Billy Strings Melbourne Australia Concert Poster, July 15, 2025, Live at Margaret Court Arena, Art by Jim Grimwade Poster Canvas—a stunning tribute to an iconic night that any devoted fan would cherish. Commemorating Billy Strings’ electrifying performance during his 2025 tour, this event at Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena showcased his masterful blend of bluegrass, folk, and modern acoustic virtuosity, captivating audiences with intricate guitar work and heartfelt storytelling.

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Materials & Build Quality

Stretched Matte Canvas (1.25)

This matte canvas is produced using a premium blend of cotton and polyester fibers, providing a soft, glare-free surface with vivid color output — ideal for band art, tour prints, or music-themed decor.

Each canvas is carefully hand-stretched over a sturdy 1.25-inch frame made from radiata pine, sourced responsibly from renewable woodlands. The back corners feature non-slip rubber pads to safeguard your walls and enhance stability.

Offered in square, portrait, and landscape formats, each piece comes with pre-mounted hanging hardware so it’s display-ready straight out of the box.

Note: Since each canvas is hand-stretched, a slight variation in size (±1/8 inch or 3.2 mm) may occur.

Archival Matte Vertical Poster

Professionally printed on museum-grade matte paper, this poster ensures exceptional color accuracy and sharpness. Designed to resist fading over time, it’s perfect for long-term display by collectors and music fans alike.

Available in two premium weights: 175 g/m² (Sensaria & Prodigi) and 189 g/m² (Printify Choice), both offering a high-quality, luxurious feel.

The matte coating minimizes glare, making it suitable for all lighting conditions. Choose from 46 different size options to perfectly suit any frame or space in your home or studio.

Note: Minor variations in dimensions (±1/16 inch) may occur due to print production tolerances.