The Doors Avalon Ballroom 1967 Victor Moscoso FD-50 Vintage Psychedelic Concert Poster

Step directly into the Summer of Love era with one of the most famous psychedelic concert posters ever created: Victor Moscoso’s legendary FD-50 design for the Family Dog at the Avalon Ballroom.

Promoting shows on Friday and Saturday, March 3 & 4, 1967, in San Francisco, California, this bill featured San Francisco acid-rock legends Country Joe & The Fish, The Sparrow (who would soon rename themselves Steppenwolf), and LA newcomers The Doors—who had just released their debut single "Break On Through (To the Other Side)" two months prior.

Designed by master artist Victor Moscoso, the poster is a textbook example of "vibrating color" art—a hallmark of 1960s acid rock aesthetics. The upper section features interlocking orange block lettering against a vivid sky-blue background, while the lower panel showcases an arresting solarized close-up portrait of eyes staring out from an electric neon teal field.

Digitally restored for intense color optical balance, rich neon green and orange saturation, and clean graphic typography, this poster is an essential crown jewel for 1960s counterculture art collectors, rock historians, and home decor galleries.

Product Details:

• Featured Bands: The Doors, Country Joe & The Fish, The Sparrow (Steppenwolf)

• Venue & Date: Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (March 3 & 4, 1967)

• Series & Artist: Family Dog Series (FD-50) / Victor Moscoso

• Artwork Style: 1960s San Francisco Psychedelic / Optical Color Art

• Restoration: High-density color restoration for vibrant oranges, blues, and neon teal tones

• Fit: Physical 16x24 inch print format with 0.5-inch border margins for standard framing