With so much commotion going on the world today, from the COVID-19 pandemic to protests/riots and hurricane season showing up, it is easy for people to forget special occasions. However, children should take a deep breath, pause, and remember what time of year it is. It is time for them to celebrate their dad's and show them how much they care. Father's Day is fast approaching and will arrive on Sunday, June 21, 2020.

Don't fret if you haven't picked out a gift yet, as there is still time. Although, it can be a bit tricky to find the perfect present, so you may want to get started on the task now, rather than delaying any further. This article will be focusing on concert posters. Hence, if your papa is into those sorts of things, you have come to the right place. Various available options are going to be discussed in the following sections. Therefore, curious individuals should stay put and read on to learn more.

Eric Church – 2014

Plenty of dads like Eric Church, and who can blame them? The singer has been creating top hits for a while now and does not appear to be slowing down. Several of his more well-known songs include "Smoke a Little Smoke," "Springsteen," and "Talladega." The poster features an old car that is rusting and wasting away, as it appears to have been put out to pasture, so to speak. Leaves cover the vehicle's hood and are scattered about on the ground.

Meanwhile, overgrown vines, brush, and trees surround the auto, completing the look that Dan Macadam of Crosshair Design was striving for. There were only 330 of these 17.5×23-inch concert posters printed to promote Church's 2014 performance in Sioux Falls. This one is signed and numbered by the artist. So, if your dad is an Eric Church fan, surprise and delight him with this poster for Father's Day this year.

Foo Fighters – 2008

The American rock band, The Foo Fighters, formed in 1994. This group has spread joy through the airwaves with songs like "Learn to Fly," The Pretender," and "Best of You." Many fathers appreciate the band's music, and some of them probably even attended concerts in person. If your old man falls into either of those categories, this gig poster could be a good fit for him. It was designed for the group's 2008 performance at the Wachovia Spectrum in Philadelphia. The unit measures 20×16-inches, and the image of a cow's headon a piggy bank catches the eye.