The Red Clay Strays | October 28, 2026 | Knoxville, TN | Concert Poster

Capture the unforgettable energy of The Red Clay Strays with this stunning, fan-made concert poster commemorating their show at the Food City Center in Knoxville, TN on October 28, 2026. This piece is a unique artistic tribute, perfect for any fan's collection.

**PLEASE NOTE: This is an unofficial, fan-made design and is not affiliated with the band or venue in any way.**

This striking print reimagines the concert experience as a timeless souvenir. The design features a bold, Art Deco aesthetic, dominated by a giant commemorative ticket stub. A grand, Neoclassical pavilion stands beneath a shimmering disco ball—a nod to Knoxville's iconic Sunsphere—all rendered in a warm, inviting palette of deep red, burnt orange, and marigold yellow. The artwork utilizes a screen-printed style with clean vector shapes, halftone dot textures, and sharp keylines, giving it a classic, hand-pulled feel. The entire scene is beautifully reflected in a calm, watery foreground, creating a sense of nostalgic elegance.

PRODUCT DETAILS:
• Size: 18x24 inches (Standard frame size)
• Paper: Printed on high-quality, heavy matte poster stock
• Finish: Rich, saturated colors with a non-glare finish
• Design: Full-bleed artwork that covers the entire poster edge to edge.

This poster is the perfect way to remember a special night of music or to add a touch of retro sophistication and Southern soul to your wall. It's an ideal piece of wall art for your living room, music room, office, or man cave. Frame not included.

Note from the Artist:
When I set out to design this piece for The Red Clay Strays' Knoxville show, I wanted to create something that felt like a treasured object from a bygone era. I'm deeply inspired by their music, which feels both classic and modern, and I aimed to reflect that with a grand, Art Deco style. The central idea became this oversized ticket stub—the ultimate keepsake from a memorable night. I included the pavilion to evoke the feel of a classic exposition hall, and the golden disco ball is my little tribute to Knoxville's skyline. The reflection in the water is meant to capture that quiet, electric moment of anticipation before the music starts. This poster is my personal artistic celebration of a great band and a great city.