Flag Ramones - CBGB
Flag Ramones - CBGB
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On August 14, 1974, American punk rock band Ramones performed their first concert at the iconic East Village CBGB bar-club.
With their black leather motorcycle jackets and high-top Converse, they'll finally play there over a hundred times.
The club opened its doors in December 1973 at 315 Bowery in Manhattan, a notorious neighborhood at that time. Its full name is CBGB & OMFUG, which stands for “Country, BlueGrass, Blues and Other Music For Uplifting Gormandizers”.
Find Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee and Tommy in front of the club entrance on this Flag official Ramones - CBGB.
🔥 An iconic image from New York punk history
This official Ramones flag captures one of the most legendary scenes in punk: the four founding members — Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee, and Tommy — standing in front of the historic CBGB club in Manhattan. More than just a photo, it’s a powerful visual symbol of music, attitude, and raw street energy.
🖤 Measuring 75x110 cm and made from 100% polyester, this flag pays tribute to the roots of punk rock. The CBGB & OMFUG club, opened in late 1973, quickly became the birthplace of a rebellious underground scene. The Ramones were at the forefront, and this black-and-white image stands as a timeless representation of that era.
🎸 Dressed in ripped jeans, black leather jackets, and with their signature tough stances, the band embodies the raw and stripped-down essence of punk. This flag fits perfectly into any vintage rock-themed décor, music studio, rehearsal space, or punk memorabilia collection. It’s a visual throwback to sweaty gigs, gritty venues, and the fast, loud revolution that began on the Bowery.
✅ Product details:
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Officially licensed Ramones flag
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Size: 75 x 110 cm
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Material: 100% polyester
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Iconic black-and-white CBGB doorway image
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Lightweight, durable, and easy to hang
⚡ More than a piece of decoration, this flag is a piece of music history. Perfect for fans of the Ramones, lovers of true punk spirit, and those who still feel the pulse of the underground New York scene.
