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A Backstage Pass Tour Laminate is typically a paper type insert that is laminated in a piece of 10ml plastic with a slot punched on top to hang from a lanyard around the person's neck. These Backstage Passes are used as security credential and typically issued to crew, entourage, band, family, friends, VIP's, management and band/crew support to gain access backstage at a venue. There are several different types of Tour Laminates ; All Access, Crew, Entourage, Guest, VIP and Support. A Tour Laminate can be issued with the name and/or photo to identify the person to whom it was issued. Tour Laminates may also have a number pre-printed on the back or front to identify who the backstage pass was issued to. The type of Tour Laminate allowed access to certain parts of the venue. For example, an All Access Tour Laminate typically allowed access anywhere within the venue. This can include catering, dressing rooms and stage access. A Guest or VIP Tour Laminate allowed access to limited areas.

A Satin Backstage Pass also known as a stickie backstage pass is typically a piece of paper or satin material with backing that you peal off and apply to your clothing. This Satin Pass is used as a "one day" security credential to gain access backstage at a venue. The Satin Backstage Pass can have a date stamped or hand written on the front of it. Satin Backstage Passes allowed access to limited areas and other times allowed access to all areas within the venue.

A Backstage Pass Laminate is typically a paper type insert that is laminated in a piece of 10ml plastic with a slot punched on top to hang from a lanyard around the person's neck. These security credentials typically were issued to a person for a special event for a specific date. The Backstage Pass Laminate provided certain levels of access throughout a venue depending on the status of the laminate. Also, some Laminates were issued just for access to a VIP Party or Hospitality area. While other Laminates allowed access to the entire venue, but, just for that specific date or show.

A Backstage Pass Press Sheet is the exact way a Satin Backstage Pass and Tour Laminate are made prior to being cut into various shapes to be boxed for use by the Artist/Band. Once the printer designs the Satin Backstage Pass and/or Tour Laminate, the pinter will print the passes on a large piece of satin material or paper stock and the pass can have foil imprinting to help with preventing pass re-production by un-authorized people. After the Backstage Pass Press Sheet is printed, a dye cut is used to cut the different shapes/sizes of the passes. Once the backstage passes have been cut, they are counted and usually bundled/banded into stacks of 100.

THESE BACKSTAGE PASS PRESS SHEETS ARE TRULY A ONE OF A KIND ITEM AND CAN BE FOUND "NO WHERE." THEY ARE A REALLY COOL PIECE OF ROCK N' ROLL HISTORY TO DISPLAY AND/OR FRAME ALONE OR ALONG WITH OTHER CONCERT COLLECTIBLES.

Concert Tickets usually have all of the data about a concert you'll ever need. Back in the old days, most venues tore the ticket once you entered which left you with a ticket stub that had half the data. Now days, most all venues electronically scan tickets with handheld scanners that allow the individual to keep their Concert Tickets intact, perfect for storing or framing as a keepsake. Dating printed tickets from the '60s and '70s is very difficult if the critical information is not completely visible on the stub. The date is usually printed on the ticket vertically and horizontally. It is not uncommon for the vertical data to be removed completely and very little data left from the horizontal portion. Vendors did not start printing useful codes on the tickets until they switched to the computer generated tickets. These became more common in the late 1970s. The old printed tickets were rarely used after the late 1990s.

One of the best resources for dating ticket stubs can be found right on the ticket. This is mostly true of the Ticketron style tickets - used mostly during the '70s and '80s. Just look for the Event/Date Code, printed on the upper right or upper left of the ticket. Don't be confused by other data on the ticket that appears to be date-related. No Event/Date Code? Not to worry, you still have a few options left. Look at the style of the ticket. Certain ticket styles are unique to certain decades. Checkout LANDACOLLECTIBLE’s Concert Tickets, we have many types of tickets in our online store and we are constantly adding to our collection. Some of our tickets are from shows outside the United States which makes them very unique as the artists designed the tickets with full artwork unlike your standard computer generated tickets.

Another fact about the Concert Ticket is the ticket price. A concert ticket in the '60s could set you back $3-$5. In the '70s tickets ranged from $4 to $9. Shows from the '80s were generally between $9 and $20 and concerts from the '90s, depending on the artist of course, are priced between $20 and $30. Concert Tickets starting from the mid to late 90’s even up today could range anywhere from $20 up to and as high as $2,000 for top touring acts such as The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Madonna and many others.

You can get a little help locating the city or state where the concert was held by looking for an address on the front of the ticket. Feed it to Google and you should find your venue. Checking the back of the ticket may also produce some clues. Many stubs, especially TicketMaster tickets, will have an ad on the back for a local radio station or restaurant. This is also true for many of our Commemorative Radio patches which can be found under Tour Swag under the Categories listed to the right. If you know who the Artist is then Tour Programs or fan sites are very useful. Be aware that occasionally shows are added after the Tour Program has been printed and concert dates can get switched around for various reasons. This can also be true of the dates printed on the tickets. A date may be switched but the promoter will still accept the original ticket. The venue can also be changed (renovations, scheduling conflicts) after the ticket or program was printed.

Tour Itineraries are a spiral bound book typically 5 ½ x 8 ½ in size using 80lb card stock for the front and back covered by a glossy UV coating laminated in a heavy 10ml clear vinyl. Typically, the artist's management company or production team orders Tour Itineraries prior to a tour embarking on the road. Enough Tour Itineraries are purchased for the touring crew, artist, families and management company. Tour Itineraries are very hard to come by and you really need to know someone in order to get one of these “gems.” Tour Itineraries include information such as: tour dates, tour personnel, tour suppliers, calendars, maps, promoter, mileage to each gig and daily itinerary pages that detail the venue and hotel where the band and crew stay. Tour Itineraries may also include other helpful information such as local Starbucks, airlines, limo services, shopping malls and entertainment as well as places to go during days off.

The 2 pictures show the front and back of the 1 item.

No. Our passes are sold solely as concert memorabilia from past concert tours. None of our passes can or should be used for show access. Passes are used for security credentialing by the artist/band. We do not sell any passes for access to current tours nor can we obtain them.

No. We do not have access to any tickets/passes for any current shows or tours. We do not sell credentials for current tours. Do not ask us to obtain passes for current shows. Do not use passes purchased from us to try to gain access to any concert.

Should any buyer attempt to gain access by using a pass/ticket purchased from LANDACOLLECTIBLE, you the buyer will assume all risk and liability, and you agree to indemnify and hold LANDACOLLECTIBLE harmless from his/her actions.

 ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD AS A COLLECTIBLE ONLY.

Yes. They are real & authentic.

Our passes come from a variety of confidential sources. We do not and will not divulge our sources. This allows us to continue to provide our customers with hard to find concert collectibles.

Our inventory is comprised of both new and used items. Some of the Satin Backstage Passes may have markings on them for security purposes. If you have any questions about whether or not an item is used or new, please email us prior to placing an order.

Yes, it is VERY possible that we have concert collectibles not yet on the website. Send us an email with your requests.

Yes, we are always in the market to purchase individual pieces or entire collections. However, we require that everything must be original and NOT reproduced in any way. In order for us to consider a purchase from you:

• Email or call us with a list of what you have for sale along with pictures of each item
• If we are interested, we will ask that you ship your items (at our expense) to our office for inspection
• If we are interested, we will make an offer
• If we are not interested, we agree to ship your items back to you promptly at our expense

LANDACOLLECTIBLE is interested in partnering with other quality sites. Send us an email describing the advantages for both of us. Please see our Links section for sites we link to currently.

LANDACOLLECTIBLE offers a 10-day money back guarantee on all products ONLY if what you received is not as described on our website. Many of our products are brand new and have never been used, however, some are used. If you have any questions, please send us an email before placing an order. If you would like to return an item for any reason other than above, you have a total of 14 calendar days to contact us and we must receive the item within the 14 calendar days in order for the item to be eligible for return. Please send us an email with all details including (Name, Address, Phone Number, order number and the item(s) you would like to return along with an explanation of the problem). If the item(s) is eligible for a return, we will send you a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number and instructions on how to send the item(s) back at your expense. If you paid by credit card, we will issue a credit/refund minus any restocking/shipping fees paid.

TOUR ITINERARIES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.

IMPORTANT: A 25% restocking fee will apply for any returns/exchanges. Shipping charges are NOT refundable.

LANDACOLLECTIBLE accepts Visa, M/C, Paypal, US Money Order, US Western Union Money Wire & US cash. NO personal checks will be accepted. Cash payments are sent at your own risk and we take no responsibility for lost cash payments. If you do decide to send cash, be sure to tape the entire envelope, including all sides.

Yes. For all orders shiped to a California mailing address.

We ship within the United States and to most International destinations.

We ship Monday - Friday ONLY, we do not ship on Saturday and/or Sunday. All orders are normally shipped within 7 business day from receipt of payment. If you require your order shipped sooner than the 7 business days, please send us an email.

FREE shipping for US First Class & International Air Mail via the United Postal Service.

Other shipping options are available at time of checkout and will be charged accordingly.

You should receive your order within 10-15 days after your payment is received (international orders will require more time). For faster shipping, please email us.

Go to Your Account, click on Order History on the left side, then click on Details bottom right corner.

We package each order securely, there is a possibility that your package could be damaged by the carrier. If your order is damaged due to shipping, please save all packaging contents and contact us immediately via email or phone. You have 10 calendar days to contact us.