A scarce postcard/handbill to promote Bob Dylan’s first solo concert, at New York’s Town Hall on April 12, 1963.  Prior to this show, Dylan had only played as a headliner in clubs, with the exception of one other appearance billed as a “concert”, at Carnegie Charter Hall, a room in Carnegie Hall, that drew about 50 attendees.  This was his first actual concert in a large venue.  It was also the first show at which Dylan played all originals, with the exception of one traditional blues song.

This show took place six weeks before the release of Dylan’s second album, The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, but he still sold enough tickets to fill three-quarters of the 1200 seat venue.