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Prince (November 11, 1979) – Scheduled at the Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles

  • Writer: GlamSlamEscape
    GlamSlamEscape
  • Nov 11, 1979
  • 2 min read

Updated: 6 days ago

Roxy Theatre calendar listing announces Prince performing on Monday, November 26, 1979. The ad also promotes other November shows including John Prine, Randy Hansen’s Machine Gun (Hendrix tribute), Jimmy Messina, Tom Scott, Pat Benatar, J.D. Souther with Katy Moffatt, Wayland & Madame, and Bob Marley & The Wailers (benefit show).

Publication: The Los Angeles Times Date: Sunday, November 18, 1979 Country: United State

Location: Los Angeles, California Section: Calendar / Entertainment (Page 88)


THE STORY

The prominent Roxy Theatre advertisement on Sunset Blvd. lists Prince’s date prominently in the late-November lineup. Tickets available at Ticketron, Roxy Box Office, or Charge Line.


CONTEXT AND NOTES

This updated calendar ad ran one week after the previous listing, further promoting Prince’s headlining club date at the iconic Roxy. It reflects his growing presence on the West Coast in late 1979 as he prepared for the Dirty Mind album and tour.


FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS

Event: Prince at the Roxy Theatre Era: Late 1979 (pre-Dirty Mind breakthrough)

Tone: Standard venue calendar advertisement

Photography: None (text-heavy with art deco Roxy logo)

Visual Motifs: Classic theatrical calendar layout with bold venue header


WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

  • Confirmation of Prince’s November 26, 1979 performance at the historic Roxy on Sunset Blvd.

  • His growing profile in Los Angeles, sharing billing space with major acts

  • Early evidence of his move toward headlining club dates in major markets

RELATED MATERIAL

This fits into Prince’s late 1978–1979 promotional and touring period, following the in-store appearances and opening slots earlier in 1978.

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