1986: Pussy Galore – Midnight Love Club @ Lismar Lounge, New York City, NY, US
w/ Honeymoon Killers

1995: Boss Hog – Howling’ Wolf, New Orleans, LA, US

1998: The Jon Spencer Blues Exploison – First Avenue, Minneapolis, US
Ticket: ‘fiestasandfiascos’
Tour Poster Artwork: Rob “Trucker” Schwager, silk-screened poster measures 12″ x 23″

2002: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Palace, Melbourne, Australia

2006: Beck – Breaks & Beats [Panzah Zandahz] (12″, US) – released

2006: Heavy Trash – Teatro Fondamenta Nuove, Venezia, Italy

2008: Boss Hog – Primavera Club, Barcelona, Spain

2009: Harper Simon (with Russell Simins) – Wild Buffalo House of Music Bellingham, Washington, US

2009: Heavy Trash – Manning Bar, Sydney, Australia
Set List Photo: Adrian O’Malley

2010: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Sailor Jerry Pin-Up Calendar Release Party, Tammany Hall, New York City, New York, US
Live Photos: Edwina Hay (via https://www.flickr.com/photos/eatsdirt/albums/72157625607004192)

2013: Jon Spencer & Cristina Martinez & The Legendary Tigerman (DJ Sets) – Plano B, Porto, Portugal
w/ Alberto Almeida and Slimmy
Photo Credit: Luis Moreira

2019: Jon Spencer & The HITmakers – Aire Libre 105.3fm, Mexico City, MX
* “Jon Spencer Takeover”; live 90 minute radio show also featuring Bob Bert, M. Sord, Sam Coomes, Cristina Martinez, Nick Zedd and Julia Cafritz (via phone).*

2019: Jon Spencer & The HITmakers – Georgetown Records CDMX, Mexico City, MX, US
Photo (Jon Spencer & The HITmakers): https://www.instagram.com/jonspencerhitmaker/
Photo (Jon Spencer seated): Rogelio Matamoros (https://www.instagram.com/diablodespierto/)

1986: Pussy Galore – Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ, US
Poster Design: Eric C. Gladstone
Image posted by Bob Bert on Facebook.

1988: Pussy Galore – Brixton Academy, Brixton, London, UK
w/ The Jesus and Mary Chain

1996: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Metropol, Pittsburgh, PA, US
w/ Atari Teenage Riot

1998: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Metro, Chicago, Il, US
w/ Alex Chilton
Poster Artwork (landscape): unknown
Poster Artwork (portrait): Rob “Trucker” Schwager, silk-screened poster measures 12″ x 23″

2002: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Governor Hindmarsh, Adelaide, Australia

2004: Blues Explosion – Tokyo, Japan
w/ The Kills

2005: Spalding Rockwell – The Kate Remixes [Promo] (12″, US) – released
*includes ‘Feedback Remix’ by Russell Simins*

2006: Heavy Trash – Radio Citta del Capo, Bologna, Italy

2006: Boss Hog – Estrago, Bologna, Italy

2008: Boss Hog – Azkena, Bilbao, Spain
w/ Las Jennys de Arroyoculebro on 12 December 2008.
Poster Artwork: Juan Roller

2009: Harper Simon (with Russell Simins) – Media Club, Vancouver, British Columbia, US
w/ Chapin Sisters

2009: Heavy Trash – Meredith Music Festival, Supernatural Amphitheatre, Victoria, Australia
Live Photos: Andrew McDougall (https://www.flickr.com/photos/amd300466/)

2015: Jon Spencer [Interview / Co-Host] on Todd-O-Phonic-Todd show on WFMU, New Jersey, US
*broadcast date only, recording date unknown*

1993: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – CBGB’s, New York City, NY, US
w/ Grey, Loudspeaker, Gin Mill and Helmet
Advert: via Skeleton Boy (https://www.instagram.com/skeletonboynyc/)

1995: Boss Hog – The Abyss, Houston, TX, US
w/ ’68 Comeback

1997: 20 Miles – U.C.D., Dublin, Ireland
w/ Delta 72

1998: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Clutch Cargo’s, Detroit, MI, US
Poster Artwork: Rob “Trucker” Schwager, silk-screened, measures 12″ x 23″

1999: 20 Miles – Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium
w/ T Model Ford, R.L. Burnside and Paul Jones

2004: Blues Explosion – Kyoto, Japan

2006: Heavy Trash – Spazio 211, Torino, Italy
Live Photo: Carlo Cravero (https://www.flickr.com/photos/charlie_cravero/)

Poster Design: Malleus, edition of 101 measuring 50cm x 70cm.

2008: Boss Hog – Primavera Club, Madrid, Spain

2009: Harper Simon (with Russell Simins) – Mississippi Studios, Portland, Oregon, US

2010: Rob K/MDA – The Purgatory Home Companion, Ed. 1 – released
Features Jon Spencer on ‘Opportunity Knocks’

The record is “a sound collage “cut up” from over 100 contributions. It’s an epic poem, a sequel to Workdogs In Hell and an homage to The Divine Comedy. As in Purgatorio, the action takes place over three days and a morning and nominally is the story of climbing Mt. Purgatory.”

2012: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium
w/ DJ Mr Slick and The Sha-La-Lee’s
Live Photo: Lou Le Guilloux (via flickr.com).
Billboard Photo: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion