BMO Harris Bradley Center to auction off memorabilia beginning Monday
By:
Emily Thornton
Posted: Jun 1, 2018 10:26 AM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) – Memorabilia from the last 30 years of concerts and events at the BMO Harris Bradley Center will be auctioned off beginning Monday.
The auction will be held online and feature more than 350 items dating back to 1988.
Some of the items will include signed instruments, microphones, props, costume pieces and framed photographs.
Bids will be accepted beginning on Monday at 10 a.m. through June 12 at 6 p.m.
Items include:
- Autographed Metallica guitar smashed at show by Kirk Hammett in 1997
- Pink paisley Fender guitar signed by Prince in 1997
- Takamine Cutaway EN-10C guitar signed by Garth Brooks in 1996
- Martin & Co. 6-string wood acoustic guitar signed by James Taylor in 1994
- Ray-Ban sunglasses signed by Billy Joel in 1998
- Microphone signed by Cher during her Living Proof Farewell Tour in 2003
- Size 7, Riedell ice skates signed by Katarina Witt during the 1997 Stars on Ice Tour
- Skateboard signed by Tony Hawk as part of the 2003 Boom Boom Huck Jam
- Black felt cowboy hat signed by Tim McGraw in 2003
- Autographed microphones from *NSYNC’s 1999 “No Strings Attached” tour
The BMO Harris Bradley Center will permanently close later this summer.
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