Record Store Day is a twice-a-year holiday to celebrate record stores and bring the music community together. Typically, it is observed in April and on Black Friday in November.

Record Store Day has been an annual tradition dating back to 2007. Originally started to celebrate (and potentially save) endangered independent record stores, it has since become an unofficial ...

Record Store Day usually falls around the 20th of April each year, normally without fail. But in 2025, Easter takes over that weekend, leading organizers of RSD to move it up to Saturday the 12th ...

Record Store Day began in 2008 as a way for independent record stores and their communities to celebrate vinyl music. Special vinyl and CD releases drop on the third Saturday in April, and pledged ...

Record Store Day has become fraught with controversy. Since its inception in 2007 the event has grown into the most important date in the record-buying calendar, but this year it has been heavily ...

April 22 is going to be a great day for music lovers. The date marks Record Store Day, an annual celebration of record stores. It turns out that the picks for this year are more exciting than ever.

Drop the needle and pretend you're hip again - August 12 is National Vinyl Record Day, and yes—it's still spinning.

And since 2007, Record Store Day has been celebrating those who still use a turntable. The occasion boasts participating record stores on every continent but Antarctica, including nearly 1,500 ...

Record Store Day has developed into a major annual event for the music business. In its first year, 10 artists released special edition vinyl albums that hit stores at a total wholesale cost of ...

Brandi Carlile, Langhorn Slim and Lucinda Williams are scheduled to release special projects, too. A complete list of Record Store Day 2016 releases is available on the event's official website.