In rotation: 4/5/16

Your Ultimate Guide To Record Store Day 2016: On April 16, record stores across the UK will unite to celebrate the beauty of vinyl for Record Store Day. The RSD website describes the event as “the one day of the year when over 200 independent record shops all across the UK come together to celebrate their unique culture.” In reality, that often means a scrum for exclusive releases but the all-round good vibes in record stores across the land makes it a can’t miss day in our calendar.

Melbourne’s Basement Discs Lines Up Big Day In Of Record Store Day Music: Basement Discs in Melbourne will have a big day in for Record Store Day on April 16 with live music all day starting at 11am. The Basement Discs live line-up features Rob Snarski & Shane O’Mara, Alyce Platt & Band, Sean McMahon & The Moonmen, past RSD ambassador Russell Morris, The Models, Tracy McNeil & The Good Life and Raised By Eagles and more to be announced. Record Store Day is a big day for Basement Discs with a trivia quiz, prizes, give-aways, discounts and RSD special releases set to treat music fans on the day.

Mumford & Sons to Play Vintage Vinyl Record Store in St. Louis: Mumford & Sons have scheduled a show at the Vintage Vinyl record store in St. Louis. The performance will take place on Record Store Day, April 16. To get tickets, you’ll have to go to Vintage Vinyl and pre-order Mumford & Sons’ Record Store Day release: a seven-inch single featuring a new song called “There Will Be Time.” The Vintage Vinyl show will arrive in the middle of Mumford & Sons’ U.S. An Arrow Through the Heartland tour, which begins April 3 in Houston, Texas.

Record Store Day 2016: share your photos and experiences: The ninth annual Record Store Day will be held on Saturday 16 April, a day where independent music retailers and recording artists are celebrated. In previous years you have shared your Record Store Day experiences with us and, if you are taking part again this year, we’d like to see your photos and hear about your vinyl and CD bargains. What rare releases are you interested in getting your hands on this year?

Metallica To Celebrate Record Store Day With A In-Store Performance At Rasputin Music: Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductees and 2016 Record Store Day Ambassadors Metallica will perform live at Berkeley, California’s legendary record store Rasputin Music on Saturday, April 16 in celebration of Record Store Day 2016. As this year’s Record Store Day Ambassadors, the band invites fans to join them on this special day to experience the passion for music that lives on in local record stores around the world.

‘Record Store Day’ first time in Dundalk: Classified Records has been announced as an official participant in world famous Record Store Day, now coming to Dundalk for the first time. Record Store Day celebrates exclusive vinyl releases by global artists from Madonna to Metallica through local independent record stores across the globe. This event has become one of the most important days of the year for artists and for dedicated music enthusiasts, collectors and lovers.

Vinyl forever: Tim Rogers, Dan Kelly and Ash Naylor join musicians supporting Record Store Day across Melbourne: Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash and Madonna are among the artists breaking out of digital hell with new physical product for Record Store Day, celebrating its tenth anniversary on April 16. Just like the old days, fans are gearing up to fight for limited edition picture discs, rare Japanese pressings, coloured vinyl seven-inches and bespoke live recordings by artists like Metallica, this year’s international RSD ambassadors.

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