Fire In Her Eyes a folk/psych band from London will be playing on RSD at our shop, having just had their debut album release the day before on 17th April. Support comes from local female artist Molly Hebden Fletcher.
Doors 6pm. Free entry.
Fire In Her Eyes instagram: @fireinhereyesofficial
Molly Hebden Fletcher instagram: @mollyfletcherhebden
Doors 6pm. Free entry.
Fire In Her Eyes instagram: @fireinhereyesofficial
Molly Hebden Fletcher instagram: @mollyfletcherhebden
OTHER EVENTS
Hollie Cook Live
Hollie Cook - Live 2pm
Record Store Day at Mono
Live music from Kathryn Joseph, Bis, Supersun and Gichard
DJ sets from Karen Dunbar, World of Twist, Life Without Buildings and more
DJ sets from Karen Dunbar, World of Twist, Life Without Buildings and more
Bacana Funk x Sound Records Stroud
Sound Records bring a tropical fiesta to Record Store Day in collaboration with Bacana Funk. DJs all day alongside all the usual fun and new releases. Lineup: 8am The High Priest, 9am Selva, 10am Ben Pearce (Los Domingos), 11am Monobrow 1 Pat (Once In A Blue Moon) 2pm Katie Novo 3pm Prez Pete, 4pm Stu Bacana
Jacaranda Records Presents Record Store Day
This year, alongside our usual huge stock numbers, live music, free hot drinks and a BBQ for early-morning queuers, we’ll also be giving away 100 free vinyl records you can’t get anywhere else on the planet!
Limited to one per customer, we’ll have 100 free Kula Shaker single-sided 7” records available, or customers can choose an alternative free giveaway on the day.
The band’s recording of Day for Night was made in official collaboration with Kula Shaker using our 1948 Voice-O-Graph machine, a vintage device that cuts three minutes of audio directly to vinyl. The recording was then lathe-cut at Fat Monkey Studios onto 100 records.
Limited to one per customer, we’ll have 100 free Kula Shaker single-sided 7” records available, or customers can choose an alternative free giveaway on the day.
The band’s recording of Day for Night was made in official collaboration with Kula Shaker using our 1948 Voice-O-Graph machine, a vintage device that cuts three minutes of audio directly to vinyl. The recording was then lathe-cut at Fat Monkey Studios onto 100 records.
