I can’t believe it’s been one year since we opened!

In honor of our first year in business, we’re having a weekend celebration featuring a concert event with folk singer Betty Soo on August 22^nd, screenings of the documentary film “Wages of Spin II,” on August 23^rd, plus an anniversary sale with 50% off all in-store vinyl, complimentary cake, drinks and light refreshments all weekend long.

We’ve received some great press about our event this weekend.  Check out this great article from That Music Magazine and this blog post from the Lansdowne Economic Development Corporation.

We WILL be open on Friday, July 4th but only from 9 a.m. – noon. We WILL NOT stay open late for First Friday. Hope you can stop by sometime in between the holiday festivities!

Have a safe, fun Fourth of July with family and friends!

Shop for exclusive Record Store Day releases on Black Friday.

Black Friday is almost here!

We just priced all of our Exclusive Record Store Day Black Friday releases so they’ll be ready for customers when we open on Friday, November 29th at 11 a.m.  We have a large variety of artists so there’s sure to be something you’ll want to buy for yourself or for a holiday gift.  A few of the titles we will have available on Friday are:

Miles Davis Jazz Track

Jack Johnson Live at Third Man Records

The Jimi Hendrix Experience Fire/Foxy Lady from Miami Pop Festival

U2 Ordinary Love

Red Hot Chili Peppers I’m Beside You

The Hunger Games Catching Fire Picture Disc

Plus much, much more!

We are extending our hours on Black Friday.  We will be open from 11 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Give the gift of music this year!

DUE TO A SCHEDULING CONFLICT, RYAN EDGAR & MICHAEL CASTRO HAVE TO RESCHEDULE THEIR  NOVEMBER 15TH SHOW.  THEY WILL NOW BE PLAYING ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST AT 8 P.M. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE.

One of my personal photos of Sir Paul from 2010.

Yeah, I know the Stones are in town tonight and I should probably be writing about them today, but it is my all-time favorite musician in the world’s birthday today, Paul McCartney.  If you have never seen McCartney live, you don’t know what you are missing!  Besides playing some of the greatest songs ever written from The Beatles and Wings for close to three hours, he brings so much energy to his performances that it is contagious.  Not only that, he is super nice and has a connection to his fans that I haven’t seen anywhere else.  He seems to genuinely love performing and love his fans. 

The last time I saw McCartney it was in Philly in August 2010.  I already had tickets to both his shows but decided for the hell of it to check for better tickets for the second night’s show that morning.  My daughter saw a listing on Craig’s List for front row seats so she emailed about them. They only cost the ticket price and I thought it had to be a scam.  After multiple emails and phone calls to the ticket’s owner, my husband and I were able to meet up with the owner outside the venue and the tickets were legit! We bought the front row seats minutes before the show began and I was so excited, I thought I’d faint!  Sitting in that front row was absolute magic, like he was playing just for me.  I did not move for over three hours.  I don’t think I’ll ever get a chance to sit that close to him again but it is a memory that I will always cherish.

Happy birthday Paul!  Keep on rocking!