We are excited to announce that we’re hosting a Lucy Dacus Listening Party on Saturday, March 29th at Noon.
We hope you can join us for a first listen of “Forever is a Feeling.”
We are excited to announce that we’re hosting a Lucy Dacus Listening Party on Saturday, March 29th at Noon.
We hope you can join us for a first listen of “Forever is a Feeling.”
Small Business Saturday is a day to celebrate and support small businesses and all they do for their communities.
Come Shop Small with us as you Dine and Shop in Lansdowne! It’s a great day to pick up some holiday gifts and maybe something special for yourself.
We’ll have snacks and drinks all day AND we’ll be taking 20% off all new and used vinyl (sale not eligible on Record Store Day Black Friday releases.)
Excited to be one of the indie record stores hosting a Listening Party for Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats’ new album, South of Here, on June 27th at 5 p.m.
We’ll have lithographs, buttons, and stickers for the first 20 people and attendees can enter to win a signed lithograph.
You’ll be able to take home the new record before the release date too!
We’ll be open from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 8th, but we will reopen from 6-9 p.m. for evening shopping during the Lansdowne Business & Professional Association‘s Night Market taking place along Lansdowne Avenue in the Central Business District and Lansdowne Landing.
The Night Market provides an opportunity for local and home-based businesses to stay open late to present their products and services and connect with the community.
Lansdowne’s eat-in restaurants will provide café seating for outdoor dining and a variety of delicious food truck options will also be available. Adults over 21 will be able to stop in the beer garden featuring craft beers from Conshohocken Brewing Company.
The event will feature live music by Altruistic Vision and DJ Joe Foley at the Lansdowne Landing and a ticketed performance at Jamey’s House of Music.
A pop-up play for kids was just added too!
Come make it a night in Lansdowne on June 8th!
We’re celebrating the release of Twenty One Pilot‘s new studio album, “Clancy,” with an in-store listening party on Saturday, May 18th at 12 p.m.
Hear the entire album before it’s released, pick up some exclusive giveaways, and pre-order “Clancy.”
Join us for an Album Release Party for singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jay Byham‘s new record, “Postcards Along The Way,” on Saturday, May 11th at 2 p.m.
Come meet Jay, pick up a copy of the album, and hear him play some of his new songs.
We’re excited to announce that joining in Jay’s acoustic set will be David Uosikkinen (The Hooters) and Steve Butler (Smash Palace), who are both featured on the new album.
The album, which came out on May 4th on ITP Entertainment label is filled with 10 hit-sounding songs!
The Pittsburgh native’s new album was co-written and produced by Smash Palace‘s Steve Butler and comes out on the heels of his self-titled debut EP, which garnered praise and recognition from Little Steven’s Underground Garage, who played his first two singles in heavy rotation!
It’s been said he sounds like James Taylor fronting Badfinger!
Listen for yourself to this college dropout rockstar-gonna-be and get won over to this fresh new take on ’60s/’70s rock and pop sound. You won’t be disappointed!
J. Michael Harrison, WRTI 90.1 FM radio host of “The Bridge,” is continuing his 30-year on-air celebration with a special event, “Beyond The Bridge,” at Vinyl Revival. The Bridge, founded by J. Michael Harrison in 1996, is his award-winning radio show – “a blend of jazz that takes you from the mainstream to the edge of the art.”
This evening of reflections and recollections will feature a conversation with the acclaimed saxophonist, composer, educator, curator, and entrepreneur Greg Osby, which will revisit his influential 1993 release 3-D Lifestyles. The event will also feature a special performance by the extraordinary tandem of Bethlehem and Sad Patrick and include a fun filled musical journey through 30 signature jazz and hip-hop album releases marking 1993 as a memorable and pivotal year in music.
J. Michael Harrison began his radio career in 1993 WPEB’s “Is That Jazz” radio show. In 1994 he began volunteering with WRTI as a production assistant. In 1996, J. Michael debuted his own program, The Bridge, which continues to air Friday evenings on WRTI from 10 pm to 2 am.
The Bridge was selected as Philadelphia Magazine’s “Best Radio Program” in 2002, and in 2007, the Philadelphia City Paper called it the “Best On-Air Reminder That Jazz Didn’t Die in 1965.”
Saxophonist Greg Osby has been a formidable presence on the international music scene as a leader of his own ensembles and as a guest artist with other acclaimed groups for the past 39 years.
Please note: There is limited seating at this event. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Tickets are $20. Get your tickets today!