Sara Hood
As ever, a huge day at Tym Guitars with lots of music to re-home plus lots of live music: Grinding Eyes, Leavings. Julie R Anderson and Comte de St Germain. From 10am. Free and all … Read more >
Rare Records has opened a new store in Melbourne’s well known major shopping centre, Highpoint. Rare Records has been in existence for 27 years in a variety of different locations, but the grand opening of … Read more >
Dynomite Records in Canberra open at 8am and will have live music care of the duo Capo Creek from 12 noon. They have around 2,000 records priced at only $2. Customers who spend a certain … Read more >
Doors open at 9am sharp at The Time Machine, Nambour. Closing at 4pm. They’ve got 3 bands playing, kicking off around 11:30am: Bloody Hell (from New Zealand) Brick Brick (from Brisbane) The Goon Sax (from … Read more >
Massive discounts throughout the store on vinyl, CDs, books and posters. Crate-diggers all go in the draw to win the Record Store Day hamper including a retro vinyl carry case, music, wine and treats They … Read more >
Yes, it’s here. A labour of love by a bunch of indie stores in Melbourne, here is the Diggin’ Melbourne map. Just download it here. And get plannin’.
DJ Albo, aka the Hon. Anthony Albanese, music aficionado and senior member of the Australian Labor Party (and past deputy prime minister) has been appointed as honorary ambassador to Record Store Day in Australia. Most … Read more >
This is so simple! Take a pic or video in a store or two on Record Store Day and load to Facebook, Twitter or Instagram with #RSDAusVibe and #RSDAus. Best ones get one of TWENTY … Read more >
·I’m Talking enjoyed a short but extraordinarily successful period at the forefront of Australian dance music in the 80’s. The re-issue of the bands only official album ‘Bear Witness’ has been remastered and contains bona … Read more >
Anyone who may have temporarily lost perspective on the enormity and power of a Joe Cocker live performance need only reference this absolute gem of a recording from 5 October 1989 at Memorial Auditorium in … Read more >