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ABBA, The Rolling Stones, Elton John, The Who and Frank Zappa are among the superstar artists confirmed with exclusives for Record Store Day 2018.
The 1997 landmark is the bestselling album in independent UK record shops in the 12 months leading up to Record Store Day 2018.
Crate diggers of the world, unite! From LA to Hong Kong, Australia to Wales, we look at some of the best independent record stores around the globe.
The search is on for artists to support Ron and Russell Mael on their European tour.
Florence + The Machine are releasing an exclusive, limited double A-side 7" single 'Sky Full Of Song'/ 'New York Poem (For Polly)' in partnership with Record Store Day.
U2, Paul McCartney and Ryan Adams are just a few of the many big names offering vinyl exclusives for the 2017 Black Friday extravaganza
The Record Store Day team have released a full list of the 2017 Black Friday releases for the US only event on 24 November 2017
The 40th anniversary album celebrations of the Rush catalogue continue with 1 December 2017's expanded, multi-format edition of A Farewell To Kings.
For Record Store Day 2017 Placebo premiere a brand new teaser trailer for their ‘Without You I’m Nothing‘ 12” Picture Disc EP with David Bowie
The The release their first new song in 15 years, 'We Can't Stop Coming' for this year's Record Store Day, 22 April 2017.
Alice Cooper is reuniting with original band members Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway and Neal Smith for a show in Nashville, Tennessee.
Elton John has been named the first ever Worldwide Record Store Day Legend, and will release an expanded edition of ‘17.11.70’ as part of the celebrations.
As we anxiously count down the days until 22 April, check out some of the exclusive Record Store Day releases that have been announced for 2017.
With Metallica as its ambassadors, Record Store Day 2016 has been announced for 16 April and features must-have 7"s, LPs, box sets and coloured vinyl.
As ‘The Orb’s Adventures In The Ultraworld’ is given a 4LP reissue for Record Store Day, uDiscover interviews Alex Paterson about its 25th anniversary.