record store day

Record Store Day is just around the corner on April 18, and its official ambassador, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, is taking his role in very seriously.

As we recently reported, Jack White’s Third Man Records has plans to re-release Elvis Presley’s first-ever recording, “My Happiness,” for Record Store Day.

Richmond, Va.-based label Robotic Empire will release Whatever Nevermind, a tribute compilation to Nirvana’s iconic 1991 sophomore effort.

What's there to pick up on Record Store Day? We've got your guide to 2015's rock and metal releases here.

In the biggest record store in New York City, press and fans joined together for the official announcement of the Record Store Day 2015 list of releases.

Details have emerged surrounding Jack White's amazing Record Store Day release.

On April 18, music fans and vinyl enthusiasts will descend upon independent record stores across the world to celebrate the 2015 edition of Record Store Day.

Jack White has purchased Elvis Presley's first-ever recording for a whopping $300,000.

Violent Femmes have unveiled their first new song in the 15 years that have passed since their last full-length album.

Metal icons Metallica are giving hard-core fans a treat this upcoming Record Store Day when they release a limited edition cassette copy of their second demo tape recorded in 1982 called, "No Life 'Til Leather."

Third Man Records has unveiled some very exciting details for a White Stripes Record Store Day exclusive vinyl release.

Stone Sour will release 'Meanwhile in Burbank…', a five-song EP featuring cover songs from Black Sabbath, Metallica, KISS, Judas Priest and Alice in Chains.