Image via RecordStoreDay.com's Press Release
Dearest Fort Worthians,
We are writing you today as to remind all thee great citizens of our mighty metropolis(?) that there will be much party to be had this Saturday, April 22nd.
Mucho mucho party.
Ya see, this Saturday is Record Store Day. According to the official Record Store Day website, 2017 marks the 10yr anniversary of Record Store Day.
In fact, RSD has grown so much since its inception, there are now stores from every continent participating (except Antarctica, 'cause penguins).
Enough with the history lesson, let's move on to the party(ies).
All of Saturday's events are free to attend and all feature insanely stacked lineups.
Besides that, all these events take place during the day which means they provide one and all with a legitimate excuse to day drink!
Last but not least, it is imperative we citizens support our local record stores. They are the lifeblood of our scene. If anything, this Saturday represents a great opportunity to celebrate our record stores and their contribution to our community.
Now that we've performed our civic duty, time to let these parties speak for themselves. For more details, click the images below to link up with each event's Facebook page.
Regretfully yours,
XoXo,
FWN
Doc's Records feat. Movie The Band, Steve Gnash, High Art, Heater, Beach Priest, Starbass
Image via Doc's Records Facebook Page
Dreamy Life Records feat. Acid Carousel, Sealion, Son of Stan, Sub Sahara, War Party, Teenage Sexx, Loafers
Image via Dreamy Life Records Facebook Page
Chief Records feat. Audry Oliver, Jason Eady, Tommy Hooker, Joe Savage, Holland K. Smith, Jackie Darlene, Michael Lee
Image via Chief Records Facebook Page
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Prewitt Scott-Jackson writes Dad poetry & short fiction when he's not hyping and typing for Fort Worth Noise. His writing can be found in Ghost City Press (New York), Five 2 One Magazine (Los Angeles), Prairie Schooner (University of Nebraska Press) and Sick Lit Magazine (Texas), among others. He prefers short walks on the beach because – and I quote – “It’s really hard to walk on sand.”
