Where to do Record Store Day in Chattanooga

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Not everyone is a record person. Some prefer music on CDs, on iTunes or on their Spotify account. But for those audiophiles who love that crackly, brassy vinyl sound, Saturday is your Christmas.

The first Record Store Day happened in 2008. Over 1,400 indie record stores participated that year, and the holiday has expanded ever since. The goal? To support indie record stores for the next generation of music lovers.

Every year, an established musician or music group becomes the official ambassador for the holiday. In past years, Ozzy Osbourne, Iggy Pop, Jack White, Chuck D, Dave Grohl, Metallica and St. Vincent have worn the ceremonial sash.

This year’s ambassador? Ummm, just a little band called Pearl Jam. 🎸

Record Store Day is celebrated around the world and Chattanooga is no exception. Here are some local record stores that have special deals on Saturday.

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For the Record — 412 Northgate Mall Drive

Everything in-store is 20% off. The first 70 visitors get a goody bag + many more freebies throughout the day. The store opens two hours early at 8 a.m.

Inherent Records40 Frazier Ave.

$2-off all non-Record Store Day releases. Free albums will be given away throughout the day.

McKay’s Books7734 Lee Highway

Doors open at 9 a.m. with “exclusive content” for all vinyl aficionados.

Sounds cool, right? If you’re interested in getting new record tomorrow, here’s a list of new re-releases for Record Store Day 2019. Some of the LPs include David Bowie, Aretha Franklin and, of course, Pearl Jam.

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