Record Store Day confirm 2021 event date
Record Store Day have confirmed the date for next year's event.
After having to adapt and host Record Store Day 2020 across three 'Drop Dates' in August, September and October, Record Store Day organisers have confirmed that next year's event is aiming to revert back to a one-day event.
Organisers announced this afternoon (1 December) that they're aiming to host Record Store Day on 12 June 2021. Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, Record Store Day traditionally took place each year in April.
Hey record lovers, get out your diaries... Record Store Day 2021 will be back on Saturday 12th June! #RSD21 pic.twitter.com/dY9xkYjtB1
— Record Store Day UK (@RSDUK) December 1, 2020
Last month it was reported that vinyl sales in the UK are on track to pass the £100million mark by the end of 2020, which would be the best year for sales in three decades.
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