Being born in the 1950s means you’ve witnessed some of the most incredible changes in history. From black-and-white televisions to the rise of the internet, your life has been a front-row seat to the ...

Created by the owners of CycleBreakers Records and Tapes, the owners started the event in 2022 to showcase their love for music and share it with the community.

Some records in your collection are there just for you. But you might be surprised at just how valuable certain records in your collection are, especially now that vinyl is back in vogue. Whether you ...

Whether you recently acquired a load of dusty vintage vinyl from your grandparents' musty basement or have been meticulously collecting for years, it's important to keep your records clean. Yes, it's ...

A showgirl doesn’t have to deal with tariffs. The Trump administration’s tariffs took effect on Friday, August 29, revoking the “de minimis” exemption, which once allowed billions of small shipments ...

Different versions of the same music album, known as vinyl variants, are gaining in popularity among fans. Some collectors don't even have record players; they just appreciate the album's aesthetics.

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Debí Tirar Más Fotos (translated to “I should have taken ...

Vinyl Me, Please is back. Last month the beleaguered LP subscription service broke months of silence and unfulfilled orders with a message from their new CEO Nick Alt, who offered a vague explanation ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Target is offering up a pint-sized new way for music ...

Music lovers in South Korea will find recently opened Vinyl is the perfect place to enjoy the warmth of LP records. This English-friendly cafe opened its fifth branch in July in Cheonan, a city famous ...

In 2019, Record Store Day partnered with manufacturer Crosley to revive a 3-inch collectible vinyl format first launched in Japan in 2004. Five years later, a new 4-inch-sized format called Tiny Vinyl ...