launch party & massive giveaways!
It's not a real Vinyl Revival store if there's no party!
To celebrate the opening of our second baby at 128 Sydney Road, Brunswick we're putting together a day/evening of shenanigans including live music from local talent, DJs, store sales, massive giveaways, good company and cold bevvies courtesy of Young Henry's.
Catch sets from:
Ruby Soho and Rhia Simone (Bitch Diesel)
Kev Walsh
DJ Carmen Spindiago
DJ Hurricane Jane
Giveaways from Pro-Ject and Sonos.. plus 10% off vinyl!
This will all be going down on Saturday the 23rd of September, 12 noon til 7pm.
Winner winner chicken dinner!
FIRST PRIZE:
Brand new exclusive and limited edition Record Store Day turntable by ProJect and local artist @lukava
SECOND PRIZE:
$50 record voucher to be used in store at either Vinyl Revival shop.
$50 record voucher to be used in store at either Vinyl Revival shop.
RUNNERS UP:
We will be handing out a bunch of Vinyl Revival custom printed slip mats.
We will be handing out a bunch of Vinyl Revival custom printed slip mats.
To Win...
1. Get vinyl:
Grab a raffle ticket when you buy a new record in any Vinyl Revival store.
2. Be there or be square:
The winning raffle ticket will be drawn at 6pm at the opening launch of 128 Sydney Road, Brunswick. (23rd September)
1. Get vinyl:
Grab a raffle ticket when you buy a new record in any Vinyl Revival store.
2. Be there or be square:
The winning raffle ticket will be drawn at 6pm at the opening launch of 128 Sydney Road, Brunswick. (23rd September)
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