Record Store Day 2025

*** RSD 2025 will take place on Saturday 12th April ***

Join us in celebrating at Off The Beaten Tracks from 8am

*Loads of rare RSD25 vinyl  *Live music 

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Record Store Day at Off The Beaten Tracks...

The list of this year's RSD releases has been announced...what happens now?

Get in touch via the contact page on this website to let us know which releases you are interested in. This helps us with our ordering, which we will be doing over the next few weeks.

You will be able to browse our selection of RSD25 releases on this website very soon. We always try and get as many copies of as many releases as we can!

RSD rules mean that titles are not available to pre-order and are only sold on a first come first served basis on Record Store Day in store only

On the day...

Make a list for yourself of the releases you would like.

If you are planning to queue up early do make sure you are prepared for the weather and have plenty of snacks! 

Our doors will open at 8am on Sat 12th April until 5.30pm

While there is a queue outside the shop customers will be invited into the shop one at a time. We find that this is the fairest and quickest way for everyone to be served.

Customers are able to buy one copy of each RSD item.

On arrival please know which RSD items you'd like to purchase.

Once the queue has gone (usually around 11am - we will announce this on social media) the shop will then be open for browsing as per usual for the rest of the day.

There will be live music during the day, more details to be announced!

We will re-open the shop on Sunday 13th April 11am to 3pm and Monday 14th April 10am to 3pm.

All remaining stock will be available to buy here ONLINE from 8pm UK Time on Monday 14 April 2025

 

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'Off The Beaten Tracks is one of the best music stores in Lincolnshire, you won't find much better anywhere else. And Record Store Day is always good fun there.' Ben P (Regular) Review via Facebook

'I've been really enjoying this shop. Got a Rozi Plain Limited Edition and just recently a Shabaka & the Ancestors. Really pleased to have access to great vinyl in our sleepy town. The record store days are worth queuing up for as well. I've gotten a few great records from those.' Les (Regular)