Huge queues lined Seel Street in Liverpool's city centre this morning for the much-anticipated Record Store Day event, with some people getting there for 2am.
The popular event unites independent record shops across the UK and sees highly sought after, unique and never-before released stock on sale only at one of the 260 registered independents. Liverpool's own Jacaranda Record Store is among such venues, with music fans out in hoards to get their hands on coveted items.
The venue opened its doors at 8am this morning, April 23, allowing people to enter and peruse the new offerings. Many people brought chairs to sit on while awaiting the store's opening. Jacaranda has gone all out to impress customers, with entertainment and food available in addition to the unique new stock.
