Record Store Day 2020 postponed for a second time, will be split across three months later in the year
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officialcharts.comRecord Store Day 2020 has been postponed for a second time, and will now be split across three days in three separate months.
RSD organisers the Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA) have announced that the biggest event in the independent music retail calendar will now be divided across a trio of 'drop' dates: Saturday 29th August, Saturday 26th September and Saturday 24th October.
The event was initially planned for April 18, before being moved to June 20. A new version of the Record Store Day list of limited edition records will be published on June 1, with the upcoming releases from the likes of David Bowie, Britney Spears and My Chemical Romance assigned one of the drop dates.
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