Ragged Records, located at 418 East 2nd Street, Davenport , Iowa will be open from 9am to 5pm.

Record Store Day is a national event held once a year on the third Saturday of April.  For one day only, over 400 limited-edition titles will be released, on LP, EP, 45 and box set.

A complete list of titles is available at recordstoreday.com

Ragged Records, as usual, will have painstakingly searched out  as much of the Record Store Day's  titles as possible.

Ragged Records will have live entertainment all day including:  Seth Knappen (indie rock from the Quad Cities), Jack Lion (fusion/rhythm & blues from Iowa City), OnYou (post-punk/psych from Chicago),  Owen (indie rock from Chicago), Ice Hockey (screamo from the Quad Cities), and LiL iFFy (wizardcore/hip hop from Knoxville, Tennessee).

DJ sets from Mr. Daytrotter Sean Moeller,  Pat Stolley of Future Apple Tree Too Studios and the DJ's of Just Let Go.

The first 80 people to purchase Record Store Day items receive a Record Store Day goody bag.

Ragged Records will also have 20% off all used merchandise - including records, CD's, stereo equipment, and more.

Trash Can Annie vintage clothing (located next to Ragged Records) will have 50% off all used clothing and merchandise.

Ragged Records will be hosting a FREE Record Store Day after-party at Rozz-tox, located at 2108 3rd Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois  from 8:00 PM - 1:00 AM.  It will feature a repeat performance from LiL iFFy, iconic 1980's Boston garage rockers The Lyres, and a special record/dance party with the DJ's of Just Let Go.

For more information, please call Ragged Records at 563/324-3579, during store hours (Monday thru Saturday, 10am to 5pm), or follow us on Facebook.

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