Record Store Day in Soho
Saturday 18th April 2026
Vinyl collectors and music lovers unite for the UK's 19th Record Store Day this April. Celebrating the unique culture of record stores, visit Soho to discover London's most iconic spots, special vinyl releases, in-store performances and more.
POV Record Store Day
This Record Store POV are hosting live vinyl DJs across two Soho venues. Discover POV's Parsons & Osceros plus guest DJs - Keith Fowler (Love Soul Disco, The Rhythm); Iain Hagger (West Beach Records); InchHigh73; DJ Fisher, playing a mixture of house, disco, soul, groove and more.
Venues and timings:
- The Blue Posts, Berwick Street: 3pm-11pm
- The Flamingo Club, Kingly Court 10pm-3am
Spring Shopping at Ben Sherman
Iconic British menswear brand, Ben Sherman, are renowned for their premium cotton fabric and signature button-down collars - embracing the new and the different.
This Record Store Day stop by the Berwick Street store for a gift with purchase when you spend £50 or more in-store. T&C's apply.
The Golden Mile of Vinyl
In the 1980s one of Soho's most famous streets, Berwick Street, became a destination for vinyl record collectors. Previously known as ‘The Golden Mile of Vinyl’, Berwick Street is still home to central London’s largest concentration of independent record shops including Reckless Records and Sister Ray.
Reckless Records
30 Berwick Street
Open in 1984, Reckless Records is Soho's oldest record store and the longest standing on Berwick Street having survived the ups and downs of the business over the years. The store boasts a vast collection of second hand vinyl, ranging from rare rock to drum and bass. Buy, exchange and discover new sounds in the iconic store this Record Store Day.
The Soho Music Scene
Sister Ray
75 Berwick Street
Starting out as a humble record stall on Camden Market in the 80's, Sister Ray has become one of London's most iconic vinyl suppliers. Discover two floors of new releases, classic albums and a collection of rare and second-hand vinyl.
Third Man Records
1 Marshall Street
Based on Marshall Street, Third Man Records is an independent record label founded by Jack White, lead singer and guitarist of the White Stripes. The London store is the label's first location outside of the USA, boasting an extensive collection of vinyl's and CD's, a token-operated recording booth and an intimate basement venue with live music events.
Phonica Records
51 Poland Street
Phonica Records is one of Soho's independent record shop stocking the latest vinyl and CD's spanning Reggae / Dub and Nu Jazz / Broken Beat to Techno / Minimal and Funk / Soul. The store also boasts an eclectic collection of deep and edgy club music, set in a store that transports you back to the 1970s.
Photo: Sophia Ward-Ongley
Sounds of the Universe
7 Broadwick Street
Last up is Sounds of the Universe, a Soho record store home to one of the largest selections of Reggae, Dubstep, House, Latin, Funk and more, worldwide. Shop CD's, vinyl and guaranteed original vinyl at the Broadwick Street store.
Discover Soho after dark
Live Music at Ain't Nothin' But
20 Kingly Street
Bringing the blues to Soho seven nights a week, this 'home of the blues' is the perfect late night venue for music lovers. Discover new acts and casual jam sessions, kicking off with acoustic acts from 6:30pm and main bands at 9pm.
