Creekside Vinyl has teamed up with Saxon Shore Estate Agents to put on a very special charity gig. The event will kick off the Faversham Hop Festival on Friday 30th August. Swedish singer-songwriter Axel Jansson and his band have been
LEGENDARY DJ GARY CROWLEY COMES TO FAVERSHAM Thursday 11th July 2019 at 8.00pm at The Limes, Preston Street, Faversham Creekside Vinyl, is proud to present ‘An Evening in Conversation with Gary Crowley’. Since moving to the town centre a few
Stuff and News about the New Stuff We’ve a fine collection of ancient and modern with our new records hitting the store this week. From gentle soulful vibes that will lift you from this mortal plane and raise you above
We are delighted to welcome front man of multi-million selling band Starsailor, James Walsh has proven his own worth as a singer-songwriter in his own right. He’s written songs with Eliza Doolittle, Melanie C, Suzanne Vega, and Professor Green– to name a few;
This Friday we have a sweet array of exciting brand-new releases and re-releases hitting our shelves Including… Santana / Africa Speaks:Santana gets back to his roots, this new record produced by the legendary Rick Rubin is a Tour de force.
Here’s a promise…. at Creekside Vinyl you won’t find a raised eyebrow or a self-satisfied smirk that undermines or belittles your choices or likes, or makes you feel apart from the “in” crowd. We ain’t in school anymore…Creekside Vinyl is very much Anti Guilty Pleasure.
Shop aged one Bunting, balloons, cards, cake, ale, music, singing, old friends, new friends, good friends and good times…. Creekside Vinyl had a party (or two). To mark the first anniversary of Simon taking over the shop, we set about
Unbelievably, in April 2019 Simon Tyler celebrates one year since taking ownership of Creekside Vinyl. Wow – what a year it’s been! The first big change has been the shift from selling mainly second-hand records to predominantly stocking new vinyl.
Why I love……IRON AND WINE I don’t do festivals! And yet, back in 2011 I found myself at the Greenman in the Brecon Beacons, ostensibly to see Bellowhead who had closed things up on Saturday and were their usual fine
