October 12, 2024
Oct 12, 2024
The Laurel of Asheville featured a spread on Citizen Vinyl in their September 2020 print issue. The full article is also available online – read the story here.
“A local landmark, the Asheville’s Citizen-Times building is making room for Citizen Vinyl, a boutique vinyl pressing plant, record store and bar/cafe. ‘North Carolina’s homegrown music scene, from the coast to the mountains, is among the best in the country,’ says Gar Ragland, CEO and founder of Citizen Vinyl. ‘This, combined with the ever-growing popularity of vinyl albums among music fans, allows Citizen Vinyl to become our state’s go-to pressing facility for both independent artists and NC record labels and distributors alike.'”
Citizen Vinyl wouldn’t exist without musicians. We’re here because of your art. So many musicians in our community have found themselves without gigs and opportunities necessary for their livelihood. Some have lost equipment, instruments, and homes. Here are resources for those in need, as well… View Article
Asheville and all of Western North Carolina has suffered (and continues to weather) devastating effects from Hurricane Helene. The good news is that Citizen Vinyl and our staff are safe. While we’re not currently open to the public, our record pressing facility has been able… View Article
On Sunday, September 15, Citizen Vinyl hosted Moses Sumney for an in-store performance. During the standing-room only show, Moses performed his debut EP, Mid-City Island, in its entirety.