Green Bay record store marks 15 years in business

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 05:18 · Archive

Rock N' Roll Land in Green Bay is celebrating 15 years, crediting community support and renewed interest in physical media.

Rock N' Roll Land in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is celebrating 15 years in business. Owner Todd Magnuson opened the shop with just eight racks of mostly used records and has seen it grow through community support and renewed interest in physical music formats.

Magnuson attributes the store's success to word of mouth, Record Store Day events and in-store listening sessions that bring music fans together. He credits both new visitors and longtime regulars with making the milestone possible. 'It's that whole combination of the community and just the amount of friendships that we've made over the years as well,' Magnuson said.

Younger customers are discovering CDs and records alongside established fans, according to Magnuson. The listening events have become a draw for the shop's community of music enthusiasts.

How it is being reported

• Green Bay record store celebrates 15 years in businessThe owner of Rock N' Roll Land says that events like Record Store Day have helped his store continue to grow.WSAW · 12 Oct, 04:47
• Green Bay record store celebrates 15 years in businessThe owner of Rock N' Roll Land says that events like Record Store Day have helped his store continue to grow.WBAY · 11 Oct, 23:55

In this story: Rock N' Roll Land · Todd Magnuson · Green Bay

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