Fans have flocked to record stores across the UK for the first part of 2020’s three-day Record Store Day, NME reports. This weekend’s batch includes live David Bowie LP ‘I’m Only Dancing’, a picture disc vinyl copy of The Cure‘s ‘Seventeen Seconds’, a coloured vinyl reissue of Robyn‘s self-titled 2005 debut, two Christine And The Queens 7″ singles, plus releases by Bastille, The Fall, Elton John, Jake Bugg, Morrissey, Manic Street Preachers, Mansun and Primal Scream. Next to events will follow on September 26 and October 24. September event sees the likes of Britney Spears, Declan McKenna, The Doors, Ellie Goulding, Fleetwood Mac and Nas putting out exclusive releases, while October’s event welcomes releases from Beck and St. Vincent, Def Leppard, Eminem, Suede, Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Snoop Dogg and Thin Lizzy.

Organizers of this year’s Record Store Day have postponed this year's event from April 18 to June 20, due to coronavirus, Forbes reports. In a statement, the organizers say - “RSD acknowledges the need to be good citizens of both the local and worldwide communities while still giving our participating stores around the world the best chance to have a profitable, successful Record Store Day”. Check out this year’s list of exclusives here.

The full list of releases for Record Store Day 2020 has been revealed, with the likes of David Bowie, Eminem, My Chemical Romance, Robyn, Gorillaz, New Order, The Cure, Christine & The Queens and Biffy Clyro set to drop exclusive vinyl this April 18. RSD 2020 will see hundreds of vinyl and cassette releases sold exclusively through independent record shops for one day only. For the 13th Record Store Day will see thousands of independent shops around the world taking part in the celebrations with live in-store performances, mini street festivals and entertainment.

David Bowie, Gorillaz, Black Sabbath, New Order, kd Lang, Notorious BIG, My Chemical Romance, John Lennon, Grateful Dead, Neil Young, Prince and Pink Floyd, among others, are releasing exclusive records on Record Store Day. The big day is on April 18.