At Haarlem Vinyl Festival we like to welcome established legendaries as well as groundbreaking contemporaries. Make your way to Patronaat on Saturday September 30th in case you're in for a long night of indulging yourself in a clubbing experience, as it is with pride that we present to you our Clone Label Night at Patronaat. Acid, techno, dance and electro in one neat package, all wrapped up like your favourite vinyl by the likes of Egyptian Lover, Nelly, Serge and Steffi.

With the festival less than two months away, we are getting more and more excited to welcome you to our extensive vinyl culture program. Not convinced yet? We'll give you 10 reasons to visit Haarlem Vinyl Festival:

After the recent announcements about the Record Fair and the first selection of artists we lay-out the groundwork of the day program at Phil, the go-to place for vinyl culture enthusiasts. Make sure to get your Vinyl Culture ticket or Full-on Vinyl Weekend Pass in time to get full access!

What would a vinyl festival be without an actual record fair? For two days, we will join forces with Record Planet, Europe's leading organization for vinyl gatherings, to satisfy vinyl lovers and crate diggers with endless browsing opportunities.

At Haarlem Vinyl Festival, we celebrate vinyl culture in all its forms, including visual arts. Coincidentally, our festival takes place as the special vinyl exhibition 'Because' holds its closing weekend at the Vishal.

It's already been more than a week since Dutch band DeWolff officially broke the world record studio-to-store! In 2 hours, 59 minutes and 38 second, the band beat former record holder Jack White with more than one hour. Recording, mixing, mastering, distributing and selling, the entire process was done within this fairly short amount of time.

Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy's globally popular event, content platform and podcast Classic Album Sundays tells the stories behind the albums that have shaped our culture and our lives. It is the world's most popular and respected audiophile classic album listening events and it is coming to the Haarlem Vinyl Festival.

Dutch Hammond-driven rock trio DeWolff will attempt to beat the Studio-to-Store world record! The band will start recording in the Artone Studio on Thursday, 1st of June - the day that Record Industry has been in existence for exactly 25 years - precisely at 1PM, with the aim of selling the freshly pressed vinyl in two Haarlem record stores in less than four hours.