Waterloo Records moving to new location in spring

Waterloo Records in Austin Has New Location & Ownership
Austin’s Waterloo Records & Video has announced new ownership and a move from its current location after 42 years. The record store will move from 600 North Lamar to 1105 North Lamar in the Spring. Long-time owner John Kunz is passing the torch to Caren Kelleher and Trey Watson.
Austin's Iconic Waterloo Records to Relocate and Expand Under New Ownership
Waterloo Records in Austin is relocating and changing ownership after 42 years, promising to uphold its music legacy.
Austin's Waterloo Records & Video changing locations, ownership
Record store Waterloo Records & Video, a significant cornerstone of Austin's music scene, is changing ownership and moving from its iconic location along West Sixth Street. According to the official announcement,
Austin's Waterloo Records to change ownership, leave iconic location at Sixth and Lamar
Gold Rush Vinyl founder Caren Kelleher and Armadillo Records CEO Trey Watson will take over the store which will move a few blocks down the road.
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Waterloo Records moving to new location in the spring
AUSTIN, Texas - Waterloo Records announced they will be moving from Lamar and 6th to a new location five blocks north to 1105 North Lamar Blvd. This comes after a five-year search
Waterloo Records, an Austin music institution, is relocating and changing ownership
Waterloo Records has operated on the corner of Sixth Street and North Lamar Boulevard since 1989. The store will remain independent and locally owned and operated, but will move five blocks north.
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