The new record plant will be next door to Mission Ballroom and will include a listening room, retail space, in-store artist events and more attempts to woo music-lovers in the neighborhood
Denver-based record company Vinyl Me, Please will build a state-of-the-art, 14,000-square-foot record pressing plant in the River North Art District to meet soaring demand in the $1 billion vinyl industry, officials announced Monday.
Vinyl Me, Please has similar designs, with a scheduled opening for its new plant later this year. The company’s growth has paralleled the vinyl industry at large, which has seen sales rise annually to last year’s $1 billion high mark, outpacing any other form of physical music media. In the U.S. alone, sales rose from 21.5 million units in 2020 to 41.
According to an architectural rendering, Vinyl Me, Please will devote about one-third of its building’s space to a bar, retail area, listening lounge and other public-facing amenities, taking cues from boutique pressing plant/venues such as Third Man Records in Detroit . A banner announces the future site of the Vinyl Me, Please pressing plant in RiNo in this promotional image.
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