Independent music business Applestump Records attracted another major live act to Nantwich as Reverend & the Makers performed to a packed audience at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Supported by singer-songwriter Lauren Housley, the Sheffield indie favourites delivered an energetic and memorable set led by frontman Jon McClure, known to fans as “The Reverend”.
By Jonathan White
Music lovers in Nantwich are being urged to mark their calendars as Applestump Records prepares to host its fifth Record Store Day event this week.
The independent vinyl shop on Oatmarket will open its doors at 8am on Saturday (April 18th) as part of Record Store Day UK – a nationwide celebration that brings together nearly 300 independent record shops.
Winning businesses across Nantwich were honoured at the Shop Local Awards last night at the Wychwood Park Hotel.
Among the winners were the team behind Nantwich Food Festival, which was crowned “Shop Local Award, Nantwich Best Event Organiser”.
Former Spice Girl singer Mel C is set to appear at Applestump Records in Nantwich as part of her new album launch.
Sporty Spice, real name Melanie Chisholm, shot to fame in the 1990s with her four fellow Spice Girls.
Hundreds of music fans queued up outside a Nantwich record store to meet boy band Blue who made a special appearance!
The group were in town to visit Applestump Records where members were signing copies of their new album for adoring fans.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich music store Applestump Records has unveiled its full programme of live shows to celebrate Independent Venue Week in January.
There will be a series of performances including by Bryde, These Towns, Paul Molloy, Max Bianco and Amelia Coburn at the record shop on Oat Market.
Nantwich music fans turned out in force when Applestump Records welcomed eager queues for the annual Record Store Day.
From early morning, collectors and casual listeners lined up outside the independent store on Oatmarket to snap up exclusive limited-edition vinyl, special reissues, and new titles from contemporary artists.
By Jonathan White
A Nantwich record shop will be striking a chord in January as Applestump Records plans a week-long series of live gigs to celebrate Independent Venue Week 2026.
The shop on Oatmarket will transform into a cosy micro-venue between January 26-31, welcoming audiences to live shows up close in one of the town’s most creative spaces.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich independent store Applestump Records is expanding and moving to a larger outlet in the town.
The shop, specialising in both new and second-hand vinyl, is moving to bigger premises on Oat Market from its current Barker Street location.
By Jonathan White
Pop sensation Sophie Ellis-Bextor is heading to Nantwich for a special launch of her new album, Perimenopop.
She will be visiting Applestump Records in the town on Monday 15th September, from 1 to 2pm.
More than 100 youngsters enjoyed the first “Rock Fest” staged at the newly revamped Nantwich Youth & Community Centre (NYCC).
The event was organised and run by NYCC youth workers George and Eli and staged in collaboration with Applestump Records in Nantwich.
Music lovers in Nantwich are in for a treat as Applestump Records prepares to celebrate Record Store Day UK on Saturday.
The event kicks off at 8am at the independent vinyl shop, on Barker Street.
Applestump Records in Nantwich has won MP Connor Naismith’s February Small Business of the Month award.
The store, run by Steve Cook, was chosen for supporting local music, fostering a vibrant community, and creating a welcoming space for music lovers.
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