The business is female owned and operated and offers vinyl records of all genres, both old and new, in a punk-rock environment. The store also carries some music gift items. 469-500-7277. www.facebook.com/redzeppelinrecords
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Red Zeppelin Records now open in downtown McKinney
Red Zeppelin Records opened in late July in downtown McKinney. (Courtesy Red Zeppelin Records)
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Red Zeppelin Records opened July 24 at 206 E. Louisiana St., Ste. A, McKinney.
The business is female owned and operated and offers vinyl records of all genres, both old and new, in a punk-rock environment. The store also carries some music gift items. 469-500-7277. www.facebook.com/redzeppelinrecords
The business is female owned and operated and offers vinyl records of all genres, both old and new, in a punk-rock environment. The store also carries some music gift items. 469-500-7277. www.facebook.com/redzeppelinrecords
By Miranda Jaimes
Miranda has been in the North Texas area since she graduated from Oklahoma Christian University in 2014. She reported and did design for a daily newspaper in Grayson County before she transitioned to a managing editor role for three weekly newspapers in Collin County. She joined Community Impact Newspaper in 2017 covering Tarrant County news, and is now back in Collin County as the editor of the McKinney edition.
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