We hope you can join us on Thursday, July 24th at 4:00 PM for a special album signing, meet & greet, and record release celebration with Dylan Gossett! Dylan will be signing copies of his debut album, Westward, and meeting attendees! All who preorder his album for local, event pickup will receive a wristband for the album signing and meet & greet. Wristbands are required to participate in the signing for all 13+ and they also guarantee event entrance. (Kids 12 & under don’t require a wristband if attending with a wristband-holding adult.) You can read more about our upcoming event with Dylan Gossett on our event listing here.

Platinum-certified and critically acclaimed singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Dylan Gossett will his debut album, Westward, on Friday, July 18th via Big Loud Records. The 17-track project is written and entirely self-produced by Dylan and features the multiplatinum hit single “Coal.” The Texas native spent the past two years touring the globe and put pen to paper along the way with his lyrics as the driving force for the album combined with his unique blend of country and folk. Westward represents a collection of stories from Dylan’s life: from family and marriage to faith and chasing his dreams – doing what he loves, with the people he loves.

Westward is available to preorder here as a 2 LP set pressed on ‘vintage bottle’ clear colored vinyl (exclusive to indie record shops) and on CD. Preorders are limited to four total per customer / household. For each album preordered, you’ll receive one wristband such that two CDs preordered = two wristbands, one LP preordered = one wristband, etc. Dylan will sign up to two copies of his album per wristbanded customer.

THIS IS AN IN-PERSON SIGNING EVENT ONLY.

Preorders placed for local, event pickup will be available on the day of our event with Dylan Gossett, Thursday, July 24th when the shop opens.

*Preorders for store pickup will be held for three months after release date. Please pick up your Westward preorder no later than October 18th.