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Sweatstock 2015: Celebrating Record Store Day and 10 Years of Sweat Records

April 20, 2015 4:00AM

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Legendary rocker Iggy Pop made an appearance at his local record shop, Sweat Records, in support of the store's ten year anniversary, block party, and Record Store Day celebration. The Little Haiti location hosted over twenty local and nationally touring acts, featuring headliner, Tobacco. Photos by Monica McGivern.
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