Picture Show: Tegan & Sara Pack Good Records

The first 50 people in line for Tegan and Sara's in-store on Friday, September 10, got to meet the adored duo. But plenty others waited for the chance--and early, too. Good Records' Chris Penn reports that people were lining up at the Greenville Avenue record store as early as 5...

By Nick Rallo

September 13, 2010

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The first 50 people in line for Tegan and Sara's in-store on Friday, September 10, got to meet the adored duo. But plenty others waited for the chance--and early, too. Good Records' Chris Penn reports that people were lining up at the Greenville Avenue record store as early as 5 a.m. in order to be among the first inside. And, in total, around 400 people took up the chance to enjoy a free appearance.

Some ventured from as far as San Antonio. Others did the mammoth drive up from Oklahoma.

They were justly rewarded. This was, of course, just hours before their performance with Paramore at Grand Prairie's Verizon Wireless Theatre. Make the jump for more photos--and go over to our slideshows for even more by Mattie Stafford.

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