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Here’s where to find new and used vinyls at record stores in Greenville, SC

Whether you’re participating in Record Store Day 2024 or you’re just looking to shop local for some music, we’ve rounded up record stores in Greenville, SC.

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Think “Black Friday shopping” but for music lovers. | Photo by GVLtoday

Drop the needle and let the record spin — Saturday is Record Store Day (RSD), where independent music shops open early and offer limited edition vinyl. For collectors, it’s like Christmas Day and for music lovers, it’s an opportunity to show support for your favorite shop and artists.

Note: Not all stores participate in RSD, so if you’re looking for a specific pressing, we recommend calling ahead.

Horizon Records, 2-A W. Stone Ave., Greenville | Doors open at 8 a.m., but based on our experience, people line up much earlier.

Cabin Floor Records, 1156 Rutherford Rd., Greenville | Since 2009, Cabin Floor has specialized in rare and vintage vinyl.

Pharmacy Records, 21 Shoppers Dr., Greenville | After not participating last year, this shop is back for 2025.

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For the record, they sell more than just vinyls. | Photo by GVLtoday

Bonus: BJ Music, 374 Whitney Rd., Spartanburg | While this isn’t a Greenville record store, we think it’s worth the drive, especially on RSD.

Use this map to search your zip code for a larger list of independent record stores across the Southeast participating in the Record Store Day celebration with promotions and RSD titles.

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