Every record store Closo tracks, by state and city: independent record stores and used-music chains, with addresses and hours from their own listings.
2,704 listed · 51 states · checked Oct 28, 2026
The cities that list the most record stores — or pick yours.
Resale market
$11 median resale · Books & media
Shelves typical for record stores resell for a median $11 (books & media) on resale marketplaces — most sell between $6 and $20.
Typical for record stores — not a single store's stock. U.S. marketplace sold prices per shelf, last 90 days — not a store's own sales. Data through Oct 28, 2026. Resale price guide
The confirmed stores the list above does not show and no town page lists yet, by state.
Record stores sell new and used vinyl and CDs, and many buy collections from the public. Resellers dig the used racks and the dollar crates for pressings that sell for more online, and bring in the collections they will not list themselves. A store is listed when its map listing names it a record store, and gets a page of its own once its own website, a second source or a recent map check confirms it. Stock and prices are not tracked.
2,704 across 51 states, each one on the map, with a page of its own once a second source, its own website or a recent map check confirms it.
The “Record stores near you” section at the top of this page opens the record stores listed in the nearest city that has a page of its own — or pick your state and city there. By the number listed, the most are in Brooklyn, NY (52), Los Angeles, CA (46), Chicago, IL (41), Portland, OR (33) and New York, NY (32).
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