Vinyl Record Stores in Atlanta, GA

An East Atlanta Village record shop with a curated hip-hop, jazz, soul, and blues vinyl selection, plus cassettes and turntables, run by owners Ben Patterson and Jason Grimes out of a small dog-friendly storefront.

A Little Five Points institution open since 1991, mixing a large vinyl and CD selection with comics and DVDs; known locally for its offbeat curation and a cameo in the film Baby Driver.

A Summerhill-neighborhood Atlanta shop built around hardcore, punk, and metal vinyl, while also carrying new and used records, CDs, cassettes, and band merch across other genres.

A longtime Atlanta vinyl shop on Pharr Road stocking new and used LPs and 45s across genres from classic rock and jazz to soundtracks and soul, alongside used CDs, cassettes, and record-care supplies. Buys and trades collections and ships to out-of-town customers.

A Southwest Atlanta vinyl shop with a strong R&B/soul, hip-hop, and Black-history-focused catalog, running a Discogs-linked used-vinyl marketplace and a companion turntables/speakers storefront.

A small Atlanta record and book shop on Headland Drive SW with a modest local following and a mixed music/print inventory.

A Moreland Avenue vinyl shop selling 12-inch and 7-inch records plus CDs across an eclectic mix of classic rock, funk, electronic, and hip-hop-adjacent titles, with an active buy/trade counter and event space rental.

A vinyl nook operating inside the Tropical Express plant shop on Jefferson Street, catering to original-press collectors and DJs.

A Little Five Points fixture since 1976 dealing in used and new/reissued vinyl, CDs, cassettes, and 45s across rock, jazz, soul, R&B, hip-hop, and country, with an active in-store buy counter for collections.