Spin into Record Store Day with these local spots around Charleston

Here’s where to celebrate Record Store Day around Charleston.

rows of vinyls inside Gray Cat Music in Park Circle

Have you been to this gem in Park Circle?

Photo provided by @graycatmusic

Ready to get groovy, Charleston? Record Store Day is happening on Saturday, April 12, and we’re turning the tables on how you listen to music. From classic rock legends like The Beatles and Pink Floyd to iconic voices across genres like Bob Dylan and Marvin Gaye — there’s vinyl for just about everyone at these local music hubs.

Unplug the aux cord and dust off your dad’s old record player. We’ve rounded up four local shops that are well-stocked and in tune with your musical needs for Record Store Day.

Gray Cat Music | North Charleston

Gray Cat Music is opening at 8 a.m., with a selection of limited-edition RSD releases based on customer buzz. Early birds in line will be entered into raffle giveaways, and shoppers can score 15% off used vinyl, 10% off new vinyl (excluding RSD titles), and 15% off CDs, cassettes, and tees.

Black Circle Records | Summerville

In partnership with Public Works Art Center and 360Clean, Black Circle is hosting a sustainability-themed Record Store Day celebration. Expect DJ sets, secondhand vinyl, art supplies, and racks of pre-loved fashion. The first 150 attendees get a free reusable tote, and raffles include rare vinyl and local artwork.

Two individuals walking in front of the building of Record Stop Charleston on King Street Downtown Charleston.

Find an oldie but goodie at this shop.

Photo provided by @recordstopchs

Record Stop Charleston | Downtown

Record Stop will have a curated selection of exclusive releases. Keep an eye on their Instagram for sneak peeks and staff picks. The first customers in line can snag a free print (while supplies last), and in-store deals.

Monster Music & Movies | West Ashley

This shop will have bargains: 20% off new vinyl, CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays; 40% off used media; 50% off Funko Pops; and 10–30% off turntables, posters, toys, and more. Early attendees can grab a free limited-edition print while supplies last.

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