Record Stores in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

5 stores to explore

Pittsburgh Record Store Guide

Pittsburgh has 5 record stores in this directory, including Attic Record Store, The Government Center and Jerry's Records. The shops here cover jazz, punk and metal, indie and alternative. The mix covers both shelf-fresh pressings and well-worn crate finds.

Best For

  • Best for used bins

    Good fit for people who want both current titles and a healthy used section without the chaos of a huge warehouse dig

  • Best for jazz

    Carries jazz

  • Best for Punk & Hardcore

    punk and underground strength

  • Best for new releases

    Lawrenceville record store and cafe

If You Only Go to One Store

One of the easiest Pittsburgh-area starting points if you want a broad, approachable record-store browse

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Attic Record Store record store

One of the easiest Pittsburgh-area starting points if you want a broad, approachable record-store browse. Good fit for people who want both current titles and a healthy used section without the chaos of a huge warehouse dig.

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Get Hip Record Store record store

A good Pittsburgh option if your taste leans more punk, garage, and underground rock than broad all-genre browsing. Better fit for focused digging than for huge used-bin volume.

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Jerry's Records record store

The best fit in Pittsburgh if you want to spend real time digging through a huge used inventory. Best for crate diggers, deep cuts, and people who do not mind working for the find.

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Long Play Cafe record store

More of a record-store-meets-cafe stop than a pure deep-dig shop. Worth knowing if you want records in a more relaxed neighborhood setting with coffee and live music in the mix.

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The Government Center record store

A strong Pittsburgh stop if you want records in a more social, modern setting. Good fit for people who like the idea of a record store doubling as a hangout, coffee stop, and venue.

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