10 Best Record Stores in Las Vegas

Record City gives Las Vegas music hunters a compact place to dig through new and used vinyl, including 12-inch LPs, 12-inch singles, 7-inch singles, imports, rare records and box sets. The inventory also extends to CDs, cassettes, 8-tracks, films from VHS to Blu-ray, memorabilia and other collectibles. Its appeal is the mix of organized new arrivals and crates of unsorted stock, which rewards both targeted searches and browsing. Record City suits collectors, visitors chasing deep cuts and anyone looking for physical media that is harder to find through online shops.

Primitive Recordings LLC is a record store focused especially on underground and extreme music. Its selection includes death metal, black metal and grindcore releases across vinyl, CDs and cassettes, alongside shirts, flags, posters, toys and other music-related merchandise. That makes it a focused destination for collectors and listeners who want physical releases beyond mainstream shelves. An online store extends the shopping option beyond the Las Vegas location, while the in-store atmosphere is described as comfortable and welcoming for browsing.

Vegas Vinyl is a small Las Vegas record store with a broad selection spanning classic rock, soundtracks and other genres. It suits collectors, casual browsers and visitors who enjoy searching through bins for familiar albums, unexpected finds or specific artists.

The shop’s inventory includes floor boxes and 7-inch records, giving browsing depth beyond the main displays. Its location near the airport makes it a convenient stop for travelers coming or going, while on-site parking supports a quick visit or a longer dig through the selection.

Zia Records’ Rainbow location is a Las Vegas music and movie retailer with a broad selection of CDs, vinyl, DVDs, books, merchandise, apparel and video games. Its shelves also extend into novelty items and other pop-culture finds, making the store suited to browsing as much as focused shopping.

Music fans can look for older releases, metal, punk and rock, while film, anime and gaming shoppers have their own sections to explore. Zia also offers exclusives, events and contests, with employee-owned, community-focused retail at the center of its identity.

Zia Records’ Eastern Las Vegas store is a second-hand music and media retailer with a wide selection of vinyl, CDs, cassettes, DVDs, Blu-rays, books, apparel, games, toys, gifts and collectibles. Genre-organized sections make a large inventory easier to browse, while the store’s breadth suits both focused record shopping and open-ended treasure hunts. Zia also accepts used CDs, DVDs and vinyl for cash or account credit, giving collectors a way to circulate items they no longer need. The employee-owned, community-focused brand adds memberships, exclusives and events to its retail mix, making the shop useful for shoppers seeking nostalgia, physical media or unusual merchandise.

KPOP USA is a large music store focused on Korean pop culture and merchandise. Its selection includes albums, photo cards, magazines, official posters, plushies, light sticks, accessories and skincare products. The store suits dedicated K-pop collectors, parents shopping for young fans and visitors looking for gifts from current or established groups. A separate sitting area helps protect merchandise from food and drinks, while poster-packing containers are available for travelers. Its location is described as roughly 10 minutes off the Strip in a quieter area.

Moondog Records is a Las Vegas mom-and-pop vinyl store near the UNLV campus, specializing in rock, metal, punk, psych, new wave, folk, jazz, blues and more. The shop carries a sizable record selection along with turntables and other audio equipment. It is especially suited to collectors searching for rare vinyl, bootlegs or less-common titles, while the owner can help shoppers explore alternatives when an exact record is unavailable. The business also has a booth at Charleston Antiques Mall.

11th Street Records is a downtown Las Vegas record store for vinyl shoppers, collectors, musicians and listeners exploring new and used music. The shop buys, sells and trades records, with a broad selection spanning recent releases, older albums, rare finds and multiple genres.

Its role extends beyond retail: the in-store studio records music, and the business hosts in-store performances while supporting independent artists. Shoppers can browse casually, seek help finding a specific album or arrange to have a purchased record mailed elsewhere.

Casa Latina Records is a music-focused store with a strong selection of CDs and some cassettes, plus movies, keychains and other small goods. A small food counter adds meals and snacks to the retail mix. The shop is especially suited to people building a physical music collection, exploring Spanish music or looking for a compact selection that goes beyond one format. Its staff can also help shoppers discover albums and make recommendations for unfamiliar music.

Wax Trax Records Inc. is a three-floor Las Vegas shop packed with vinyl, CDs, cassettes and music memorabilia. It suits collectors hunting rare, hard-to-find media as well as curious browsers willing to spend time digging through a large inventory. Customers can submit want-lists, and the store continues to buy collections of albums and CDs.

New management is focused on making browsing easier while retaining the store’s long-running inventory. Shoppers can find inexpensive records alongside collectible imports, though the selection includes rare media rather than functioning strictly as a bargain shop. Listed hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. most days, with Wednesday closed.