NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION!

Come visit us at our new home! Our store hours are:
Wednesday - Saturday: 11am-7pm
Sunday: 11am-4pm
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

NEW ADDRESS

1001 Main Street, Wheeling WV

Molly Napier and Jon Napier with building owner CJ Kaiser at Nail City Record’s future downtown Wheeling location.

A New Chapter for Nail City Record

After 8 years on the 3rd floor of the McLain Building, Nail City Record is preparing to move to a new storefront.

While we are only moving a few blocks away, the new location represents a major step forward for the store. The street-level storefront, large display windows, and prominent downtown location will help us reach new customers while continuing to serve our regulars who have supported us over the years.

We have been fortunate to be part of the growth and revival of Downtown Wheeling’s music scene in recent years, and we are excited to continue contributing to that momentum from our new location.

Built in 1855, the historic downtown Wheeling building has undergone extensive restoration in recent years under the stewardship of CJ Kaiser and will soon house Nail City Record.

Our final day at the McLain Building will be June 27. We expect to reopen in our new location mid-July.

This page will be updated throughout the transition with important dates, updates, and reopening information.

Our New Home

1001 Main Street, Wheeling, WV

The new storefront is located right next door to the Capitol Theatre and a few steps away from the historic Wheeling suspension bridge, placing us in one of downtown Wheeling's most active and visible areas.

KEY DATES

June 27: Final Day at Current Location
June 28 - Mid July: Moving & Setup
Opening Date: July 11

Move & New Location FAQ

Will Nail City Record be closing?

No. Nail City Record is not closing. We are relocating to a new downtown Wheeling location just a few blocks away. Our retail store will be temporarily closed during the move, but we will reopen Mid July. Online orders will continue to be processed during the transition.

Will you be leaving Wheeling?

No. Nail City Record is staying in downtown Wheeling. We are simply moving to a new nearby location within the downtown area. We remain committed to the local community and continue operating as an independent record store in Wheeling.

Why are you moving?

We’re moving to a more visible, street-level location in downtown Wheeling. The new space gives us better access for customers, larger display windows, and a layout that allows us to better showcase our inventory while continuing to grow the store and remain part of the local music community we’ve been building for years.

When is your last day at the current location?

Our final day at the McLain Building will be June 27.

When will you reopen?

Our soft opening will be July 11.

Where is the new location?

The new Nail City Record location will be in downtown Wheeling at 1001 Main Street. It is a street-level storefront located right next door to the Capitol Theatre and a few steps away from the historic Wheeling suspension bridge.

Can I still sell or trade records during the move?

This is a case by case situation. Please call the store for appointment.

Will online orders still be processed during the move?

Yes. Our online store will remain active during the transition. Orders will continue to be processed from a separate shipping and receiving location, although response times may be slightly slower than usual.

Will your hours change after the move?

Our hours may be adjusted slightly after reopening as we settle into the new space. Updated hours will be posted on our website and Google listing once confirmed.

What parking is available at the new location?

There is plenty of street parking available along Main Street. In addition, the 10th Street parking garage is located just a short walk from the new store.

Can I still pick up orders in person?

Yes. In-store pickup will still be available. The last day for pickup at our current location in the McLain Building is June 27. Pickup will pause during the move and resume once we reopen at our new downtown Wheeling location Mid July.