Record shops Lorraine

Advice to culture lovers, this store is a real sanctuary to offer a gift or to be happy. From music to literature through fine books, gift boxes or video games, everyone will find their happiness. Fans are also honoured with a wide selection of Dvds. Children are not at rest because the store offers many toys as well as creative workshops (reception at reception). The store has a ticket service to book your shows all over France!

Francis Kremer is a cross between Asterix the Gaul and his sidekick Obelix. With a long neck, albeit a little less blond than the Armorican warrior, and without the moustache, this pop-rock enthusiast "in the broadest sense" fell into music like the menhir-deliverer into the magic potion. And, like the two heroes, he resists. Again and again. He has overcome two major difficulties that could have threatened his business. The first, when the Rue des Maréchaux became pedestrianized and specialized in gourmet food. The second, at the dawn of the year 2000, when the MP3 revolutionized the record industry, consigning CDs to the closet, where vinyls had fallen by the wayside in the 1980s. And yet, his store is full of these objects destined to disappear. It's thanks to his passion, his vast knowledge of music and his incredible network of suppliers that he's been able to establish himself as a diehard since 1974. Today, it's the children of his first customers who push open his door, while vinyl lovers who have remained faithful to the medium ask him for a rare copy from neighboring countries or the USA. Don't hesitate to visit this record paradise, home to gems you won't find anywhere else in Nancy.

Passionate about vinyl records for over 20 years, Yann has everything you need to get your record-eater going in his shop located in the Shed, the third cultural and artisanal place in Reims. Collectors will be delighted to come and browse through his bins in search of a few nuggets and rarities from among more than 1,500 carefully selected references, because when Yann is not in the shop, he goes off to find new pieces to add to his fine collection. Second hand, but also some new records published by small labels for the connoisseurs and even audio cassettes for the nostalgic. Jazz, blues, rock, hip-hop, funk, there's something for everyone.