June 7, 2022
HMV’s new shop in Merry Hill opened on Thursday 26th May with a renewed focus on fans of music, film, TV and pop culture, stocking a massive range of merchandise for collectors.
The new 6,738sq ft shop will offer more than 20,000 different products, and will be perfect for fans of pop culture to who want to browse and discover new items.
Vinyl fans will be able to browse 4,700 different vinyl albums, while the store will also stock 4,500 different CDs, 5,550 films and TV shows on DVD and 4K HD Blu Ray, as well as over 2,900 pop culture products across franchises such as Pokemon, Star Wars, Marvel and DC, with over 450 different T-shirt designs.
The first 25 customers to make a purchase will receive a free pop culture swag bag, but all will be able to take advantage of amazing in-store offers, including 2 for £40 on Vinyl, 2 for £16 on DVD and 2 for £20 on Blu-ray across key selected recent releases as well as deals on technology and music.
Merry Hill shoppers can also use the “HMV delivers” service, which allows customers to order any items not in store to be delivered direct to their door.
Martin Johnson, Store Manager, said: “We’re excited to take HMV Merry Hill to a new space, offering even more of the best in entertainment across pop culture, music, film and TV. We can’t wait to open our doors and welcome back our customers with fantastic offers.”
Jonathan Poole, Centre Manager at Merry Hill said: “HMV is a firm-favourite among shoppers at Merry Hill and their new store really fits with our ambition of bringing the most dynamic brands to the centre. What visitors will notice is how fun the store is to visit, you get to experience the entertainment world from all angles including collectibles, a large vinyl selection, figures, merchandise and much more.
“When the new 6,700sq ft store opens it really will offer even more of the best entertainment for shoppers to choose from. HMV’s move is the latest in a series of exciting store renovations across Merry Hill and follows H&M and the Body Shop with more to come.”
