Photos: Inside Maynard James Keenan’s Cottonwood Store – A Unique Experience Awaits!

On December 14, the Queen B Vinyl Cafe, an establishment launched by Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan, served as the backdrop for an electric performance by the industrial band There Is No Us. The evening was marked by striking visuals and pulsating music that resonated through the cozy venue.

Located in Cottonwood, the cafe attracted a diverse crowd eager to experience the unique ambiance that combines live music with a taste of local culture. Attendees were treated not only to the band’s aggressive sound but also to the vibrant atmosphere that Keenan’s business aims to cultivate.

The concert showcased There Is No Us’s innovative approach to industrial music, leaving a lasting impression on fans. The band’s energetic performance undoubtedly elevated the venue’s reputation as a hub for creative expression in the region.

As the evening unfolded, it became clear that Queen B Vinyl Cafe is fast becoming a prominent player in the local music scene, fostering a sense of community among artists and fans alike.