Tony Aguilera
Audio By Carbonatix
It was an evening of compelling images and ear-splitting music on Dec. 14 when industrial band There Is No Us performed at Queen B Vinyl Cafe, Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan’s latest business venture.
The Cottonwood-based spot hosted more than just the concert, though. On display were a number of frontman (and Phoenix New Times contributor) Jim Louvau’s photographs.
There Is No Us perform at Queen B Vinyl Cafe in Cottonwood on Dec. 14.
Tony Aguilera
There Is No Us perform at Queen B Vinyl Cafe in Cottonwood on Dec. 14.
Tony Aguilera
Will you step up to support New Times this year?
At New Times, we’re small and scrappy — and we make the most of every dollar from our supporters. Right now, we’re $16,000 away from reaching our December 31 goal of $30,000. If you’ve ever learned something new, stayed informed, or felt more connected because of New Times, now’s the time to give back.
Jennifer Keenan, left and Jim Louvau pose for a photo.
Tony Aguilera
There Is No Us perform at Queen B Vinyl Cafe in Cottonwood on Dec. 14.
Tony Aguilera
Attendees check out the photos on the walls.
Tony Aguilera
There Is No Us perform at Queen B Vinyl Cafe in Cottonwood on Dec. 14.
Tony Aguilera
There Is No Us perform at Queen B Vinyl Cafe in Cottonwood on Dec. 14.
Tony Aguilera
There Is No Us perform at Queen B Vinyl Cafe in Cottonwood on Dec. 14.
Tony Aguilera
There Is No Us perform at Queen B Vinyl Cafe in Cottonwood on Dec. 14.
Tony Aguilera
Louvau chose some of his recent music-related work for the exhibition.
Tony Aguilera
