Puscifer’s brick-and-mortar store is relocating to Cottonwood, Arizona, and reopening with a new name: Queen B Vinyl Cafe.
The multifaceted storefront will now feature live music and house a record store, barber shop, ramen house, coffee roaster, and a wine bar serving libations from Maynard James Keenan’s Caduceus Cellars and more.
“Relocating and renaming Puscifer The Store to Queen B Vinyl Café is about more than just a change of location — it is about seizing new possibilities,” remarked Maynard’s wife, Jennifer Keenan, co-owner of the Queen B Vinyl Cafe, in a press release. “With our new location, we’re able to bring more live events to the community, while expanding our food offerings with the addition of both a coffee roaster and ramen house.”
The store is celebrating its grand opening with a week of live events, starting with an October 23rd concert headlined by NOLA sludge metal band Thou. The rest of the week showcases a diversity of entertainment, from a comedy show to a “Gospel Brunch” featuring a gospel singing group.
Queen B Vinyl Cafe now will be located in Old Town Cottonwood after moving from its previous location in Jerome, Arizona, where the shop was known as Puscifer The Store since opening in 2008. The record store component continues on in the new location, curating vinyl across all genres, as well as exclusive, limited-edition, and rare releases from Maynard’s projects Puscifer, A Perfect Circle, and Tool.
Meanwhile, fans can catch Maynard live when he embarks on the “Sessanta V2.0” tour with A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, and Primus in Spring 2025. Get tickets here.
Check out the list of live events coming up at Queen B Vinyl Cafe, as well as the store’s new logo, below.