Burlesque, Bangers & Brews ft. The Coney Island Circus "Burlesque" Sideshow and Sinaro

The latest installment of the Coney Island Circus Sideshow will feature New York City's best sideshow and burlesque performers!
Sword swallowing, the human blockhead, daring escapes and a bit of the old fashioned hoochie koochie are just some of the electrifying acts and unusual feats you'll see...all set to a Grateful Dead soundtrack!
This month's show will feature the Pain Proof Puerto Rican - Alejandro Dubois, the burlesque stylings of Corvette LeFace and Wae Messed, with your host - Adam RealMan.
They're all real, they're all alive and they'll all be at Garcia's


Heavy Rock with guitar hamornies and double bass drums. Sinaro- Darkest Hours (The Rebirth) is a great fit for fans of Bullet For my Valentine, Breaking Benjamin and rock infused side of Trivium and All that Remains.
Gus Sinaro is a (Brazilian/American) singer, songwriter, recording artist and multi-instrumentalist born and raised in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Early on Gus was inspired by Metallica, Iron maiden, Alice in Chains to name a few... which ignited a passion for playing guitar and singing. At the age of 17, He decided to further pursue his music career moving to the United States. Unsatisfied after several years of playing lead guitar in local bands, Gus began to feel the need to branch out and find his niche in the music scene. This led to the inception of his own projects Sinaro and Symphony Of Malice. Gus Sinaro is the frontman/guitarist and also founder of the metal band Symphony of Malice. S.O.M has opened for major national acts such as Trivium,Drowning Pool, Eye Empire, Devildriver and international acts such as Korzus, Nervosa among others. Achieving some commercial success with the release of the debut album Judgement Day (The Aftermath) and official music videos, receiving press worldwide.In February 2014 , Gus Sinaro released his debut full-length solo album entitled Sinaro "Darkest Hours (The Rebirth)" featuring the hit single"Bullet Through Your Head".