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Tattoo Art and Circa Survive's Music Converge in Mesa

July 28, 2019 9:56AM

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Lynn Trimble
Checking out Shay Bredimus' tattoo demonstration on Friday, July 26.
Hundreds of people descended on Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum in recent days, where artist Shay Bredimus did a live tattoo demonstration and Circa Survive played a pop-up set. Turns out, there was a blackout at the beginning of the band's set, so they quickly went into acoustic mode as fans sang along and lights from cell phones dotted the darkness — and artist Esau Andrews looked on. 

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