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No Circus is the epitome of a 70s shag hair rock band .... a Real Rock band.

Bringing back the music of the past and drawing influence from the likes of Free, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Aerosmith, The Beatles, and many other music legends.
No Circus consists of:
James Killgallon- Guitar and Vocals
Josh Coulombe - Bass
Anthony Manzo - Drums

No Circus is currently working with Gibson and has a Classic Rock sound like no other band today bringing true Rock n Roll with the spirit of the 60s and 70s to a modern audience that thirsts for something with a true meaning and a true passion for Real Rock n Roll.

Taking the modern music world by storm No Circus has played for thousands of enthusiastic fans and is making big plans for the future, and for the future of Rock n Roll.



PRESS

“Watching the verve with which they attack rock & roll onstage will remind you why you fell in love with it in the first place.” The Orlando Weekly

“The band itself was totally aces. Singer/guitarist James Killgallon sparked like a supernova, on a guitar ( his) fingers exist on a stratum most mortals will never reach. With no pick and a draw-dropping mastery of guitar dynamics, this wunderkind is THE REAL DEAL.” Bao Le-Huu, The Orlando Weekly

"No Circus, a 3-piece blues power trio out of DeLand, was very powerful instrumentally, a guitar player they do not need. Young lead guitar guy (James is the only name I got) is the real deal." Jim Abbott, The Orlando Sentinel

“This local pint-sized power trio kicked out the jams big time. The leader of the group – the 16=year old James Killgallon – is a rock star waiting to happen, from his Jaggerisms to his swaggering stage presence.” Jason Ferguson, The Orlando Weekly

“We now know where Jimmy Hendrix’s soul has rested” Kelly Fitzpatrick, The Orlando Sentinel

“The music is unbelievable. James plays that guitar and it becomes this great stage show. It wasn’t until James opened his mouth that it became phenomenal! Suzen Keane, The Grotto

“Don’t let their age fool you, they have stage presence and some serious chops to back it up.” Adam King, The Humbucker