The Electric Circus Tattoo finds a new home on Madison Avenue in Midtown

Electric Circus owner Reese Miller found the new spot on Madison Avenue by driving past it and seeing a "For Lease" sign. The 1,800-square-foot space was suited to his needs because it used to a salon.

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The Electric Circus Tattoo finds a new home on Madison Avenue in Midtown

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