ABDALA AT SAVAGE LABS

Pedro Abdala, known artistically as Abdala, is a Brazilian electronic music artist based in Miami. Born in Rio de Janeiro, he began his musical journey at the age of 16 and has since performed over 3,000 shows across Brazil, the United States, and Europe.

His live performances blend melodic techno, house, and synth-pop with emotional vocals and strong stage presence, creating immersive and unforgettable experiences.

Abdala is also a singer, guitarist, and music producer, known for crafting spiritual, energetic, and authentic sounds that resonate deeply with his audience.

Now entering a new phase in his career, Abdala is focused on live video recordings, international bookings, and global festival circuits, bringing his unique sound to stages around the world.

Suicidal Monks is a Brazilian rock trio born from samba, soccer, and the deep pulse of pop culture that got their name from Thích Quảng Đức. Rafael Preto (drums), Yuri Novato (guitar/vocals), and Fabio Piroka Sohn (bass) grew up surrounded by Rio’s rhythm but drawn to the raw energy of rock music and cinema.

With Preto’s street-smart charisma, Novato’s sharp intellect and musical depth, and Piroka’s inherited bohemian spark and stage energy, the band blends heart, grit, and groove. Their sound reflects their roots and obsessions — from late-night jams to film-inspired riffs — delivering rock that’s both familiar and fiercely their own. In resume, just 3 guys that likes to play music together.

40 St – Miami Rock Reignited

Born in the heart of Miami, 40 St was formed by three coworkers slinging hot dogs at Arbeter’s—Herbert Virgilio, Hector Sanchez, and Emilio De Armas—who shared a passion for classic rock and raw energy. What began as casual jam sessions turned serious when they linked up at Carlos Alfonso’s rehearsal studio and tore through a powerful rendition of AC/DC’s “Whole Lotta Rosie.” Carlos joined the lineup on the spot, and the band’s sound snapped into place.

With the addition of Pedro Abdala, the group solidified its identity and began crafting original music, including their debut track “Vice City Blues,” a love letter to their hometown’s grit and soul. Soon after came “Gonna Get You” and “Never Gonna Give It Up,” establishing 40 St as a band with both fire and feel.

After a three-year hiatus, the band is back—revived and louder than ever. Don’t miss your chance to catch 40 St live as they return to the stage, channeling the spirit of rock with every riff and roar.

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