Sneaky Pete's

Panooc, largely based in NYC for the last few years, landed back in their home country of Scotland during the pandemic and has only recently been able to unleash their powerful selections on UK dancefloors.Member of event producers and collective XOXA, Panooc has been running nights locally and internationally for many years, and has DJed at world renowned clubs from Panther Room, Black Flamingo and House of Yes in New York, to Tresor in Berlin. Coming from a jazz background, studying saxophone and composition, Panooc has been known to incorporate this into their DJ sets, and has had a huge influence on their music production. Releasing on labels such as Sorry Records (including a remix from Fatherhood), Good Company Records, Nite Grooves and .WAVCAVE, their thumping, funky house and techno beats sprinkled with euphoric chords and pleasingly glitchy samples is impossible not to move to!

_

Ahead of your show at Sneaky Pete’s we kindly ask that you have a look at our rules:

* Proof of vaccination may be mandatory at the time of this show

* Please take a lateral flow test before you come to the venue 

* Don’t come if you test positive or have any symptoms

* Check in on our Test & Protect QR code on arrival

* Wear a face covering unless drinking or dancing

* Wear a face covering when ordering at the bar

* Use the hand sanitiser

* Please be respectful of others and leave space when moving around the venue or queueing

* Please don’t high five, handshake or hug staff

Ash perform a one-off, intimate show to raise money for independent grassroots music venues as part of the Passport: Back to Our Roots project. Passport: Back to Our Roots is a nationwide series of one-off intimate gigs by the UK’s biggest artists, supporting the independent grassroots venues that form the foundations of the UK’s live music scene.

Entry is via prize draw. Prize draw entries are now closed and all winners have been emailed directly. Winning entries are non-transferrable and require photo ID on entry.Produced by Band on the Wall, the Music Venue Trust and Stephen Budd Music (creator of War Child’s Passport: Back to the Bars & Passport: To BRITs Week series).

For years Bluetoof has been working away on becoming one of the best selectors the UK has to offer, granting him his residency at Tola in London. This a long side his productions have shown how hard work in the music industry can pay off! 

On Support we have local legends, Feena going B2B with JI for their first ever back to back which I’m sure we can all agree that’ll be something to behold.

£5 early bird, 
£7 final release or OTD. 

Posable Action Figures are a nightmare to categorise… Fronted by Gareth Goodlad and reared by Kyle Grieve on the drums. The duo have recently released their debut album ‘It Is What It Is’.

The album is an extroverted introverts’ explosive take on break-ups, make-ups, new relationships and all the anxiety that induces, with some cool drumming in the background. It might just be the sh*t.

Their first single, ‘Inhaler’ received airplay from around the globe and their most recent single ‘Laura’ was released during lockdown, so, well, not much really happened. The last couple of years have seen the band play festivals across the UK, and play live in session on BBC Radio.

Their immediate and spontaneous sound draws its influence from artists like Beck, Queens of the Stone Age, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Ink Spots.

_

Ahead of your show at Sneaky Pete’s we kindly ask that you have a look at our rules:

* Proof of vaccination may be mandatory at the time of this show

* Please take a lateral flow test before you come to the venue 

* Don’t come if you test positive or have any symptoms

* Check in on our Test & Protect QR code on arrival

* Wear a face covering unless drinking or dancing

* Wear a face covering when ordering at the bar

* Use the hand sanitiser

* Please be respectful of others and leave space when moving around the venue or queueing

* Please don’t high five, handshake or hug staff

A long overdue club match up between hot shot newcomer Hiba and Kacper, book Thursday off

Quiet Houses are an Edinburgh born and Manchester based indie-folk duo made up of Hannah Elliott) and Jamie Stewart. After forming in early 2018, the pair started writing songs rooted in the wistful folk sound-world of Laura Marling and Belle & Sebastian and the quirky lyricism of indie songwriters Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile. Since releasing their debut EP ‘Armchair Tree’ in May 2019  the duo have been championed by Ryan Paul (BBC Introducing Manchester), Shell Zenner (Amazing Radio) Tom Robinson (BBC 6 Music) and BBC Introducing Scotland. Their next EP ‘Big Town’ is set for release in November 2021.