Sneaky Pete's

Red Room Sound brings its first party of 2022 to Sneaky Pete’s – Inviting acclaimed producer An Avrin. An Avrin’s wonky broken beat sound is something you are more than likely to have heard before, being a regular on Ian DPM & Wager’s imprint, ‘Scuffed Recordings’ as well as support from the likes of Aloka, Manami & Amor Satyr. In other words, your favourite DJ’s favourite Producer.

On support is local rising star SMIFF. having released on Berlin Based imprint ‘Sowasvon’ as well as recently being featured in Time Out magazine’s ‘Top 6 Emerging DJs in the UK’ list, its definitely worth getting down early to have a listen to his set to see what all the fuss is about!

Local favs SWATT TEAM & EMJANERO join us for a midweek special at Heaters!

No messing about, cheap entry & banging club traxx all night long

Our last live guest to play before lockdown, London-based future pop outfit NIMMO return raw and more intimate than ever, baring it all. With glistening muscles and tough basslines, they have stepped into a sophisticated and liberated territory, celebrating the queer body and mind in all its glory.

New single ‘You Better Mean It’ serves as a thrilling taster of what’s to come for the pair’s next creative chapter. Harnessing a stripped and highly groove-based sound, Sarah and Reva’s voices are left to their best and instinctual devices, striding in and out of verse and bridge whilst gluing together intimately in the choruses.

“We wrote the track about the simple shared experiences that come with extreme love and escapism in club culture. It is a tongue-in-cheek nod to those nights where you or someone else overshares and everyone is left hoping that the love won’t simply disappear when the party does”.

An album is on the way, previewed in this live show.

We are giving non-House and non-Techno, Disco not Disco, band-driven music a fresh pair of Sneaks. Every Tuesday Nick, Peaky and special guests mix…

Arthur Russell, Baxter Dury, Bodega, Blondie, Brian Eno, clash, Bowie, Diana Ross, Fat Whites, Fela Kuti, Grace Jones, Iggy Pop, Janaelle Monae, Khruangbin, LCD Soundsystem, Lizzy Mercier Descloux, Mac Demarco, MC5, Minor Threat, Parquet Courts, Pixies, Ram Jam, The Slits, Sugarcubes, Tame Impala, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, White Denim and Frank Zappa.

A pair of our favourite no-frills, melody-driven indie punk bands, on tour together.

cheerbleederz formed through mutual appreciation for The Breeders, Snail Mail, Hop Along, Alvvays, Charly Bliss and Cayetana. Their songs touch thoughtfully on the lived experiences of women and marginalised people.

Fresh are punx from London who love emo, shredding, touring, oat milk, and using friendship to fill a large and uncertain hole inside of yourself.

Former LYL resident and half of Edinburgh’s dearly departed night, ‘Rhythm Machine’, joins forces with resident Andrea Montalto.

This Balearic (oops, Mediterranean!) rendez-vous between Italy and France (via Scotland) is set to be a memorable tête-à-tête.

Expect the usual dose of sun-infused dance music plus a few curve balls from these 2 vibe-veterans of the capital scene.

Stand B-Side Mondays at Sneaky Pete’s.

Stand B-Side welcomes Denham Audio up to the capital following his re-release of ‘Make Me’ with Borai, sampling the famous ‘Donna Allen – Serious’.

Denham Audio headlines Sneaky Pete’s in April for a night of jungle and breakbeats. With releases on labels such as Club Glow, Sneaker Social Club, & WNCL to name a few, Denham Audio takes inspiration from the upfront hardcore and jungle through to hip hop and reggae, and beyond. As well as a relentless charge of rave-ready EPs, Denham Audio’s musical inspirations can be heard in his DJ sets spanning the UK and as far as Seoul, Tokyo, Berlin, New York, and many more.

Reyka takes on the support duties, continuing a massive year for his releases which have been supported by big artists at various events and festivals across the UK, and even in the famous bathroom of HÖR.

Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s.

Postal is our weekly Sunday session with cheap tickets for the hottest names in underground dance, and our pick of Scotland’s finest selectors.

Chell and the Vetos headline Sneaky Pete’s on Sunday 9 April 2023 as part of the latest Hit The Road tour. The band consists of Chelle Logan, Cynric Acosta (guitar), Aidan Kavanagh (bass) and Clare Douglas (drums). 
The quartet are an eclectic emo-rock band from the capital, who create music packed with catchy hooks and hardcore breakdowns. They’ve sold out Sneaky’s previously and it was a cracker.

Support comes from Maya Jane and Joe Goodall and the Free Radicals

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Second party of the year, first guest!

We first came across Tano thanks to RP wider family member Bake, who put us on to his “Down 2 Earth” mix, since then we’ve been hanging off his every move!

Tano is a DJ and music producer based in Brooklyn, New York and San Juan, Puerto Rico. He grew up just outside of New York City, immersed in the hardcore scene during his youth. Catching the dance music bug in the early 2000s he’s been embedded in NYC nightlife ever since with gigs at hallowed spots such as Bossa Nova Civic Club, Good Room, Paragon and Panther Room. More recently he’s been making strides in music production and starting his own imprint, “Armatura”; a home to showcase of his hypnotic, sharply percussive and bass driven productions. Since its creation the Armatura catalogue has been finding itself in the record bags of heavy hitters like Ben UFO, re:ni and featured in Kelly Lee Owens exquisite Radio 1 Essential Mix.

With more releases on Armatura slated for later in the year and some exciting plans afoot that we aren’t at liberty to discuss 😉 2023 is shaping up to be a belter for the gaudy footwear fetishist and wine enthusiast – wonder if that enthusiasm will stretch to our beloved Buckfast tonic wine, only one way to find out…!

He’ll be going toe2toe with Lewis all night on Saturday April 8th in the cosy confines of Sneaky Pete’s as a kick off for his UK/EU spring tour.