Sneaky Pete's

Harry Miles Watson & The Union are building a reputation for their exciting live shows, jumping from jazz to punk to country. Having only formed last year, the band are relative newcomers, but they’ve already began building a loyal fanbase. Did we mention they have a wizard? The band headline Sneaky Pete’s, EDINBURGH on 3 March 2024 plus support from CRASHKID and Violet Monstera

Drawing on everything from The Chemical Brothers and The Prodigy to Nine Inch Nails and KLF, Talk Show tap into a raw, primal sound at the intersection of techno, electronic, industrial and rock music.

The South London quartete’s raucous live shows are nothing short of an immersive, multi-sensory experience, one that’s earned them the title of one of the UK’s most exciting new bands and festival slots everywhere from Pitchfork Avant-Garde to Sonic Wave. They join us in March following the release of their long-awaited full-length debut Effigy.

Hot Mess is a dance party for queer people and their friends.

BETAMAX is a great new tune by new outfit Trandoshan Hunters” – Tom Robinson (BBC 6Music)

“Trandoshan Hunters made my vulva throb…then expand” – Juniper Blue (Magic Dragon)

Trandoshan Hunters are North Wales-based Scottish Poet and vocalist Chris Ingram, Dublin-based musician and songwriter Richard Geraghty and Edinburgh multi-instrumentalist Andy Duncan.

They play an explosive set of multi-genre beats set to song and spoken word covering topics as diverse as geo-politics to growing carrots to the contents of tinned All Day Breakfasts. Spanning hip-hop, punk, folk, dance, electro and Gregorian Chanting it’s a unique experience, not to be missed.

Support from New Slang – the new vehicle for the incredible songwriting of John McIntosh (The Electric Ghosts / Miyagi). John’s soaring voice combined with his unique, emotive songwriting and hand-picked band make for a live show that feels like a warm embrace from an old friend.

Singer-songwriter, Ayla Ersoy, will bring some sass and soul to proceedings. An incredible new voice on the Scottish scene to open the show – not to be missed!