Next week we’re bringing something completely different and new to Sneaky Pete’s. 360 stage, Boiler Room Style. ?
This has never been done before, and probably won’t be done again for some time.?
You’ll be able to fully surround the DJs and immerse yourself in the crowd.
In charge of proceedings we have Tais-Toi, Oakley Carter and Sebastian De La Cruz.
YBZ invites one of most talented up-and-coming UKG DJs/Producers PJ Statham for his Sneaky Petes debut !
He will be accompanied by some of Edinburgh’s finest selectors. Prepare yourself for a night of UKG, Dubstep and Breaks in one of Scotlands favourite sweat boxes.
Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s.
Get ready for a thrilling musical journey as legendary DJ Norman Jay MBE embarks on his first ever “NORMAN SOUL” tour across the UK this Spring.
Party from 5pm til 10pm
Join Norman as he delves deeply into his personal exploration and take on Northern Soul, bringing a unique blend of black music styles from the 1960s to the present day to a venue near you.
“Norman Soul – Keeping and sharing the Faith in 2024”
Soul Jam regular cap wearin, one headphone wieldin, record slingin best pal from the west David Barbarossa returns for 2024. He really is the perfect Soul Jammer, he makes us better, and he can control a dancefloor like no other.
Cheapys on sale now, more available on the door if you miss out – bring your nicest pals and let’s have a flippin great time ae?
Straight from the ghetto in the mountain region at the north of México, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Regal86 is a producer and DJ whose sound mixes hardgroove techno, chicano rap, the dark side del rap sureño and the thickest rhythms from rave and club culture.
Regal86 has published more than 40 albums and more than 400 tracks online, in only a couple years, strongly defining his style.
DO OR DIE, is Regal86’s motto.
Moderate Rebels love driving rhythmic repetition, discordant guitar fuzz, hazy psychedelia, twinkling piano ballads, drum machine rigidity and playful synth pop. Their touchstones – Phil Spector, Fripp & Eno and Syd Barrett, Spiritualized, St Etienne and Stereolab, and the wry humour of 80s Pet Shop Boys – are stamped with their own inimitable identity.
