Sneaky Pete's

sworn enemy of the industrial rave economy akumu graces Shleekit Doss 24.4.24 at Sneaky Pete’s alongside fellow Glasgow reformer ohpherings – flanked by the shleekit high crown court delahunt proc fiskal & creep woland.

Award-winning jazz vocalist Marta Del Grandi returns with “Selva”, her most intricate and shimmering effort yet – a refined devotional suite of astute pop that effortlessly unites emotional complexity and divine organic arrangements with a sci-fi finish.

Her songwriting – patching electronic synths against ambient elements with a touch of modern classical – taps into areas that go beyond words. Beams of choral light radiate and permeate each track, with layered vocal drones that create a cathartic collision of sharp and soft textures. It’s a record of sprawling, ethereal pop that’s at once vivid, immense and fully illuminated.

Singer-songwriter from a small island off the coast of America, Madeline Tully has found her second home in Edinburgh studying and creating music. With inspiration from folk and singer songwriter genres, she achieves a melancholic sound and lyricism.

Back by popular demand the infamous Sneaks All Stars party returns for one night only (again)

Sneaky Pete’s staff let loose on the decks, cheap entry and party tunes all night long <3

Harry Miles-Watson and The Union come smashing back into Sneaky’s with friends No Good Thing and Beth Miller to help raise funds for The Dead Parrot Collective’s newest original work debuting this EdFringe.

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

Amsterdam-based collective Personal Trainer seek out sharp-witted ways to prolong the innate joy of being a band just plugging in and playing. Norway’s freewheeling Pom Poko combine their jazz school training and experimental leanings into equally sugary and explosive music.

After previous sellout shows for us before these two Sneaks favourites return for a very special show together at The Caves.

Ivy Big Band is a brand new space for women and gender minorities to get involved in jazz and this is our very first gig!

We know that the jazz scene can be intimidating, especially for women and gender minorities. The aim of this project is to create an open, honest and encouraging big band setting where these groups are comfortable to get involved. When applications open, the band will be open to women, trans, non-binary and gender fluid musicians and will comprise of a full rhythm section, 4 trumpets, 5 saxes, 4 trombones and vocalists.

There is only one problem! We don’t have a full band yet! The Launch Gig will be a chance for us to show you what the band is all about, play some excellent tunes and, most importantly, explain how you can get involved in Ivy!

We’ll be playing a wide range of jazz, funk, soul and pop that is bound to have you moving your hips and singing along. We can’t wait to share our band with you and enjoy an evening together.

The tekno-bard and small claims court jester Please Don’t Goa pays a heartfelt tribute to the early wonky days of house music at Club Mediterraneo. From Chicago to Catania, Brussels to Musselburgh, temples dedicated to the gods of Jack and Trax were erected to celebrate ecstasy and bacchanalia.

On Saturday 20th, Sneaky Pete’s will hold its own ritual to commemorate all things acid, jackin’, ridin’ and pumpin’ (and all other adjacent adjectives of early house music) with the classic dose that warm Balearic touch you get at Club Mediterraneo.