Sneaky Pete's

Adult Leisure are a melodic alt-indie four-piece based in Bristol, formed in 2020 by David Woolford (guitarist), Neil Scott (vocalist), James Laing (bassist) and Nathan Searle (drummer) , who came together to form the project following a thirst to create during the pandemic.

Their debut single ‘Things You Don’t Know Yet’ was released in March 2022, championed by the likes of BBC Upload and God Is In The TV as a ‘mighty impressive debut offering’, followed up by their second single ‘Modern Son’ in July 2022 and their subsequent debut hometown show, a swift sell out, with rave reviews coming in from the likes of Bristol Gig Guide.

Their debut EP ‘The Weekend Ritual’, released in December 2022, championed by BBC Radio 1 as ‘ones to watch’ for 2023, Variance Magazine, The Independent’s ‘Now Hear This’ and RTE, saw Adult Leisure truly announcing themselves as a band not to be missed.

Most recently the band released their latest single ‘Bad Idea’ which drew acclaim from Double J and was subsequently added to Spotify’s melomania playlist alongside peers such as Shame and Yard Act to name a few.

Edinburgh Disco Lovers invite the king of hydrotherapy, Jacuzzi General, for a night of steamy tunes to transform Sneaky Pete’s into Edinburgh’s finest dancefloor sauna. Support from Mairi B and Panooc (Edinburgh Disco Lovers).

Raising money for Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders). Don’t forget your towel!

With a growing reputation as one of the most exciting live acts on the underground circuit, Manchester jazz-punk quartet Maruja’s run of sold out shows continue to dazzle fans across the UK and Europe.

Improvisation provides the backbone of Maruja’s compositions, with compelling instrumentation and culturally relevant lyrics that transport listeners to a visceral world of gritty realism.

Agora’s second installment of 2024 sees residents LWS and Gregor AM retaking the helm for an all night long extravagnaza. Join them in celebrating the incoming spring months with their signature low-slung techno sound.

Delighted to have NTS favourite and White Hotel resident Annabel Fraser join us for the next party 🙂

A self described ‘a lover of music, not genres’ – her sets in clubs and on her NTS show encapsulates an exciting fluid approach to DJing – moving effortlessly between a range of styles and emotions whether it be UK techno, post-punk flavours or hands-in-the-air disco. We are in for a real treat – expect a full range of affirming music!

Tickets start at £4 and if you are unable to join us due to lack of funds, please do not hesitate to email membranenite@gmail.com

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Many incredible singer-songwriters come from the streets. Multi-talented Daniel Docherty (31) from Glasgow is one of those. We’re not talking about being streetwise but about growing up in public, mastering your skills while busking in the streets, parks and shopping arcades. Docherty has ‘seen it all’ and has earned his stripes.

If it would still be the sixties now, you would have encountered him in the coffee houses at MacDougal Street in New York, where Dylan and his peers learned their craft. But he’s no longer a rough diamond. He’s ready to take the next step. Docherty is clearly experienced performing live to crowds of all sizes. He is equally happy to play for a small crowd or a packed Carré Theatre in Amsterdam, where he is signed to the [PIAS] label. [PIAS] discovered him at the annual Eurosonic international showcase festival in the Netherlands and instantly recognized his enormous potential. The lowlands have quite a reputation as a test market. It has served as launching platform for singer- songwriters like Gavin James and Ben Howard before.

Strictly UKG is back, expect the best UKG selections from both Gabriel Griffith and DEMS.

Dublin producer and DJ Plus One fka Matt Finnegan is one of the most exciting artists on the island of Ireland. From twisted dubstep, to wicked jungle and bass-driven, UK techno; he is one of a growing number of Irish producers that are inspired by the overseas aesthetic of dutty basslines and grimey textures.

With massive reaction to his self release bandcamp output and support from the likes of Ben UFO, Ross From Friends, Jacques Greene, Pangaea and more, it was only natural that Mile High Club picked up Plus One for his Scotland debut.

From leftfield techno, twisted vocal steppers, to sullen introverted breaks; he is an artist whose repertoire spans across genres, while always fitting the dancefloor. In addition to a Keep Hush under his belt, he’s been playing in clubs like Pickle Factory, Tengu, Low Profile Studios, and Wigwam. An early innovator of the bass and 2-step resurgence scene, this will be a special night not to be missed.

Mile High Club’s yung kidd on support.

Expect a night of leftfield, bass driven club music.

Very very limited free tickets available for this, £5 after. Grab em before they’re gone x