Sneaky Pete's

Hailing from West Lothian in Scotland, this dynamic indie quartet navigate the realms of indie and rock while crafting a unique sonic experience.Forming in 2020, their musical journey has seen them conquer stages at renowned festivals like Isle of Wight and YNot!, as well as iconic venues including the Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow. The Katuns have showcased their magnetic stage presence at many venues across the UK.The Katuns’ ascent hasn’t gone unnoticed, with a commendable shortlisting for Glastonbury’s Emerging Talent Competition in 2023 and recognition on BBC Introducing in Scotland.

Drawing inspiration from the likes of Arctic Monkeys and Nirvana, The Katuns weave a captivating narrative through their lyrics, infusing their sound with a modern, electronic twist. The Katuns are set to unleash their debut EP, ‘Is It Too Late?’ on March 1st, featuring new singles ‘Addicted To The Internet’ and ‘Famous.’ With their diverse influences and boundless energy, The Katuns continue to deliver a promising new wave of alternative music.

Pre-register by 6pm this Thursday for early access to tickets. You’ll get first dibs on tickets this Friday at 8AM, ahead of general sale at 1PM.

Pre-registration here: https://ra.co/pre/1969734

Hot on the heels of a whirlwind year touring the globe and releasing the acclaimed collaboration with Charlotte Adigéry, ‘Topical Dancer’, dance music’s suavest producer-singer-songwriter Bolis Pupul has today announced his debut album Letter To Yu, out 8th March. The LP was made with Soulwax and will be released on their label DEEWEE.

Letter To Yu is a love letter to Bolis’ late mother who passed away in 2008 in a traffic accident. Born to a Belgian father and Chinese mother, growing up in Gent, Bolis had not negated his Chinese roots exactly – his mother was born in Hong Kong – but he certainly hadn’t embraced them. However, in the wake of his mother’s passing, he began coming to terms with his heritage.

ATRIP is a London-based, German-Polish DJ and producer making emotional electronic music.

With fans in Disclosure, salute, Tourist, HAAi and DJ Seinfeld, ATRIP is set up for a very big adventure.

The return of Cowgate’s hardest venue staff takeover SNEAKS ALL STARS Sneaky Pete’s staff let loose on the decks once again – dead cheap entry and big hoofin tunes from early!

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

Lineup change: if you have already purchased tickets and want a refund, check your emails for the refund offer

Granton Youth (Edinburgh) and We Make Culture (Sunderland) are proud to present four of the acts on their retrospective music projects; Mixtape, and Young Musicians Project:

Pointing North
Claudia
Leon Highway
Lily Mac

See some of the best emerging talent in the UK at one of Edinburgh’s most iconic venues for the bargain price of £5. Purchase of this ticket (plus however many you want for friends) puts your name on the door list (plus however many friends you bought them for).

From 7pm on this glorious evening you can saunter up to the door and say your name (and the number of friends you brought with you) and walk right on in to enjoy the show!

P.s Bring all your friends x

ALL PROFITS WILL BE GIVEN TO THE YOUNG ARTISTS THEMSELVES

Our pal Lyla is back visiting us at Sneaky’s and we are pretty bloody jazzed about it…yous aw should be too. Lyla’s joining Percy Main b2b aw night. Been ages since she played for us, as she’s been living basically all over for a wee minute now, playing a load of fun parties on the way (not least of all Boiler Room’s first party in Pakistan). This one’s gonna be a fun one too with a bit of a ‘Soul Jam’ set, a bit departed from her usual fare. Check out her show on @clydebuilt if you fancy getting yer cockles warmed in advance.

You’re invited, so are your nice pals. AND, for this month and this month only, we’re allowing you to bring x1 shite pal each, but you’re responsible for them and they have to behave.

“If you’re going to see the emergence of a new great band you’ll see them at This Feeling first.” Carl Barat