Sneaky Pete's

Hailing from central Scotland Fairways are Jamie Greenaway, Mark Adams, Patrick Gillooly and Ross MacRitchie. The indie-pop quartet are heavily influenced by 1980s synth-pop and guitar-led anthems of the early naughties. Their debut EP Social Norms was self-released in Summer 2024, securing the quartet the Artist of the Week spot in Scotland On Sunday, airplay via Amazing Radio and a sold out launch gig in Glasgow. They headline Sneaky Pete’s in EDINBURGH on Friday 25 April 2025

Cheap Dirty Horse is a big rowdy 6-piece Queer Folk-punk Dad-kissing band from the UK. Screaming about politics, gender, washing machines and kissing dads. We bring the party, you bring the dads to kiss.

Join us to raise money for our trans+ community through the art of a good boogie All profits to charity/community mutual aid As always, EVERYONE welcome

Legend across many scenes for 15+ years, Om Unit finally makes his Sneaky Pete’s debut!

Support from Skillis, Feena & Rishi

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Outlook & Headset warm up the Cowgate in the lead up to Outlook Origins 2025, where Headset will take over a stage with Creep Woland, Proc Fiskal, Feena & Skillis for 10 Years Of Headset.

2x free Outlook tickets up for grabs, announced at the end of the night.

To enter, just buy an advance ticket 🙂

An energetic indie rock band from Long Island who mix hooky emo with math rock smarts, Macseal released a trio of increasing well-received indie EPs in the mid-2010s before delivering their 2019 full-length debut.

NUTS returns to Sneaky Pete’s!

Disco and House all night long

Limited cheap tickets.

Dying Giant is a 4 piece Emo/dreamo band from Glasgow, releasing their debut album, We Have Fun, in April 2025. They will be bringing an energetic live interpretation of the release along with some new material.

Ride n Bounce every Monday at Sneaky Pete’s – RNB / POP / RAP / HIP-HOP all night long!

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

Maria Somerville (4AD) draws on folk forms alongside post-punk, traditional Irish motifs, starry eyed pop and hypnotic drones to create wholly original music that is borne of her roots in Connemara, Western Ireland.

Her self-released 2019 album All My People channeled the wilderness of the Irish landscape through dense, ethereal soundscapes, bare boned percussion, and a heady electronic undertow, interspersed with ghostly vocals that are ever present and all encompassing, like crystalline glints of sunshine peeking through dark stormy clouds. Since joining 4AD, she has released two covers as part of the label’s 40th anniversary Bills & Aches & Blues compilation, in addition to supporting label-mates Dry Cleaning on their EU tour. Her enigmatic and enthralling live show comes in both solo and band shape, born of her ties with the dynamic DIY scene that has emerged in Ireland over the past few years.

Her first new single in three years is titled ‘Projections’, with more music expected in 2025.