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Two of Sneaky Pete’s favourite producers of recent years share a hot ticket!
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On sale Thurs 5th March at 10am

Seven-piece “London prog” act The Orchestra (For Now) combined avant-garde rock theatrics, intricate classical interplay, pastoral baroque indie, post-hardcore dynamics, and jazz-tinted freakouts They played several sold-out headline dates before even officially releasing a single. Having honed their sound on the London live circuit, they released their EPs Plan 75 and Plan 75 in 2025, igniting a fire amongst critics and their fanbase-cum-congregation alike. In Summer 2025 they played main stage at Green Man Festival and a packed tent at End Of The Road Festival, then a sold out headline at London’s ICA. NME, DIY, Rolling Stone, So Young, Clash, DORK, and Billboard are all in awe of their unique sound and story, and their astounding potential.

Potpourri invites their biggest headliners to date to the Sneaky Pete’s sweatbox. Edinburgh’s favourite experimental queer night welcomes G Jones & Eprom + Parkinson White to the booth. Potpourri’s High Beams, our custom club lighting rig and a signature hand-made incense scent will, of course, be there too!

When G Jones and Eprom collide, the result is a masterclass in sound design and raw energy. Touring in support of their latest collaborative work, Disk Utility, the duo fuses jungle, acid, and techno into a high-octane dismantling of the traditional DJ set. From the glitch-laden eruptions of “1000 Cuts” to the club-ready euphoria of “By Your Side,” witness two of bass music’s most forward-thinking minds pushing the dance-floor into uncharted territory.

Hailing from Margate, TEZ are an indie trio marked by dubby rhythms and cascading, aqueous instrumentation that tips its hat to neo-psychedelia, ambient and indie rock. With inspiration from artists like Palace, Foals and Two Door Cinema Club, their music radiates summer vibes, personal growth and a zest for life. TEZ have amassed a strong and growing discography, over one million streams, and racked up widespread media support going on to sell out shows across the UK.

Club Spit is back and better than never, with the opening party of our 2nd Season.

A night full of bass and grooves, bringing the full Club Spit experience to Sneaky Pete’s.

Taking reins all the way from Glasgow, is hard dance diva Orla Halligan.

Known for her hard, fast-paced mixes and her unapologetic love for everything bouncy. Orla’s sets fuse every genre, from high-energy techno to rhythmic grooves.

Scottish veteran Et AL joins us also.

From pumping speed garage and UK flavours to bouncing bubbly techno,

Et Al blurs the line between musical disciplines, creating a unique blend of styles that has garnered him appearances and support from some of the biggest clubs and artists in the industry.

Club Spit residents, Jodie Mooney and Link City, round off the lineup for the 22nd of April

Big Girl’s Blouse are a Glasgow-based alternative punk band formed by Emmy Leishman in 2020. Influenced by the emotive and powerful storytelling of the likes of Sleater – Kinney and PJ Harvey, their songs recount the growing pains of adulthood of a young woman far away from home.

After independently releasing two EPs, ‘Man Up’ in 2023 and ‘Sleepy Girls’ in 2024, their double single “Clean/My House” will be out April 17th. To launch it, they will be headlining Sneaky Pete’s on the 22nd joined by the amazing Edinburgh based bands Puppy Teeth and 3p Slot Machine

RARE x Conscious Charity

This week at RARE we are collaborating with Conscious a Edinburgh Mental Health Charity for Student by Students.

We are running a fundraiser together so get your wallets out for a good reason and join us in Sneaky Pete’s and have a boogie for a good cause.

Night is about to fall, the day slowly fades away, and it is this twilight time that Magda Drozd’s latest album inhabits. Divided by Dusk, the Polish composer’s third solo album, carries the promise of a crepuscular otherworldliness. Inspired by Drozd’s stays in Japan, its rich tradition in ambient and experimental music and a collaboration with Japanese flautist Rai Tateishi, as well as a renewed engagement with her roots in Poland and its folk and ancient history, her work is a form of sonic excavation. Layers of dark-ambient tones intertwine with field recordings, textured violin, and luminous folk motifs, invoking long-gone, unspecified rituals.

The album freely interprets traditional folklore, unleashing the ghosts of past cultures we inherit through music passed down to us. Paired with experimental ambient sonic textures, the album carries a magnificent, wandering, melancholic air. The compositions take on an incantatory dimension, welcoming us into a liminal world—one filled with buried treasures.

Magda Drozd, born in Warsaw, is a composer, violinist, and sound artist living in Zürich and London. She has been releasing her music on the Swiss label Präsens Editionen since 2019 and further releases have followed on Hallow Ground for their compilation ‘Epiphanies’, on Flaming Pines for the concept album ‘Cassette Album’ by Salomé Voegelin, and on her own label Rivercore, a platform for experimental music.

Certain Sound is the debut student-run event from JAM Events Scotland aiming to highlight queer and female musical talent. With an incredible lineup aiming to bring together the community, there is a space for everyone to enjoy the night.