Sneaky Pete's

KUCKA is the solo project of electronic producer and songwriter Laura Jane Lowther. Ten years after her first release in 2012, Lowther has firmly established herself as a standout producer and vocalist who’s worked alongside a number of high-profile collaborators including Flume, A$AP Rocky, Kendrick Lamar, Vince Staples, SOPHIE and Mount Kimbie.

KUCKA joins us this September following the release of Can You Hear Me Dreaming?, her second album for LUCKYME®, where her decade-plus of experience in the studio shines through across 12 tracks of laser-cut electronic production and irresistible pop songwriting.

Stand B-Side Mondays at Sneaky Pete’s.

Welcoming him for his first residency headline, J Wax takes control of our freshers special.

With his latest releases, such as Brat and Nasty, taking off with even having successful remix EPs released, J Wax has definitely had a Brat summer.

Hot in the scene, Babyccino joins on support duties. English born, but Glasgow based, Babyccino has solidified her name in the Scottish underground heritage.

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

It’s a Scandal.gla X Mojxmma takeover babes!!

Lucky Dip are back for their 5th party of the year, this time welcoming icons Bellarosa, Rahul.mp3, Salam Kitty & Star Eye to the club.

Expect everything from Jersey Club, Baile Funk, Bhangra, GQOM, Amapiano to Afro, Latin & Arab sounds.

As always Lucky Dip operates a SAFE SPACE POLICY. This is a night for everyone and any forms of misconduct or harassment will result in removal from the venue.

Have respect for each other and have fun!!

Random Rules is our new series of monthly shows with the hottest new bands on an affordable £7 adv ticket price!

Plantoid’s debut album Terrapath harnesses prog rock, jazz, fusion, folk, and even a bit of ‘70s hard rock for good measure. It was released this year on Bella Union (the label founded by Simon Raymonde and Robin Guthrie of Cocteau Twins).

“The sounds, the art, and where our minds go while we’re playing the album takes us to this alien planet that no humans have reached.”

Chloe Spence, vocals and guitar

Plantoid are one of those bands that exceed the sum of their parts, with each member bringing a unique flavour that enhances their sound tenfold. Tom has been playing guitar practically his whole life, and his style, which fluctuates from lush finger-picking to reverb-laden rock riffs, sits very comfortably on top of Louis’ jazz-infused drumming and Bernardo’s intricate basslines. The band find their ace-in-the-hole with Chloe, however—as well as serving as Plantoid’s principle lyricist, her soaring vocals, at times both angelic and alien, propel each song on Terrapath to new heights.

Scotland’s longest-running, most beloved queer clubbing institution. Since 2010 Hot Mess has brought devoted crowds of dancers a playful taps-aff delight month after month.

Eschewing big-name guest DJs and performance acts, the party’s success derives from ecstatic and arousing music played by resident Simonotron: tear-drenched orchestral disco, high-NRG classics and bleepy psychedelic techno.

Offering dancefloor comfort and joy for people of all genders, sexualities, ethnicities and ages, Hot Mess will blow your mind, give you little forehead kisses, and call you a good boy.

As Edinburgh returns to equilibrium Volens Chorus returns to Sneaky Pete’s this time calling up Trax Haven founder and meme connoisseur Jetski. Haling from North England Jetski and his Trax Haven imprint were at the forefront of the UK footwork explosion with their heavy hitting self production and seamless mixes played out on radio stations like NTS and Reprezent.

Supporting Jetkski is none other than Volens Chorus resident and big doof king DV60, he’ll be taking it back to his roots with an exclusive footwork and hardcore set.

This line up was meant to happen in 2020 but Covid had other plans, so strap in and get involved.

A lot has changed for everyone in the past few years, and especially for Jimmy Whispers. In another lifetime, he was that sweet kid from Chicago who stole our hearts with his aw-shucks Midwestern attitude and his knack for writing catchy old-time melodies, who legendary critic Jessica Hopper once called the city’s “greatest new homegrown musical enigma”. As for today, Jimmy Whispers is alive and well in Los Angeles. He’s still making music—quite a lot of it. He’s got a blossoming new career as a music video director and filmmaker. He’s become a co-writer for others including Drugdealer and Dent May. He’s got a side hustle as a valet parking attendant, a 1988 Buick Reatta, and a new commitment to making life-affirming art.