Sneaky Pete's

Two Glasgow based heavyweights join Mile High Club in their invite series. We’re excited to welcome a new face to the night. No stranger to the scene however is EHFM resident and music guru Amber Leith who will go going back-to-back with long time friend of ours and Scottish dance music royalty, Lowree.

Expect an eclectic night of beautifully crafted rhythms, dotted breaks, jungle and all things exceptional in a night of high-quality dance music from all over the world. These two go head to head in an anticipated Sneaky Pete’s debut.

Mile High Club’s yung kidd on support

As usual for our Invite series, a very limited number of free tickets are available in the link in bio.

See you beautiful people there! x

Toronto singer/songwriter Jerry Leger is a favourite of Uncut Magazine and Rolling Stone. 

Leger has earned the praise of fellow artists Ron Sexsmith (“he’s the real deal”) and Doug Paisley, while maintaining a long relationship with Cowboy Junkies as part of their Latent Recordings roster, with their songwriter/guitarist Michael Timmins serving as producer.

On his new album Donlands, Leger has teamed up with producer Mark Howard (Lucinda Williams, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Neil Young), whose trademark atmospheric sound adds an entirely new dimension to Leger’s approach.

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

Hot Garbage melt into a heavily volatile yet undeniably palatable amalgamation of sonic elements. Calling on the driving rhythms of dark post-punk and motorik krautrock, the Toronto-based outfit seamlessly works shining melodies and swirling textures into deliberate, brooding arrangements.

The quartet now returns with Precious Dream (January 19, 2024 via Mothland & Exag’ Records), a sprawling collection of songs written in isolation and brought together alongside visionary producer Graham Walsh (METZ, Preoccupations, Holy Fuck, !!!), offering an exhilarating new breath into the world of post-punk and modern psychedelia, a listening experience that is equally cathartic and introspective.

Heyday is a queer night for people passionate about house music, with Prosumer, former Berghain/Panorama Bar resident. We are delighted to have him call Sneaky Pete’s his occasional club home.

Prosumer decamped to Edinburgh from Berlin where he helped shape the sound Berghain’s Panorama Bar alongside long time collaborator Steffi. Now a popular NTS Radio resident, he’s continued to tour globally and is now equally well known as a frequent flyer at Homobloc, Glastonbury’s Block9 and NYC Downlow, Love International and numerous saucy Boiler Rooms.

Lily Grace and the String Merchants are a captivating and dynamic pop-rock group formed in 2023. With their fresh and energetic sound, this five-piece ensemble has burst onto the scene, instantly leaving an indelible mark with their vibrant melodies, poignant lyrics, and electrifying performances.

Kléo arrives at Meanwhile!

A party we’ve been dreaming of for sometime as we welcome a true house aficionado to the Sneaky Pete’s booth – Kléo (Rush Hour / Call 4 Rhythm).

Kléo combines sounds from across the house spectrum, classic and new school, to deliver uplifting and dynamic sets like we love at Sneak’s, this will be a scorcher. With accolades from regular festival appearances, a superb mix collection, radio host and now a released producer on Call 4 Rhythm, Kléo is an artist who knows how to energise a dancefloor.

“As the great Larry Heard asks, “Can you feel it?” When Kléo is at the decks, the answer is always a resounding yes.”

Get down!

Edinburgh garage-punks Casual Drag return for a hometown headline at Sneaky Pete’s to launch their new single ‘Can You Hear Me Now?’ – with support from Glasgow punks the Crails

Snarling vocals over feral guitar riffs, backed by pounding drums and bass – Scottish garage punk three-piece Casual Drag have earned a reputation as a must-see live band through a series of packed and frenetic shows across their homeland.

Their standout brand of clattering garage-rock has led to support slots with Joe Talbot of IDLES, Lice, Flat Worms, JOHN and Press Club. Singles ‘Bleach Head’ and ‘Something Good’ were championed by BBC Introducing, BBC6 Music and Amazing Radio.

Their debut EP ‘Revolution Will Eat Itself’ landed in 2023 and immediately gained wider attention. It’s a body of work that encapsulates their raucous live shows. There is a drive and energy embedded within their music, raw and edgy with twisted riffs and crashing drums.

Their new single ‘Can You Hear Me Now?’ was recorded at Green Door Studios with Ronan Fay of Sweaty Palms. 

Returning to the capital’s infamous sweatbox with none other than digger-extraordinaire Vlada.

Not out of place alongside the most revered DJs in the game, the Berlin-based selector has rightfully earned her reputation as a master of rare electronic dance music traversing the genres of house, electro, minimal techno and trance.

Expect all things deep and obscure at the Waking life and Houghton festival regular’s long-awaited Scottish debut.

Support from Sneaky Pete’s and Balamii resident Aidan Gibson.

Moonlight Zoo are becoming somewhat of a household name in certain parts of the UK.

Since winning the Hard Rock Café Battle of The Bands in Times Square, New York, the band have been playing their wild shows in as many cities and festivals as possible. And in the Spring 2024, they will be touring to celebrate the release of their new single ‘Don’t Be Afraid’ which is scheduled for release in Spring 2024

Moonlight Zoo draw influence from their hometown heroes Big Country mixing the latter’s anthemic rock elements with their own brand of Stadium Pop.

“The best debut we have heard since Blossoms burst on to the scene” – This Feeling

For more information on the upcoming tour please visit moonlightzoo.org