Sneaky Pete's

On sale Weds 17 January

Mile High Club are back with their residency selections, this time inviting along two notorious figures in the UK techno scene. These multitalented artists have made a mark for themselves in Scotland and beyond with debuts in London, Bristol, Dublin and many more.

General Sale Wed 31 Jan 10am
Artist Presale Thurs 11 Jan 12pm
General Sale Wed 31 Jan 10am

SHERELLE returns for an intimate Sunday session at Postal.

You’ll know SHERELLE by now: she’s been tearing up sweat-soaked clubs and ecstatic festival stages from Chicago to Tokyo, whipping the global 160bpm+ community into a frenzy with her cutting-edge track selections and charismatic, once-in-a-generation DJ style.

Following her 80’s gothic and shoegaze-blending debut album “Euphoric Recall”, Seattle-born, Venice-based musician MØAA returns with her second full-length “Jaywalker” – a record that oozes through nocturnal dream pop, pulsing 909 drums, earwormy vocal hooks and glistening, reverb-laden guitars made for late night melancholic dancing.

Since the inception of the project in 2021, MØAA has headlined tours in the United States, Europe, and the UK and shared stages with Yves Tumor and LA shoegazers (and previous Sneaks guests) Film School on their US west coast tour.

Michelle runs Femme Fraiche at Dalston Superstore and is resident DJ for Adonis at The Cause.

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

Brimming with a confidence and maturity that few manage just two albums in, King Nun are on their way to becoming one of rock’s vital voices – offering scrappy and uncompromising indie punk that battles with the complex themes of the human psyche.

Their live reputation has continued to grow in the years since their debut album, with Rolling Stone naming them ‘Best Rock Newcomers’ at Bonnaroo and earning supporting slots for Foo Fighters, Black Flag and Gang of Youths. They join us in February this year after a run of sold-out shows in Glasgow, Manchester, Belfast and Dublin with Nothing But Thieves.

The Edinburgh Disco Lovers welcome Broad Spectrum to Sneaky Petes for their first event of 2024. This is their second outing together after Broad Spectrum invited the Disco Lovers to their Fringe Festival party at Lost in Leith back in August. Expect lots of energy and plenty twists and turns from start to finish!

In honour of the upcoming women’s history month they will be fundraising for Edinburgh Women’s Aid, supporting their mission helping women and children suffering domestic abuse.

Direct from Edinburgh, Scotland, Kyoshi Station is an electrifying force in the modern music scene. This talented quartet fuses classic rock sensibilities with contemporary innovation to create a truly unique sound that captivates listeners.

Kyoshi Station’s music is a potent cocktail of powerful riffs, psychedelic jams, and memorable melodies, all underpinned by exceptional musicianship. Their self-produced debut album showcases the band’s ability to effortlessly blend genres and defy expectations, earning them a dedicated following and a promising future in the industry.

Their first single, “Butterfly,” is an intoxicating blend of driving synth riffs and hypnotic chord progressions that leave listeners spellbound. Following up with “Impostor,” Kyoshi Station delves into the darker recesses of the human experience, exploring themes of self-doubt and vulnerability through an epic rock anthem that bridges the gap between the 1970s and today.

The introspective and emotionally resonant track, “When I Was New,” serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of time and relationships. This deceptively uplifting 2.5-minute pop tune is accentuated by a solo reminiscent of George Harrison’s most evocative work.

Kyoshi Station’s releases have met with widespread acclaim, with national and international radio airplay as they continue to make waves in the music world.

Excited to announce the first instalment of our 2024 parties at Sneaky Pete’s and our 5th Birthday party!

Joining us will be Alien Communications, curator of the electro label and party by the same name, and a resident at the world’s best sounding pub, The Lion & Lamb.

Throwing countless parties across London, Alien Communications regularly plays alongside the likes of Jos, Loa Szala, DMX Krew and DJ Masda. Expect high end electro and techno all night long.