Sneaky Pete's

Hey everyone…we are back again after september’s affair (???????)?

After a month hiatus, the hq have given this residency some more thought and feel that this is the first step into the right direction – we hope you can join us!!

On that note, we r bringing Amaliah for a first time in Scotland – a personal favourite from the head office here @ membrane

….anyway, here is all the useful info that u wanted to know in the first place ???

Label mama of Borne Fruits and Rinse FM resident, Amaliah will be laying it down in the later hours of our evening together.

Her DJ sets reflect her bouncy personality – seamlessly transitioning from progressive house to tribal techno, exploring euphoric bass elements rooted in her appreciation for sound system culture. With a debut EP + a Call Super remix on the way and standout sets at venues such as Panorama Bar, De School and Fabric, we are delighted to have her join us for what shall be hopefully be an evening to remember (??? ?#)?

Tickets start at £3 and finish @ a cool £7

— no one turned away for lack of funds – email membranenite@gmail.com

— safer spaces policy is in place so let’s read that before we come to the party……..please check our instagram @membrane__

Brighton’s ME REX began life in 2018 in the home of songwriter Myles McCabe experimenting with shouty, electronic bedroom pop. Touring the culmination of six EPs across the UK and Europe – in 2020 the band have securely found their feet. Joined by Phoebe Cross (Happy Accidents/cheerbleederz), Rich Mandell (Happy Accidents) and Kathryn Woods (Fresh/cheerbleederz), ME REX feels more like a collective idea rather than following an established formula: taking inspiration from the instantly definable electronics and acoustics of WHY?, the rhythms of Joanna Newsom and lyrical prowess of Los Campesinos. The result is a collection of songs that is coloured in shades of melancholy and happiness in equal parts.

Songwriter/guitarist Eugene Ripper brings the “Folk Song 3000? tour to Edinburgh. Limited edition lathe cut  vinyl available at the show only

Eugene Ripper is a trailblazer in Canada’s punk folk scene. From his early days with Canada’s first-wave surf punk rockers in the band Stark Naked and the Fleshtones to his enduring solo career, Ripper has been a master of blending punk, folk, blues, rockabilly, and rock into a signature musical sound. Celebrated for his poignant songwriting and a unique sound imbued with a DIY punk rock ethos, Ripper‘s musical journey has seen him flourish from the Toronto punk scene to the muddy roots of Vancouver and the vibrant anti-folk scene of New York City’s East Village. “Folk Song 3000” is a testament to Ripper‘s unwavering dedication to crafting innovative music that captivates audiences across continents.

Stand B-Side Mondays at Sneaky Pete’s.

Van Damn joins us at Edinburgh’s favourite sweatbox this November.

Hailing from sunny (even at this time of year) Arbroath, Van Damn has seen a meteoric rise in 2023. Having had releases on labels such as Southern Fried Records and Jaguar’s UTOPIA, he has given himself a credible reputation in the scene.

Van Damn has been heavily supported by the likes of Jaguar, Sarah Story, and Pete Tong, as he has had his productions aired on BBC Radio One on a regular basis.

As well as radio plays, Van Damn’s tracks can be heard across festivals and clubs in Europe by some of the most prestigious acts like DJ Heartstring.

Originally from the Highlands, now based in Scotland’s capital city, Niamhy Mac is a relative newcomer to the live scene. Despite this, the young artist has already sold-out shows in Edinburgh and performed at Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival. Niamhy’s songwriting is influenced by the likes of Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan and combines her more Scottish traditional folk roots / influences too. Live, Niamhy often performs with her backing band, catch her (and band) plus support from Mima Merrow and MC Blance on 20 November 2023 at Sneaky Pete’s, Edinburgh.

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

UK’s rock radio titans Planet Rock penned: “Expect his music to walk to the beat of legends past but with its own distinctly modern, toe-tapping swagger” in anticipation of his new music, and who can argue? As whether it’s chart success, selling out venues or working with industry heavyweights, Liverpool-born vocalist and songwriter Dan Byrne has checked it off. The former frontman and songwriter of Revival Black (who notably entered the UK Official Charts at #2 this year) is now set to reach new heights showcasing his voice and presence as a solo artist. Fresh out of legendary producer Andy Snap’s studio, where Dan tracked lead vocals for Myke Gray’s (Skin, Jagged edge, UFO) latest release, he is now laser focused and raring to release his new material to a new, wider audience.

Heyday is a queer night for people passionate about house music, with Prosumer, former 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.

Indie-rock outfit The Rackets began playing London’s live-music circuit while still underage. They have since headlined iconic venues such as Camden Assembly, The Fiddler, and The Amersham Arms. The band released their debut single ‘I Don’t Mind’ in 2022, followed by the self-produced ‘Back in a Minute’ the following year. Their music combines the raw guitar of The Libertines and the early days of The Strokes while drawing on indie influences like Courteeners and The Maccabees. With a heap of new music on the horizon, The Rackets are here to stay.