Sneaky Pete's

Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s. Showcasing the very best of local talent with some extra special guests along the road too. Time to start taking Monday mornings off…

Unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances, PLANET have to cancel the rest of their upcoming UK tour dates. Refunds are now available from your point of purchase.

Sydney quartet PLANET have refined a warm, coastal sound that has connected with fans from across both Australia and the UK thanks to its universally uplifting appeal. The band combine the bittersweet, festival-ready melodies of 90s Brit-pop with a warm, coming-of-age euphoria that is drenched in the Sydney sunshine.

This infectious concoction has earned them support slots with music icons such as Liam Gallagher, The Charlatans, James and more.

OMOLOKO is a Brazilian based DJ and party starter, who has been imperative in making the scene there, into what it is today. His colourful 101Ø party in Belo Horizonte is one the most exciting in the country thanks to its exchange of artists both nationally and internationally.

His reputation has seen him booked at landmarks like Panorama Bar and Dekmantel. So, next up is Sneaky Pete’s for a night of love and intimacy.

Hot Mess is a dance party for queer people and their friends.

Ghost//Signals are a dark indie/goth inflected 5 piece from Newcastle upon Tyne – comparisons have been made to The Cure, The Chameleons, White Lies… 
They’ve had airplay on Radio 1, 6music, Amazing Radio and Louder than War Radio. And have received praise from legendary Melody Maker journalist Mick Mercer via his own Radio Show. 
They’ve supported bands such as My Vitriol, The Chameleons Vox, Gene Loves Jezebel, ACTORS and were handpicked to support Glasvegas at their Newcastle date. 
They are touring the UK this September to promote debut album ‘Lives defined by Winter Skies’, which is to shortly be released on CD and Vinyl via established post punk label Swiss Dark Nights.

MPH has woven his sound into nearly every conceivable corner of UK dancefloors, strapping together monumental releases for some of the scenes most important imprints. From smooth garage creations with DJ EZ’s label Nuvolve, Kiwi Rekords and Southpoint, to raucous bassline bangers for the likes of Night Bass and Crucast; it’s difficult to find a platform that MPH is yet to encounter.

With major support from Skream, Disclosure, Chris Lorenzo and loads more, MPH makes his Sneaks debut this September.

Privet captains the good ol’ ship once again as Haptic invites him back for a special Wednesday reunion. Midweek musical mischief all night long, just like old times

Brighton electro-punk trio CLT DRP (pronounced Clit Drip) definitely aren’t here to play it safe. Everything from their unapologetic lyricism, cacophonic sound and even some of their artwork announces CLT DRP as iconoclasts on the new music scene.

The powerhouse group’s combination of sweet vocals, pumping EDM beats and crashing percussion has been met with much praise from the likes of Radio X and BBC Radio 6. We are super excited to be hosting them as part of Music Venue Trust and The National Lottery #revivelive tour. Tickets are buy one get one free, so bring that friend you’re always introducing new music to.

With support from striking trio Tokky Horror.

We are giving non-House and non-Techno, Disco not Disco, band-driven music a fresh pair of Sneaks. Every Tuesday, Nick, Peaky and special guests mix… Arthur Russell, Baxter Dury, Bodega, Blondie, Brian Eno, clash, Bowie, Diana Ross, Fat Whites, Fela Kuti, Grace Jones, Iggy Pop, Janaelle Monae, Khruangbin, LCD Soundsystem, Lizzy Mercier Descloux, Mac Demarco, MC5, Minor Threat, Parquet Courts, Pixies, Ram Jam, The Slits, Sugarcubes, Tame Impala, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, White Denim and Frank Zappa.

WOODEN SHJIPS leader and MOON DUO member Ripley Johnson brings us ROSE CITY BAND!

It is impossible to talk about modern psychedelic music without mentioning Johnson. He has continually charted new cosmic paths that expand on the language of the genre. With Rose City Band, Johnson’s songwriting and beautiful guitar lines take center stage, the veil of psychedelia notably drawn back.

Rose City Band started purely as a recording project, with Johnson’s role mostly obscured for the self-titled debut album. Released with no promotion in the style of private press records, it was a liberating act, a focus on music without any expectations. Freedom from expectation and obligation gave Johnson the space to experiment with new instrumentation and arrangements. While his vocal treatment would be recognizable to any Wooden Shjips fan, the sparseness of the instrumentation lays bare the beauty of his writing. Shimmering guitar lines are free to shine, buoyed by driving rhythms. New to the mix are arrangements and instruments drawn directly from classic country, resulting in songs with more than a hint of twang. The aptly named Summerlong, Rose City Band’s sophomore album, is born of Johnson’s own fondness for the season an delivers an emotional lift—an expression akin to the joy of getting out there on a warm day, be it gathering for a BBQ, hopping onto a bike, leaping into a swimming hole, or simply reading in a park.