Sneaky Pete's

Tickets on sale Fri 7 November 2025 at 10am

Madra Salach are a five piece folk band from Dublin. Originally meeting whilst playing in various outfits on the city’s indie scene, their shared love of the Irish traditional canon led to Paul Banks, Adam Cullen, Jack Martin and Dara Duffy quickly forming a bond playing impromptu sessions in pubs around the Northside. Taking inspiration from the growing experimental folk scene in Ireland, Madra Salach began focusing on original writing and composition, utilising electronic equipment. At this time Maxime Arnold joined their ranks to play the harmonium. These songs, while strikingly modern thematically, are written with a voice that could have emerged at any point throughout the last century, and sit proudly alongside a thoughtfully curated collection of folk standards.

Our March installment sees Mr Borley Room himself, BORLEY take on his first all night long going b2b with some of the city’s finest up and coming talent!

Joining him in the booth we have Geordie, Mixfits, and Dev Kandak. These 3 acts have been staples in the Edinburgh club scene and were buzzing to have them make their Borley Room debuts!

This’ll be a proper journey through a wide range of genres, see you on the dance floor.

M.A.Y is an alternative folk artist based in Edinburgh, originally from Aberdeen. Their music blends grungy textures with mellow, atmospheric sounds, creating something emotionally raw and deeply connected to the natural world. A queer artist with a strong focus on vulnerability and storytelling, M.A.Y explores thought provoking themes with a cinematic edge. In May 2024, they released their debut EP Garden City, a haunting and heartfelt introduction to their creative world. With new music on the horizon, M.A.Y is now moving into a darker, more intense direction, continuing to evolve while staying grounded in emotional truth.

Perennial is an art project: Mod pop, post-hardcore, 60s soul, ambient electronic music, midcentury design, abstract expressionism, French New Wave cinema; it’s all collage material for Perennial.

Art History, the band’s newest full-length album is an adventurous 20 minutes of impressionist punk energy, British Invasion guitar pop chic, and Mod-inflected rhythm and noise rave-ups – both Perennial’s most giddily accessible and most artistically daring record to date.

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

Shaped by over a decade of moving through London, NYC, and Australia, Jitwam’s soulful music has always resisted borders.

The Indian-born creative has long been known for nomadically fusing psychedelic soul, jazz, and house into spiritually charged records. Since his debut “TJD001” in 2013, Jitwam quickly gained respect from tastemakers like Gilles Peterson and Moodymann, who included the EP’s “Keepyourbusinesstoyourself” in the now iconic DJ-Kicks compilation; a move that sparked international attention and set Jitwam on a global trajectory.

With a creative process that is both intentional and intuitive, he released his self-titled debut album, ????? ????, in 2017. This was followed by several EPs on his own imprint, The Jazz Diaries, and full-length albums Honeycomb (2019) and Third (2022). With over 100 million streams to date, Honeycomb remains a defining release in Jitwam’s catalogue.

Jitwam stands, as always, as a rare connective tissue between club rhythms and spiritual introspection. All part of his lived experience, his forthcoming project “ALLIN” project draws equal parts from classic soul, Indian cinema, lounge jazz, and Detroit house, a music community he holds a profound affinity for.

All night, no limits. Hand-made take control of the Sneaky’s booth, digging to the depths of their collection for all the house, groove and oddballs they have to offer. Hot one guaranteed!

With five green bug hats peeking above the stage, Bug Teeth conjure a world just beyond reach. Oneiric, spellbinding, and insistent, harsh guitars and skittering drum and bass rhythms break through hazy ambient dreamscapes. Lyrics are direct and poetic, each song a slide beneath a microscope, examining the intimate, the infinite, and everything in between.

Born from a DIY spirit, Bug Teeth began as the electronic bedroom project of front-person PJ Johnson, who self-produced spectral melodies. From these delicate, lo-fi beginnings emerged a raw, celestial sound, drawing listeners into its unique gravity. Over time, the project grew into a full band. Bug Teeth’s live performances are both fragile and ferocious, a hypnotic push and pull between distortion and stillness.

Their music bends genre, pulling influences from dream pop, electronic ambience, and breakbeat to craft something that feels both weightless and deeply grounded. Their latest single, Landscaping, expanded their sonic world further, balancing beauty with abrasive grief. With consistent radio and editorial support, alongside a growing cult following, Bug Teeth continue to evolve – shapeshifting, sprawling, and spiriting listeners away into the space between waking and dreaming.

Celebrating 8 years throwing parties in the capital with the one and only Peder Mannerfelt!

Whether he’s dropping underground classics on Karenn’s label Voam, Nervous Horizon, Numbers or Joy O’s label Hinge Finger, or working with Björk, Fever Ray and Smerz, no one does it quite like Peder. He’s been pulling about dancefloors for the best part of 20 years with his own brand of non-conformist bass and techno, splitting the difference between playful immediacy and daring experimentation.

More recently, his PM+ series and Peder Mannerfelt Produktion label has seen him thrive on the energy and community of contemporary club music, pushing the music’s possibilities in wild, unpredictable directions.

LWS (Peder Mannerfelt Produktion/TraTraTrax/can you feel the sun) joins on support with Palidrone residents Dansa (LUCKYME), Jace and Rudi

Syrena are an indie/alt band hailing from Fife, Scotland. With their attitude and swagger, the boys are making a statement in the underground Scottish music scene, stamping their place as rock’s new outfit.