Refracta continues his residency into 2026 with special guests
Pocket is amongst Mixmag’s Top 25 Artists to Watch. He’s playlisted by Flume, has remixed Charli XCX, and supported Porter Robinson and Fred Again.. and played shows with tight pals sim0ne, Kilimanjaro, salute and Notion
Leeds’ Green Gardens form intricate indie-rock songs that value tenderness and extremity in equal measure. Real love and care for sweet melodies, lo-fi guitars, warm drums and the tension of their relationships sits at the heart of their music.
While 2023’s ‘This is Not Your Fault’ relishes the simplicity of live capture, their latest album ‘Thistlesifting’ replaces sparseness with a new found scope. Written in private with limited resources, then realised as a collective, the band transform their honest, warm songwriting into something carnal and tactile. Through a series of evolving masses and dynamics, the songs act as anchors amongst waves of colour and static. These range from dark cavernous tombs to light and ethereal found-sound spaces.
Reflecting on loss and relishing the euphoria of passing joys, the four-piece explore a hushed sanctuary inspired by Sparklehorse, and the crushed lo-fi guitars of the genre’s giants The Microphones and Broken Social Scene. With the help of Joel Johnston (Far Caspian) producing the record, Thistlesifting is a dynamic and immersive statement from the indie-rock 4-piece.
US alternative rock veteran Dan Murphy (formerly of Soul Asylum and Golden Smog) has a new band called The Scarlet Goodbye.
Dan, Jeff Arundel and Scotland based Andy Gallagher have joined forces and are bringing The Scarlet Goodbye and OVERHAUL on UK/Ireland tour this coming March 2026.
Scottish Rock/Alternative Rock band OVERHAUL will start the show off then Dan and Jeff will join OVERHAUL for a couple of song then Andy and OVERHAUL drummer John Malone will join Dan and Jeff to perform The Scarlet Goodbye set, finishing with both bands joining together at the end to perform a grand finale.
They are very excited to bring the tour to Sneaky Pete’s in Edinburgh, Scotland.
This is “A Must Not Miss” tour!!!
Shelf Lives is an Electro-Bass Punk band which is definitely not a real genre.
They make catchy, energetic tunes that bring the abrasiveness and physicality of punk back to a small, cramped house party setting. It’s music so rowdy you can practically feel the sweat on the ceiling and the sound of crushed cans under your feet.
After a few years of creating, releasing and caring-ish what everyone thinks, they now don’t (at all) but are obsessed with experimenting and embracing authentically whatever they feel. The objective is clear and the boundaries intentional; the point is to get every listener to feel something whether it’s bad or good, whether they want to or not.
Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s.
Rio brings his new brand Expressions to Edinburgh’s legendary Sneaky Pete’s with a stacked lineup and an early curfew
Free Time is Sneaky Pete’s series of 6-10pm DJ shows with legendary artists
Presented by Volens Chorus
Having amassed over 600k followers across various social platforms for his unlikely incursion into the core of the British culture zeitgeist, Vuncle, the self-styled “American Charva” has spent recent months attending various UK club nights and festivals, from Teletech to Creamfields and beyond, forging unlikely friendships and garnering support from some of the scene’s most exciting up and coming DJs
Now, Vuncle brings his world into some of the UK & Ireland’s best intimate clubs for a run of carefully curated Vuncle & Friends parties to kick off the year.
Across the debut tour, Vuncle will be behind the decks alongside a rotating cast of very special guests, with a different line-up in each city, played out on some of the best sound systems in the country.
Hot Mess is Scotland’s longest-running and, some would say, most beloved queer clubbing institution.
Simonotron plays tear-drenched orchestral disco, raw, bumping house, high-NRG classics and bleepy psychedelic techno all night long. Offering dancefloor comfort and joy for people of all genders, sexualities, ethnicities and ages, Hot Mess will blow your mind, give you little forehead kisses, and call you a good boy.
