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…

For their first bash at Sneaky Pete’s this year, Palidrone links up with Glasgow-based record label, mix series and long-time pals Schematic.

Residents from both parties go toe-to-toe packing future-facing techno, electro slammers, hybrid club music and high-energy dancefloor pundage.

Tickets £5

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Previously welcoming DJ Stingray, DMX Krew, De Grandi, Errorsmith, Galaxian, Giant Swan, Happa, Jabes, Josey Rebelle, Le Dom, Mama Snake, Proc Fiskal, Solid Blake, Stolen Velour, VTSS, 96 Back

Pushing the boundaries, breaking the mould!” – Jack Saunders, BBC Radio 1

“Wow that is terrific- I think my head might explode! I’m not sure I’d be able to cope.” – Steve Lamacq, BBC 6Music

“Turning industry heads” – Hot Press

“…this is no retread – their songs are powering them into vicious new places.” – NME

Quickly following their second single ‘Sofa Surfing’ that lead BBC 6Music’s Steve Lemacq to tout them as one of the next big acts, in addition to performances at the well-established and highly regarded showcases, Ireland Music Week, Eurosonic and SXSW, Belfast mob Enola Gay make their highly anticipated return with the noisier and heavier track ‘Through Men’s Eyes’. Recorded in January 2020 with Chris Ryan (Just Mustard/NewDad/ Robocobra Quartet), Enola spill their disgust with the
Ulster Rugby rape trial, held in their hometown of Belfast; how it was handled, their disdain for lad culture and how the justice system is rigged against women.

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Ahead of your show at Sneaky Pete’s we kindly ask that you have a look at our rules:

* Please take a lateral flow test before you come to the venue 

* Don’t come if you test positive or have any symptoms

* Check in on our Test & Protect QR code on arrival

* Wear a face covering unless drinking or dancing

* Wear a face covering when ordering at the bar

* Use the hand sanitiser

* Please be respectful of others and leave space when moving around the venue or queueing

* Please don’t high five, handshake or hug staff

Miss World return to Sneaky’s in March to host world-class DJ and producer Jossy Mitsu. Part of the legendary 6 Figure Gang, Jossy has truly spread her wings in recent years, holding down residencies with Rinse FM and Fabric. Her sets weave together complex rhythms and textures, spanning everything from leftfield beats through club belters into nostalgic rave melters. Jossy’s 2021 EP ‘Planet J’ blends techno and video game-inspired samples into a package guaranteed to heat up any club. Don’t miss out.

Support from Miss World residents Feena, Alliyah Enyo & Aphid

Please be aware that nightclubs in Scotland are now legally mandated to ask for proof of vaccine status or exemption on entry. If you don’t have a vaccine passport, evidence of double vaccination, or an official letter of exemption, you will be refused entry.

We request that you take a lateral flow test before attending this event. Please do not attend if your test is positive, or if you show any Covid symptoms – there will always be another party. Keep yourself, your pals, and your community safe by testing, and following all guidance on mask-wearing, handwashing, and social distancing. You must wear a face covering when you are ordering at the bar or entering/exiting the venue.

Please respect your fellow dancers – all are welcome at Miss World. We operate a safe space policy, and a zero tolerance policy towards harassment and discrimination. Please know that you can always approach Miss World DJs or venue staff if you feel uncomfortable and unsafe.

Sneaky Pete’s is accessible, however there are no accessible toilets. Our bathrooms are gender neutral the night of our event so please respect each other in choosing what feels comfortable for everyone. Please get in touch with us or Sneaky Pete’s if you have any questions about accessibility in advance of the event as there are accessible toilers close to the venue, located in the Three Sisters.

Producer, songwriter and DJ, Shygirl intuitively combines house, industrial hip-hop and club to produce unapologetic tracks that explore sexual desires and taboos. Her most recent releases have seen her collaborate with Slowthai, Nicki Minaj and Mura Masa. This girl is going places.

Join Edinburgh’s finest residents, WBBR & Kãkano, in a ferocious night of footwork juke, ghettotech, and more as Volens Chorus once again descend upon the Sneaky Pete’s sweat pit for their monthly residency.

The Surfing Magazines are a new garage-rock group consisting of two thirds of The Wave Pictures and one half of Slow Club. That’s two of our favourite bands in one place, plus a great drummer.

After booking him for his Scottish debut almost two years ago, new Heaters residents Haptic are elated to announce their next guest in the form of Holding Hands bossman, production wizard and all-round geezer Desert Sound Colony.

Liam Wachs is a DJ, producer and label boss who plays, makes and releases music focussed firmly on the dance floor. Well, that’s the simplest way of describing what Liam does. An enduring love for house, garage, breakbeat, techno and electro are all vital parts of the fresh, modern DSC sound.

With the label, he has assembled an artist collective who aim to write forward-facing music that guarantees a good time. Breaka, Adam Pits, Baby Rollen and Guava have all released killer material on Holding Hands.

We can’t wait to see the reactions elicited from his eclectic blend of rolling warps and wubs. Support from Haptic residents bringing their usual array of steppers delights!

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.