Sneaky Pete's

This event has been rescheduled to 28th February 2022

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For December’s installment we will be bringing you a festive night filled with techno, breaks and acid to keep the party going from Christmas. We are showcasing some of our favourite local acts to play doof doof tunes only all the way through until 3am. Bring a spare pair of pants.

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

* Proof of vaccination may be mandatory at the time of this show

* 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

Sneaks super-pal Jacques Greene is one of the most individual and exhilarating talents in global underground dance.

Producing for vocalists Katy B, Tinashe and How To Dress Well, and remixing Radiohead, Autre Ne Veut, Shlohmo, and many others, Jacques Greene has expanded his collaborations to include fashion with cult Canadian designer Rad Hourani and art institutions including London’s Tate Modern.

Hus sparkling original productions include the genre-defining ‘Another Girl’, a house anthem with future RnB leanings that would go on to inspire countless imitations.

He’s part of the LuckyMe family and one of the best friends to the club, this will be one to remember.

Tipped as Big in 2021 by ThisFeeling and with an incredible debut festival slot at the Isle of Wight in their back pocket, the boys are on the cusp of stirring up a storm. Spangled shot onto the scene in Manchester 2019. Spangled’s love for music is infectious, their ‘rock n roll’ attitude blends with heartfelt, witty lyrics and punch-the-air-riffs, proving there’s still decadence in youth. “Manchester boys bring energy and euphoria by the lorry load and the good news is there’s more to come” – GigSlutz “Bright and edgy at the same time” – XS Manchester “Bringing back all the feels of Johnny Marr at his most euphoric Smiths era” – Rebirth of Cool Blogger

“Groove, guitars and swagger galore, these young mancs are on to something” – ThisFeeling

EXTC – XTC members reform the legendary band to tour their classic hits, with the stamp of approval of XTC founder Andy Partridge. Highly revered as one of the smartest pop bands of the late 70s, they’ll be playing Mash House on 26th February. Tickets on sale now!

A Soul Jam residents party is afoot. You are invited, so are your pals, do come along if you are free. Tickets are on RA.

Oddly, after many a year of it being the norm, a night with just the two of us is actually quite the rarity these days, been too many pals weve been excited to have down. I’m excited about it, so is the other one, b2b all night as only would only be good and proper. Maybe we’ll wear matching frocks or something, I’ll need to run that past him first I suppose though.

For best results, bring comfortable shoes and be prepared to do a lot of shimmying… oh and try make sure you’ve not got any infectious diseases etc. (both infectious laughs and personalities will be permitted).

We have one helluva combo to take us into our 8th year…

All EHFM mainstays from different ends of the spectrum, we’re particularly stoked to welcome Edinburgh via NYC hitter Panooc to play their first Lionoil perty.

Full vibe coverage for this one…

Come thru!

Edinburgh’s clubnight for queer women, gender minorities, and their pals is back! Club Sylkie returns with their first booking of 2022; NTS resident and Hooversound boss, SHERELLE.

SHERELLE has gone from strength to strength over the last past few years, cutting her teeth as a pioneering selector pushing harder dance styles and new perspectives to the forefront of UK dance music. Meticulously weaving between jungle, drum n bass, and hard drum sounds, SHERELLE crafts an energetic and immersive atmosphere in her sets. Having featured on boiler room, on the cover of Mixmag and DJ Mag, and an BBC Radio 1 SHERELLE’s notoriety is well deserved, and we’re delighted to welcome her to the intimate setting of Sneaky Pete’s this February.

Support comes from local heavyweight Feena, who’s been quietly pushing the boundaries of bass music in Scotland over the last year. The Miss World resident has recently released a dubstep-influenced track on Scuffed Records and has been keeping the music community in Edinburgh aflame through her work with local station EHFM where she presents her monthly show, HIGHLY IMPORTANT. Feena has also recently covered the Lobster Theremin show on Rinse FM and continues to gain a reputation for her precise mixing and dynamic selections.

With two of the UK’s most exciting acts within bass set to play, we’re sure this night is going to be electrifying and can’t wait to welcome SHERELLE and Feena to the booth. Tickets are limited and we expect them to move quickly, so grab yours now!

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Club Sylkie is a queer night and our priority is to create a safe clubbing space for all dancers – please be mindful of other people’s space, identities, and boundaries. Most of all, don’t assume.

Sneaky Pete’s and Club Sylkie both operate safe policies and do all we can to ensure your safety. If you feel uncomfortable or unsafe at any point in the night please do not hesitate to speak to a member of staff or one of Sylkie’s resident DJs

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

• Proof of vaccination may be mandatory at the time of this show
• 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

Following a lauded appearance at London’s Jazz Cafe together, local star Hiba joins the phenomenal Habibi Funk for a night of eclectic, stereotype-busting party music! As seen on an iconic Boiler Room Beirut set in 2017, Habibi Funk’s DJ sets jump between rare 45’s from the Arab diaspora, electronic records from across the decades and heavy flavours of hip-hop and disco. One for the Heaters history books, tickets probably won’t hang around for long…

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

* Proof of vaccination may be mandatory at the time of this show

* 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

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.