Sneaky Pete's

Songs are inspired by aliens, space and the extraterrestrial.

I’m writing to apologise for my recent behaviour, and to set the record straight on a few things.

It turns out that sound-proofing a garage is pretty damn hard and to get the guitar tone I like I have to turn my amp up all the way, otherwise it sounds like the beach boys throwing up.

All at the same time.

In harmony.

I’m sure you understand.

I am particularly embarrassed about the burger wrapper that blew into your pond.

Who knew fish would want to eat that stuff?

Anyway, I hope they’re now ok.

I think I’ve managed to recover all of the clothes that were taken from your clothes-line.

I personally didn’t find it funny when Eddy dressed up in your wife’s clothes, but you’re only 20 once.

Unfortunately the midnight tones are essential – but I’ll be more selective about who I invite over in the future.

I’ll also try to be more careful about knocking your bins over with my car.

The trouble is that it’s quite long and really awkward to turn.

Oh and for those who asked, I call it surf rock.

But whatever, Homemade stuff all sounds the same to me.

Come hang with me sometime.

We’ve linked up with our pals at Summerhall to present this special gig with one of Scotland’s best bands right now.

Free Love is the latest manifestation of Scottish duo Suzanne Rodden and Lewis Cook (FKA Happy Meals) – a continuation and progression of their utopian dance pop experiments released on Night School Records and Optimo which have seen them nominated for Scottish Album of the Year and performing across the globe. Touring across Europe supporting Liars and The Flaming Lips, and with festival shows as far as Austin, Moscow and Bangalore, the band have become notorious for their sensual live ceremonies.

Using a table of all-hardware electronics, Free Love harness a charismatic chaos and unpredictable energy that sets them apart as one of the most exciting artists of 2019.

Amp Fiddler is back and live at Popular Music on Thursday April 4th!

When you listen to the music of Joseph ‘Amp’ Fiddler your ears are picking up something a little different; authentic funk straight from the heart of Detroit in a sea of beige imitations. But then you don’t play with two of the greatest RnB groups ever created (namely Enchantment and Parliament/Funkadelic), teach J Dilla how to use the MPC60, and write and record music with the likes of Prince and Seal without knowing how to make very fly soul music.

Packing some serious firepower into this one ~ Shapework and Par Avion joining forces for an all night Sneaky Pete’s takeover!

Par Avion have been making some serious noise since founding under a year ago, announcing their presence with two stellar releases. Label artists Agrippa, Henry Greenleaf and Meta step up to show you what they’re about ~ get your seatbelts on!

Welcoming them to Heaters are local heavyweights Shapework. Recently marking 3 years of top class parties with Pearson Sound, you should know already they don’t mess about. You’re in for a treat.

~ Midweek Musical Mischief ~

£3 before 12 / £5 after O.T.D.

Art Brut! Top Of The Pops!

Heads up, this show is set to sell out fairly soon.

We are proud to be a PRS Foundation ‘Talent Development Partner’ and with their help we have been able to curate our ‘New Waves’, ‘Night Music’ and ‘Central Belters’ programmes.

Our weekly no holds barred, down and dirty bikram disco, destroying Wednesday mornings since 2009.

We’ve secured a very special intimate show with The Virginmarys ahead of the release of their long-gestated third album ‘Northern Sun Sessions’.

The Virginmarys extraordinary 2013 rock debut ‘King of Conflict’ debuted #3 on the Billboard New Artist Chart and, they were a buzz band of SXSW and were feted by the US press.

They kept the momentum going with 2016’s ‘Divides’ which had accompanying US, Europe, and Japanese headline tours and support slots with Queens of the Stone Age, Eagles of Death Metal, Slash, Skunk An- ansie, Eagles of Death Metal, Ash, Feeder, and We Are Scientists.

NUTS are back at our favourite stomping ground, Sneaky Pete’s!! If you’ve been to any of our previous nights here then you’ll know exactly what to expect;

> House / Disco / Techno
> Edinburgh’s Best DJ’s
> An Unrivaled Atmosphere
> A Guaranteed Messy Night

For this event we will be joined by some good friends of ours over at Queen Margaret Techno Society! We’ve been very impressed with them over the past 6 months where they’ve racked up sets at Cabaret Voltaire playing for Edinburgh’s heavyweights FLY CLUB and Hector’s House Edinburgh, so you can be sure they’ll bring the party on Monday 18th February!

Our recent Sneaky Pete’s events have been by far our favourite, hitting capacity early on, so expect the same for this one!

DJ’s
TBA

Believe presents the best in bass DJs from Edinburgh at his weekly Sunday communion. Always fresh, always free.

ITP are a “Nerd Disco” project and “Northern Groove Machine” from founders/co-writers of The Moonlandingz, Adrian Flanagan and Dean Honer in cahoots with vocalist Leonore Wheatley.

Having debuted with some very special shows with friends Jarvis Cocker and Roisin Murphy, they’ve made “the third most important outsider pop album to come out of Sheffield.” (Behind Dare and Different Class, obviously).

“Demented parallel universe popstars.”– The Quietus

“A mesh of bedroom dance moves and infectious pop
melodies.” – The Guardian