Sneaky Pete's

Not just three bands who have a penchant for pink in their press shots, this is one TURBO bill!

Rockers Allusinlove (formerly Allusondrugs) have come good on the massive promise they’ve shown, and have an incredible new record made with Alan Moulder and Katherine Marks (Wolf Alice, QOTSA, Interpol, Foo Fighters, Foals).

Fabric Bear were our favourite local rock act of 2018 and they have reassembled and rearranged to give us a fresh slice of the pie.

Shredd are a brilliant band on Glasgow’s awesome Fuzz- kill label who we book every chance we can get.

For our first outing of the last year of the 2010s we are fair pleased to welcome, on the 1210s: Cardiff’s chief selector, veteran music maker and all round good geezer DJ GUY.

Guy Evans first caught our ears a few years back, when the top chaps at Glasgow’s All Caps released a few of the timeless gems he made back in the 1990s. There has followed a steady slew of output on labels such as Organic Analogue Records, Hypercolour, Cejero and, most recently, Exotic Robotics. Regardless of when the material might date from, consistently ecstatic undercurrents flow throughout.

The same energy, emotion and depth of knowledge permeates his DJ sets, which is why it is with no small amount of excitement that we look forward to him gracing the booth in our favourite wee sweatbox in the galaxy.

Warm up duties will be taken care of our very own Other Lands, who is very much looking forward to seeing you all there.

Seven sheets on the door – catch yez on the floor.

Alongside Rascalton, Heavy Rapids are part of a new wave of Glasgow bands with incredible punk energy and a following that really feels like the germ of a huge scene.

We’ve paired them with NYC’s frankly astonishing Public Practice who harness the coolest funkiest bits of CBGB proto-punk with a 2019 textural awareness and sass.

We’re so excited to welcome Peach to our musical beauty pageant – we’ve been desperate to book her in ever since her House Pumpers mix for Boiler Room set our ears ablaze.

Come on down for a dance – it’s gonna be peachy.

Sheffield continues to produce such a wealth of talent. Our regular Fresh Produce showcase night is usually dedicated to Scottish talent but punk four-piece Feral Family were far too attention grabbing to ignore. Already turning heads in the UK gig circuit, they are joined by two Scottish acts sure to make waves of their own – The Roques and Third Party.

DJs playing music by bands to make you dance: Grace Jones to Neu!, Parquet Courts to Brian Eno, The Clash to Janelle Monae.

This year’s theme for our Independent Venue Week is that it’s punk as f*ck and turned up to eleven, and these two magnificent bands, from Glasgow and Blackpool respectively, really define that attitude, as well as giving us our first advance sellout show of the year.

Boundary breaker, Raphaël Top-Secret touches down at Heaters! Expect a seamless journey through anything and everything – this DJ can do it all.

Fuelled by the belief that if you want to discover some- thing new, the best place to look is right on your doorstep, Scottish Fiction is a record label that focuses on discovering, showcasing, and promoting new music from Scotland to a wider audience, and they get our full support. From alternative to hip-hop, folk to electronica, and from major artists to the unsigned and underground, Scottish Fiction champions new music from Scotland in all its forms.

This is a great triple bill of the best of their new batch of artists.

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