Sneaky Pete's

NUTS are back to take over our favourite Edinburgh sweatbox, Sneaky Pete’s! Their last night in September sold out, playing a healthy mix of House / Disco / Techno – remember remember the 5th of November!

Hailing from all corners of Ireland, The Murder Capital are a post-punk band driven by the desire to affect cultural change.

Super excited to host these guys in the club in February – tickets are available now and already shifting!

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

Blind Circuits are an Edinburgh-based duo fusing rock, pop and funk with an electronic twist. Big beats, big riffs and even bigger basslines.

Edinburgh quintet Spylaw are renowned for their high-energy, trumpet-driven sound together with driving riffs and soaring melodies.

Dinosaur 94 are a four piece innocent punk band from Edinburgh.
“God creates dinosaurs, god destroys dinosaurs, god creates man, man destroys god, man creates dinosaurs…”

“Another year has (somehow) passed and it’s nearly time for our annual post-Halloween shindig at Sneakys which also acts as our final party of the year at the venue.

So far this year we’ve welcomed Hometown Promotions (CHAS Fundraiser), seventyseven, Eyeangle Records, and ALL GOOD Dundee to our bimonthly residency at the 100 capacity sweatbox. Each crew has more than brought the party, playing alongside our honorary ressie, Edinburgh Don Gareth Sommerville.

This weekend we’re changing things up a little and are getting some brand new talent involved in the party. We were recently sent a mix by a new local-trio, handmade, consisting of Euan Redpath, Coll Reekie, and Lewis Ross. It’s, perhaps, the vibsiest track selection of any mix we’ve been sent out the blue in some time so we immediately knew we had to get the gents involved and this weekend is the perfect opportunity.”

Tickets available on the door

Us at MISS WORLD are totally over the moon to be bringing you Nina Las Vegas to Sneaky’s!

Nina Las Vegas is a doyenne of the Australian music scene, having established her own label in 2015 (NLV Records) and previously presenting on Triple J for over a decade. As anyone who’s seen her 2018 Melbourne Boiler Room can attest, she BRINGS IT.

MISS WORLD regulars Emily “Groove” and Julia “Aphid” will be on support duties, bringing you our usual smorgasbord of musical stylings, and Sade.

Hailing from Stirling but internationally known, Sam plays absolutely enormous festivals in the States, Oz and beyond. He first grabbed attention with tracks on the Soulection imprint that launched Kaytranda and Goldlink, before signing to XL Recordings (home of MIA, Tyler The Creator and the xx). Despite flitting between styles, his love of hip-hop, jazz and trap permeates all of his creations, whether he’s making woozy house, wonky bass-heaters or ambient mind-openers.

A new weekly night with a danceable mix of music made by bands, cutting across genre, age and nation.

“Crisp, infectious, totally contagious indie pop songs” – Clash
“Bloxx might be your new favourite band” – The Line Of Best Fit

One of our favourite bands from The Great Escape this year where they played to huge elated crowd.

2017 was a terrific year for the red-hot Uxbridge based Bloxx – who arrived ferociously at the tail-end of the summer, with boundless energy and a fresh new charge of grunge-pop that the world was very ready for. Debut offerings ‘Your Boyfriend’ and the Radio 1 playlisted ‘You’ were swiftly followed up with an Annie Mac championed second double A-Side ‘Coke’ / ‘Curtains’ whilst the band toured relentlessly – supporting Sundara Karma, The Wombats, INHEAVEN up and down the country.

This year, they’re armed with more music, more touring and even more determination to conquer the world. The new single ‘Novocain’ is another very impressive step forward- once again demonstrating how good they are. It’s ragged and raw, but loaded with perfect pop hooks that stay with you for days – and that’s exactly why Bloxx are so alarmingly infectious; and with the boundless energy to match, there is no stopping them as they continue to ascend.