Sneaky Pete's

tickets on sale Friday 27 June at 10am

Benefits merge noise, house, hip hop, industrial rock, electronica, and an angry social media feed to get their point across. 

A resolutely DIY outfit, they have managed to gain fans as diverse as Sleaford Mods, Steve Albini, Black Francis, Garbage, Jehnny Beth and Elijah Wood, as well as getting significant features in the NME, Rolling Stone, the Guardian, and the Quietus. 

In 2023, they released their debut album “NAILS” on Invada Records, which garnered significant critical acclaim as well as numerous Album of the Year nods, most significantly from Louder Than War magazine and BBC6music. 

An inspiring, loud and formidable live outfit, they kept the momentum going with their follow-up album, “Constant Noise,” which topped the list of best-reviewed albums in the world when released in March 2025.

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For our FINAL import of 2025 we are thrilled to have none other than Scotland based powerhouses Hiba & Ria to see us out!

Hiba is a Scotland-based DJ and selector from Lebanon whose tune selection draws from the diversity and dynamism of Arabic music, they channel the transformatively healing nature of collective cultural spaces to celebrate MENA cultures. Ria is an Edinburgh based DJ and multi-hyphenate artist, from South London. Ria’s tunes feature groovy riddims, heavy percussion, catchy basslines and a fun remix selection. Expect Soca, Dancehall, Amapiano, and Baile Funk.

Separate, the two are both seriously talented djs who bring unique and powerful selections while leading the dance floor gracefully, together they are a bundle of energy that work seamlessly between their strengths. We’re really in for something special with these two behind the reigns for the night! Along with them they’ve invited two budding selectors Pr3sh and E-NA$T¥ from their recent Bass Line production and DJ course through Radio Buena Vida! Two fresh faces to start the night off and we can’t wait to see what heat they have in store.

THIS IS THE FINAL IMPORT OF 2025 – no better way to close out an incredibly fun launch year than to celebrate some of our favourite FLINTA selectors in Scotland. Come dance with us before our winter slumber!

Lena Willikens has a reputation for transforming dancefloors into something beyond escapism – places where joy, sadness, and memory dissolve into collective dream states. Her sets are defined by instinct, mood, and colour, drawing dancers into a place where strange rhythms, hypnotic pulses and raw momentum blur the lines between body and spirit. Witchcraft in its purest form.

If cost is a barrier, there is a pay-what-you-can system, please email membranenite@gmail.com for further info + Our safe space policy is always in place – we do not tolerate any forms of discrimination, harassment or unwelcome attention at our party, if there any issues please speak to any of the bar staff or djs.

Poster by Laurent Wians @wnsalu

Herefordshire-based indie band Pentire are making waves as a fully independent act, building a strong fanbase through pure hard work. After selling out their 11-date 2024 UK tour, they announced a February 2025 run of shows in larger venues, including Manchester’s Deaf Institute, Glasgow’s King Tuts, and Hackney’s Oslo. Alongside this, they released a new single, ‘Love On TV’, following their EP release ‘Now In A Minute’. Led by frontman Jack Morgan, the band draws inspiration from acts like The Killers and Stereophonics. They’ve earned support from tastemakers such as BBC Radio 1’s Jack Saunders and have gained exposure through Channel 4’s Made in Chelsea. Over Spring/Summer ‘24, they performed at Beavertown Gamma Ray Presents in Manchester, Live At Leeds ‘In The City’, Dot2Dot Nottingham and Y Not? Festival. Pentire’s 2025 tour saw sell outs across Bristol, Manchester, Newcastle and London, marking them as one of the hottest, new and up-and-coming indie bands.

Ride n Bounce every Monday at Sneaky Pete’s

RNB / POP / RAP / HIP-HOP all night long!

Norwegian duo Smerz operate at the intersection of genres, drawing inspiration from compositional techniques in classical music, the experimentation of computer music, and the immediacy of pop music. Their collages capture moments of everyday life and dreams, telling stories of apathy, loneliness, internal monologue, love, and friendship.

Their sophomore album, ‘Big city life’ (Escho) is a Joycean night trip fizzing with slinky postmodern pop and potent reflections of cosmopolitan womanhood, thriving on contradictions, balancing camp spectacle and coarse truths.

Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s.

On-Sale Fri 18 July 10am

After their sold out show at Sneaky Pete’s, Decius will DJ at People’s Leisure Club (beside Paradise Palms)

Heyday is a queer night for people passionate about house music with Prosumer (former Berghain/Panorama Bar resident), and this month’s special guest Panty Soaker Sound System.

Prosumer decamped to Edinburgh from Berlin where he helped shape the sound Berghain’s Panorama Bar alongside long time collaborator Steffi. Now a popular NTS Radio resident, he’s continued to tour globally and is now equally well known as a frequent flyer at Homobloc, Glastonbury’s Block9 and NYC Downlow, Love International and numerous Boiler Rooms.

Panty Soaker Sound System emerged from the pulsating energy of early 90s clubbing, born from a love & dedication to the UK underground scene – favourites at Glastonbury’s NYC Downlow, Homobloc and Dalston Superstore.