Sneaky Pete's

On Sale Friday 05 June 2026 at 10am

Tickets £10 + fees

14+ this show is for all persons 14 years and over standing only. Under 18s MUST be accompanied by an adult. Doors 7pm curfew 10pm. IF you have access needs or the price of a ticket is a barrier please contact us. Venue is on the ground floor.

Eyes of Home are a promising indie rock band who specialise in creating emotional, upbeat hits for fans of Franz Ferdinand, The Killers, Kings of Leon and The Strokes. Consisting of identical twins Shaun and Arron Leishman, with Jack Brady, Tomas Potter and Gregor Smith completing the lineup. Airplay courtesy of BBC Introducing, Amazing Radio and secured the Artist of the Week feature in Scotland On Sunday.

Horsebath are a Canadian country band known for rich harmonies, classic songwriting and a sound steeped in vintage Americana. Formed in Vancouver (with members originally from across Western Canada), the group lean into traditional country textures — pedal steel, warm guitars and three-part harmonies — while bringing a fresh, contemporary sensibility to their storytelling. Their music feels timeless rather than revivalist, drawing heavily from ‘60s and ‘70s country and cosmic Americana. Lyrically, Horsebath focus on heartache, distance, longing and the open-road melancholy that defines classic country music. There’s a softness and sincerity to their delivery that gives their songs a worn-in, late-night glow. They’ve built a strong live reputation for tight musicianship and harmonies that feel both loose and deeply locked-in — more road-worn barroom than polished Nashville sheen.

Paulie Boy Blues is an upcoming blues guitarist from Maryland, USA. This August he is coming over to the UK to headline his 3rd ever UK headline tour, don’t miss out on this.

Molded in the fertile rock crescent of Columbus, Ohio, three-piece family band Golomb channel Midwest friction into their own brand of physical, guitar-centric experimental rock with plenty of fuzzed-out feedback and driving rhythms.

“Their live shows are jaw-droppingly good, and their music – as evidenced by recent second album ‘The Beat Goes On’ – veers from confident swagger to warm intimacy.” – NME

Legendary producer, DJ and composer Photek plays this August for an early DJ set at Free Time – Sneaky Pete’s day party series.

Photek stands as a pivotal figure in UK electronic music with seminal releases on Metalheadz and his masterpiece debut album ‘Modus Operandi’ – where conceptual experiments of time and emotive atmospherics pushed the drum & bass template to the edge.

Later flooding the footnotes of electronica with 2000’s ‘Solaris’ and enjoying a hugely successful career as a Grammy-nominated remixer and film & video game composer, Photek has been pushing both his sounds and fans’ expectations to the outermost limits since 1994.

Following the release of debut single “Hydrophobia” on x , your new favourite math proggers All The Wrong People present their first ever headline show at Edinburgh’s legendary Sneaky Pete’s on Saturday 22nd August 2026.

E-Tickets are £5 and your name is simply put on a door list, when the (probably) rainy Edinburgh evening arrives you can simply saunter up to the door, doff your proverbial cap, and give your name or email and you shall be granted safe passage to enjoy the show quick sharply.

Support comes from Indie-Songstress trio Bassica and singer-songwriter Amber Redpath

All proceeds go to the young artists themselves, and back into Granton Youth’s “Mixtape” project – a free entry youth music group for 11-18 year olds.

Sneaky Petes is located at;

73 Cowgate
Edinburgh
EH1 1JW

14+ show, under 16’s must be accompanied by someone over 16. The venue and Granton Youth reserve the right to refuse anyone entry should the need arise.

Scotland’s longest-running queer dance party HOT MESS and Edinburgh’s home of good music Sneaky Pete’s welcome all for a day-long lineup of friends old and new at The Pitt.

Marie Davidson (DJ), Olof Dreijer of The Knife (DJ), Optimo (Espacio) and Accident Machine (Live) will be joining your beloved Hot Mess residents Simon & Colin.

Also on site: street food market, cocktail bar, saunas

2pm doors, 5pm last entry, 10.30pm finish

dress 2 sweat / dance 2 entrance / prance 2 romance

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The Pitt is best accessed via public transport. The closest bus stops to The Pitt are on Waterfront Avenue and Waterfront Broadway, then it’s a short 10 minute walk down Spiers Bruce Way (there are signs to direct you).

Accessibility information: The Pitt is completely on one level and there are accessible washroom facilities.

With his explosive blend of glam-punk, psychedelia, and goth influences, Brighton’s ELLiS·D guarantees an energetic live show, with an explosion of whiplash riffs, psychedelic break downs, false endings and rip-roaring returns.

Sophomore EP Spill on Crafting Room Recordings is written and performed entirely by ELLiS·D himself (aka Ellis Dickson) at Hackney Road studios with Shuta Shinoda (Hot Chip, Jenny Beth), ‘Drifting’ offers the closing track of ELLiS·D’s Spill EP, a seven song jetstream of rocket-fuelled, goth-tinged glam-punk, infested with 21st century paranoia:

Ellis has been making a name for himself all across Europe and the UK, with festival performances at key tastemaker events like Soundcity, Brighten The Corners, The Great Escape and Live At Leeds, and European heavyweights; Best Kept Secret, Haldern Pop and Leffingeleuren, as well as supporting some of the finest talent in the UK such as Fat Dog, GANS and BILK.

Supporters include BBC Radio 6Music (New Music Fix, Tom Robinson, Emily Pilbeam), Radio X (John Kennedy), So Young Magazine, NME, Far Out, Hard of Hearing and Rodeo.

Abolish Golf are a four-piece band based in Edinburgh who make danceable, punky indie music. Originally part of scene staple The Party Slogan, guitarist Jamie, bassist Cameron and drummer Calum, who all share vocal duties, have refined the melodic craft of their previous outfit while crafting a more frantic and confrontational sound with Abolish Golf that still retains new-wave and post-punk influences. 2025 saw them add guitarist Sean and perform support slots for formidable Irish folk-punks The Deadlians, as well as the raucous Private Function from Melbourne, plus headlining the T at 3 festival on the Cowgate. They rounded off the year with the release of the single “You Will Never Know”, a dancey alternative rock-influenced track with rumbling synth bass and jagged guitar hooks.

Support comes from Manchester-based desert rockers Scorched Lungs and alt-indie band Papa Hotel from Perth.