Sneaky Pete's

Auntie Flo is a central figure in dance music known for fusing electronic and world influences alongside the likes of Daphni, Four Tet & Romare. Flo’s DJ appearances include Panorama Bar, Trouw, Fabric, D-Edge and former residencies at Glasgow’s Sub Club and London’s Plastic People.

In 2015 the Glaswegian released his award winning debut full-length album, ‘Theory of Flo’ which has been remixed by a number of artists including The Revenge. With several aliases and collaborative projects for his prolific production and creative needs, The Revenge has been revered heavily since 2010 for his expertise as a producer and versatility as a DJ.

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Former Bluetones singer Mark Morriss is charming, witty, warm, candid, and a total pleasure to spend a night listening to. He also penned some of the best British indie hits of the 90s, so the music should be pretty good too.

With I AM PLUTO opening the show.

Sam Coomes is probably best known as half of the long running underground pop duo Quasi, alongside bandmate Janet Weiss (Sleater Kinney). Quasi have released nine albums over the last two decades and toured all over the world. Concurrently, Sam Coomes has played and recorded with the likes of Built to Spill, Elliott Smith and Jandek, worked as a producer and scored numerous soundtracks for underground films and art installations. In short, he is not a newcomer to the scene.

His solo sound is, in Coome’s own words “Suicide meets The Beach Boys. Not the sophisticated ‘Pet Sounds’ Beach Boys, but more like ‘Surfer Girl’ stuff.” We think Wayne Coyne on a Ghost Train with John Lennon also applies!

Support comes from one of Edinburgh’s best bands, Zed Penguin

Eyre Llew are a three-piece ambient rock band from Nottingham.

They have been together since August 2014 and released an impressive nine singles in this short time with previous single ‘Fero’ being streamed over 85,000+ times on Spotify.

They have been featured on BBC Introducing, Kerrang! Radio, Drowned In Sound and The 405 among many other web and magazines with well placed music writers labelling them as the “ones to watch”.

Currently recording behind the scenes, they will be releasing their debut album in early 2017 as well as announcing various festival appearances and tours over the year playing their new material.

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It’s true that hard work and dedication are the key to success, which young North-Eastern star Denney realised in 2012 when his first smash hit ‘Ultraviolet’ was signed by the infamous Hot Creations camp, leading to colossal international success. He was fast named ‘Future Hero’ in Mixmag and the track held a strong position at Number 1 in the best selling vinyl chart on Juno gaining him support from heavy-weights Sasha, Damian Lazarus, Seth Troxler, MANDY, Pete Tong and many more.

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An exciting proposition in this alternative pop star predicted to reach success and inspire. Check Laurel HERE

For one night only Sneakys will be transformed into a late 80s/early 90s hedonistic playground. We’ve got sound, lighting, and decor modifications in the pipeline. More info on which to follow in due course.

Promoters ‘Scruff of the Neck’ are a collective “making waves we shouldn’t ignore” (Hattie Pearson, Radio X) and a “Super-cool imprint” (Manchester Evening News). High praise indeed, but it’s the bands we pick and the shows we promote that make the difference.

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A Minival, Edinburgh and Sneaky Petes debut awaits for one of the most in-form DJs of the the last year, Call Super! From tearing up Magnetic Festival in India to destroying Dekmantel, his DJ sets, express the perfect amalgam of adventurous selections and dancefloor sensibility, always with a sense of hazy nostalgia. [Read more →]

Combining raw, abrasive guitars, layered drones and
hypnotic beats, Bonfire Nights emit a fierce wall of noise
on stage, but also reveal an underlying penchant for
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