Edinburgh duo No Windows – fast becoming one of the city’s most compelling acts – join us at The Mash House this October following their previous sellout headline and latest EP, ‘The Great Traitor’.
Multi-instrumentalist Morgan Morris and lyricist Verity Slangen’s evocative blend of classic pop and folk has earned them widespread support from national radio and press, as well as the coveted Sound of Young Scotland Award at the Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Awards.
Lucid Liars have made a striking impact on the Scottish music scene, drawing inspiration from iconic bands such as Frightened Rabbit, The Black Keys, and Joy Division.
Their distinct sound, driven by powerful rhythmic grooves, is infused with elements of shoegaze and even rockabilly, setting them apart as a uniquely dynamic act.
Renowned for their captivating live shows, Lucid Liars have performed across Scotland, including a standout appearance on the Seedlings Stage at Belladrum Festival.
The band has also headlined iconic grassroots venues such as Sneaky Pete’s in Edinburgh, Broadcast in Glasgow, and Upstairs in Inverness, solidifying their reputation as an electrifying live presence.
With an impressive back catalogue of releases, Lucid Liars have gained attention and acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic, building a loyal and growing fanbase
Agora welcomes Amsterdam-based British producer and DJ Pariah to the club.
Co-founder of acclaimed label Voam and one half of powerhouse live techno duo Karenn with Blawan, Pariah first made his mark in the early 2010s with standout releases on R&S and his 2018 album on fabric’s Houndstooth.
With Karenn he’s defined some of the most exciting techno of the last decade, blowing away both festival stages and intimate sweatboxes with improvised live performances. Their 2019 debut album Grapefruit Regret encapsulated this energy and coincided with the launch of Voam, now one of dance music’s most highly regarded new labels.
Support comes from Edinburgh local and Agora resident LWS. Fresh off DJ sets at Outlook Festival, Venue MOT, Sub Club, Motion and more – as well as a run of highly-praised productions for TraTraTrax and Call Super & Parris’ can you feel the sun imprint – LWS is fast becoming one of the UK’s most exiting new talents.
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When you’re a founding member of one of the UK’s biggest bands, how do you assert your own, unique voice? In the case of James McVey, lead guitarist and songwriter for The Vamps, it’s by writing and producing some of the most personal and beautiful songs of your career, with a sound like nothing people have heard from him before.
Catch Delirium at their highly anticipated ‘Sisyphus’ single release show! With support from Roger Bacon and Slowdance, this is set to be a buzzing night where introspective Alternative Rock is fused with upbeat Indie sounds to form an exciting mix of high energy music.
Sneaky Pete’s, Tuesday 30 September | 11PM–3AM
We round off the month with two selectors who know how to work a dancefloor.
Arwen and Ben Mackel step up with a night of high-energy blends — from UK garage to trance and everything between. Fast, fun, no overthinking.
Strictly for the movers.
Tickets via RA / Limited OTD.
Dalmatic fuse britpop swagger with punk grit and shoegaze textures, delivering songs that hit hard while still carrying emotional weight. Live, they’re fast, intense and unrestrained – every set a cathartic release. Support from Ecko.
Ride n Bounce every Monday at Sneaky Pete’s
RNB / POP / RAP / HIP-HOP all night long!
Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s.
