Sneaky Pete's

WE ARE DELTA headline Sneaky Pete’s Edinburgh. Joining them are up and coming Tuesday Night Whites from Preston and The Shambles who are doing great things around Glasgow and Edinburgh!!

Weekend Queers Assemble!

After our midweek Fringe residency, we are back on a weekend at Sneaky Pete’s.

Expect garage classics, house pumpers, ballroom, edits & other queer club excursions.

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Resident DJ Skillis on deck all night

14+ this show is for all persons 14 years and over standing only. Doors 7pm curfew 10pm. IF you have access needs or the price of a ticket is a barrier please contact us

Originally from the Highlands, Niamh Maclennan is now based in central Scotland. She has been championed by Scotland On Sunday, enjoyed airplay on Amazing Radio and performed at Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival. A multi-instrumentalist, with a background in Scottish traditional music, her original songwriting is influenced by classic artists such as Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan and combines her trad folk roots with modern pop and rock. Niamh headlines Sneaky Pete’s in EDINBURGH on Friday 12 September 2025 with support from The Marches and Aurora Engine

Team Mango welcomes back one of the biggest rising stars in the new wave of UK Garage, MPH.

With heavy support from Skream, Sammy Virji, Disclosure, Floating Points, Chris Lorenzo and Chris Lake among others, there’s a palpable excitement in the scene surrounding MPH. His trajectory points to a future as a leading figure in UK Garage, solidifying his status as the next big superstar in the genre.

Since we last had him up, MPH has delivered standout performances at major festivals including Glastonbury, Coachella, Boomtown and Parklife and has completed multiple tours across the USA, Australia and Asia.

Now he’s back with us in the most intimate club you’ll get to see him in, don’t miss.

Since exploding onto the UK scene in 2019, The Meffs have built up a reputation as purveyors of frantic punk rock and an absolute must-see live sensation.

Britpunk. The Meffs created it. Remember the name!

Across dubstep and its after-ripples, Brazilian street party funk, Chicago juke trax, techno from around the world, and way beyond, DJs and producers have painted psychedelic soundscapes, birthed unearthly creatures, created impossible devices, and moved unknowable ways since Kraftwerk & YMO said ‘go’. Katalysis accelerates the reaction of creativity with passion, our need to move our bodies coming into dialogue with our search for meaning and beauty.

As new faces crowd into the city for freshers’ week, Katalysis opens a bubble of depth in the flash-and-bang hubbub of commerce and community. With four heavyweight local DJs making a rare appearance at Sneaky Pete’s, there’s only one spot on Cowgate to catch sounds like these. Fresh talent paired with experienced sound-weavers, ecstatic expression with rigorous motion, down-to-Earth on the dancefloor.

Led, as it always is, by the marginalised, this vanguard of the edge of the envelope draws from experiences of exclusion, otherness, alterity, subterfuge, counterculture, introspection, migration, racialisation, disabling, and queerness. This night is brought to you and hosted by Katelate, filling an hour each night with the bedrock of the katalytic sound.

queer dancefloors • transcendent rhythms • curious minds • resolute spirits

We don’t accept bigotry; threatening, predatory, or abusive behaviour towards staff or other guests; disrespect to the venue; or overly-intoxicated and disorderly guests. A ticket does not guarantee entry in violation of these basic standards.

Brighton’s really big really clever have quickly cemented themselves as a vital force in the UK emo and grunge scene, playing alongside Tigercub, Sweet Pill, Have Mercy and more since their explosive 2023 debut.

Maya Hacker makes her RARE debut. The daughter of Dan Hacker, she’s grown up around decks and dancefloors — now stepping into her own sound, blending deep house, minimal, and stripped-back club tools.

She’s joined by HAPOL, one of our longest-running residents, whose evolving sound has shaped the RARE booth across several seasons. Expect a wide range of tunes perfect to warm up the start of fresher

One for the heads.

Tickets via RA / Limited OTD.

Day Sleeper’s second EP This House Won’t Fold (May 13th 2025), sees the Leith, Edinburgh-based band venture into previously unexplored territory.

Following on from the issuing of debut EP Everything There Is via Assai Records in 2024, This House Won’t Fold will represent the evolution of Day Sleeper’s sound ushered in by a year of consistent live shows up and down the UK, with a spontaneous, high-intensity aesthetic and emotional core.

Day Sleeper is Leo Bargery, Ryan Firth, Carron Miller, James Callaghan, Liam Dempsey and Edwin McLachlan.

Ride n Bounce every Monday at Sneaky Pete’s

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