Sneaky Pete’s, Tuesday 26 August | 11PM–5am
We close out Fringe month with a full-spectrum night from new and returning jockeys.
M1 sets the pace with a focused warm-up to start the night right. Headlining are Thomas + James, fresh off the release of their second EP — expect depth, control, and a few surprises. Closing duties go to Tom Borley, pushing things faster and harder as the lights come up.
Start to finish. No slack.
Scottish indie pop newcomers Fir The Band are in for their debut headline this Tuesday after smashing their last few shows here. Glasgow’s Ample House and local singer-songwriter Becca Hunter join on support.
Round #3 with local queer club legends.
Hosted by our amazing Queens x
Firmly one of Edinburgh’s hottest emerging bands, National Playboys bring raw, brooding post-punk fresh from their first major festival appearance at Truck Festival and support from BBC Radio 6 Music.
Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s.
Toronto’s Ducks Ltd. thrive on skirting the edges of buoyant jangle pop and driving power pop.
Their latest album, Harm’s Way, contains anxious songs that rhythm guitarist Tom McGreevy explains are “about struggling. About watching people I care for suffer, and trying to figure out how to be there for them. And about the strain of living in the world when it feels like it’s ready to collapse.”
neurons is a multi-sensory, brain-tingling club night raising money for mental health charities.
for our second edition, noodle invites antwerp-born, brussels-based lola haro. lola runs her label and club night ‘small steps’ as well as holding down a residency out of kiosk radio where she explores all corners of her eclectic record bag. her selections are cerebral and swell with emotion, earning her global recognition. with her warm, classy and effortless approach to djing, dancers are in for a treat.
you can also expect…
candlelight~haze~incense~otherworldly bleeps and bloops~deep dance music
and a custom lighting installation from sculptor and computational artist, shankar saanthakumar.
all profits from this event will be donated to mental health charities where donations and funding are so desperately needed.
Edinburgh’s best kept secret and toRR co-founder G. Delano returns to Sneaky Pete’s.
Impeccable producer and adventurous selector he will join Club Mediterraneo founder Andrea Montalto for a 6 hours back to back.
Expect a journey through House, Disco, Jazz, organic grooves and cosmic sounds.
14+ this show is for all persons 14 years and over UNDER 18s MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult, standing only. Doors 7pm curfew 10pm. IF you have access needs or the price of a ticket is a barrier please contact us
Dear Heather are well-known for their fun, theatrical and tongue-in-cheek live shows. Their eclectic sound appeals to fans of everyone from Beastie Boys to Pavement, The Beatles, The Pixies, and The Beach Boys. They’ve been championed by The Scotsman, Reyt Good Magazine, Discovery Scotland and enjoyed airplay on Amazing Radio, CamGlen and Welsh station Radio Wigwam.
We are back once again for our annual August 5am party at Sneaky Pete’s, this time giving our residents LWS & Gregor AM the full 6 hours to stretch their legs and showcase their recent digs.
