Sneaky Pete's

Duncan Whiteley grinds jackin’ fidget house against white noise, euphoric vocals and heaaaavy basslines. 

www.myspace.com/duncanwhiteley

FAKE is all about underground beats and fresh style. The resident DJ’s are Punk in Pumps, Bus Daddy and Kozmo. Each has their own sound and the club features a blend of House, Electro, Fidget, Rave and Nasty Basslines. Always bringing in fresh new talent, Fake prides itself on presenting known and up and coming guests from around the UK and Europe. Previous guests featured at Fake have been Believe, Hostage, Kissy Sell Out, South Central, Electrosexual, EatDisco, Mikey Magic and Duncan Whiteley.

FAKE is a FREE ENTRY NIGHT.

 MANKY BASTARD PRESENTS : SWIMMER ONE + LIONS CHASE TIGERS + LUXURY  CAR

 A whole host of great Scottish bands play Sneaky Petes on Saturday May 9th as  part of the Manky Bastard night.

 ** £5 on the door – doors at 7pm***

Probably the best gig/club crossover night in Edinburgh, THIS IS MUSIC celebrates its 3rd birthday in SNEAKY PETES on MAY 8th with one of its best line ups to date.

COPY HAHO had to cancel, but have been replaced by the acclaimed Y’ALL IS FANTASY ISLAND. The night that also includes local bands TIE FOR JACK and HOMEWORK.

Plus a DJ SET from RADIO 1 SCOTLAND’S, VIC GALLOWAY

tickets available now from CITY CAFE.

******FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE GO TO http://www.myspace.com/thisismusicedinburgh *****

Leicester’s Maybeshewill flit from thrash to glistening glockenspiel melodies. Defiantly DIY, they have self released 8 ep’s and singles to some critical accaim. 9/10 – RockSound

Navvy. A four-piece pop combo from Sheffield, formed from parts of several undergroundSheffield bands including Texas Pete, In Theory and the incredible Wisconsin Death Trip.

Their latest single, Disco, recently made the number four spot in NME’s top ten of the week and their debut album Idyll Intangible, released 16 March on Angular Recordings (Long Blondes/These New Puritans), is already kicking up a storm of rave reviews, the NME gave the band number 4 slot in last weeks top 10 UK singles and gave the album 7 out of 10, the album was reviewed last Wednesda (18th March)

***NAVVY play SNEKY PETES on MAY 5th – TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW***

Video Nasties are one of 2009’s most exciting new bands. From London  and       currently in middle of a weekly residency at the cities Old Blue Last, the band   head out on tour early March and are sure to set the country alight with there        insanely catchy alt/rock/punk. Support comes from Japanese Voyeurs and local    band Myles Mayhem.

   VIDEO NASTIES play SNEAKY PETES on MAY 4th.

 *TICKETS are AVAILABLE NOW from ticketweb.co.uk + Ripping*

myspace.com/videonasties

myspace.com/japanesevoyeurs

   Ross Clark is somewhat of a veteran in Scotland’s buzzing music scene,        and yet it seems that his time has only just come and more and more            people are finally paying attention to his obvious natural talent. A host of      shows around the country supporting everybody’s favourite band                    Frightened Rabbit in April will only enhance his reputation further. Ross        plays Sneaky Petes on May 3rd as part of the second Aerials night in the        venue.

  *NO ADVANCE TICKETS – £5 ON DOOR*

   myspace.com/electricpolyester

Mixed Bizness is an affy bizzy night at the Art School in Glasgow run by Boom Monk Ben. His potent blend of electro, hip-hop, disco, breaks and thug house is the reason he’s on Solid Steel. 

Impressed with the rep we think Sneaky Pete’s has rightfully been earning, Ben asked could we work together. After months of date wrangling and not a little engineering, finally Mixed Bizness has landed in Edinburgh.

Whilst the night will be hosting some big guests in the future, we thought it would be fun to get Ben to lay down the policy across the full 4 hours for the first night. And as an extra special treat: it’s FREE ENTRY.

LONDON’S UBER-CHIC YOUR TWENTIES PLAY SNEAKY PETES ON MAY 2ND – TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW FROM TICKETWEB.CO.UK + RIPPING

*Support from BOYCOTTS + SPECIAL GUESTS*

Your Twenties and their music has melodies reminiscent of 60’s pop. Plenty of humable melodies (is that a word?) and catchy hooks

Check out a few songs on their MySpace profile. I cannot stop playing Caught Wheel. I like how it is a play on cart wheel. I wish I had some music of theirs to post or a video but seems like they are still in the demo phase.

– OFF THE RADAR MAGAZINE

myspace.com/yourtwenties