The Azurescens
Scoosh and the Sinners
Ally Gerrard

April 4th, 2026

Indie/Rock band with catchy melodies and soaring guitars from West Lothian

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HAAi
at The Biscuit Factory

April 4th, 2026

Following some mega sellout nights for us over the years, shows with Fred again.. and the release of her incredible second album ‘HUMANiSE’, HAAi returns on 4th April to play her biggest Edinburgh show yet at The Biscuit Factory.

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Hot Mess:
Queer Dance Party

April 3rd, 2026

Hot Mess is Scotland’s longest-running and, some would say, most beloved queer clubbing institution.

Simonotron plays tear-drenched orchestral disco, raw, bumping house, high-NRG classics and bleepy psychedelic techno all night long. Offering dancefloor comfort and joy for people of all genders, sexualities, ethnicities and ages, Hot Mess will blow your mind, give you little forehead kisses, and call you a good boy.

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Chiedu Oraka
Billy Got Waves/Benni Murks/Jurnalist
Conscious Route
for fans of… Akala, Dave, Stormzy

April 3rd, 2026

Hailing from North Hull Estate and ‘Best Newcomer’ at the 2025 Northern Music Awards, Chiedu Oraka is redefining UK rap with his dynamic sound.

In Aug 2025, Oraka opened for Coldplay, also performing ‘We Pray’ with the band on the Hull dates of their Music of the Spheres tour that attracted critical acclaim.

Oraka’s acclaimed mixtape Misfit (released via Launchpad+ EMI North in 2024) earned critical acclaim from NME, Clash, Wonderland, DJ Mag and The Telegraph to name a few, with strong support from BBC Radio 1, 6Music, and 1Xtra. Single “Helly Hansen 6” landed on BBC 6Music’s C List for four consecutive weeks, and Oraka became BBC Radio 1’s first-ever Future Flex freestyle performer.

Known for his electrifying stage presence, Oraka has performed across the UK and internationally, including his debut Glastonbury 2024 performance on the BBC Introducing stage, a sold-out headline UK tour, and SXSW 2024 in Austin, where he supported Skepta for the British Music Embassy. His high-energy performances have also earned him support slots with Stormzy, KRS-One, Casisdead and Akala.

Oraka is one of the founding members of music collective Lockdown; through their independent label ROOM 73 the collective have released a number of hit songs, including ‘Men Behaving Badly’, ‘Flex’ and ‘Darcy’, which garnered streams in the millions. In 2025, his fashion collaboration with ACRA was featured in both GQ and Vogue, reflecting his cultural influence beyond music.

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Import:
NOGE

April 2nd, 2026

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For our next event in Sneaky Pete’s we are so thrilled to bring the French Prince of Bass NOGE to Edinburgh for his Scottish debut!!

Joining us from Marseille NOGE (short for Not Generic) is a producer, composer and DJ, and an emerging figure on the French club scene. Specialising in bass music and global club sounds he has developed an approach characterised by corrosive basslines and deconstructed structures. Co-founder, resident DJ and producer with the Pata Negra collective, he’s recently been featured on renowned platforms like Rinse France and Keep Hush.

On support we have Tekhole and Buckfast Barbie going b2b for a set filled with high energy, massive bass and huge smiles. Big time fans of each other – the two are buzzing to work together to make sure than dance floor is shaking from doors.

This is going to be a beautiful bass bash moving through genres and dj’s all night. Don’t sleep on this one!

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Problem Patterns
PVC
for fans of… Bikini Kill, Lambrini Girls, Panic Shack, HotWax, The Meffs

April 1st, 2026

Problem Patterns are a Belfast-based queer feminist punk band channelling raw energy, righteous anger and razor-sharp wit into explosive songs built for shouting back. With no fixed frontperson and a rotating lineup of instruments, the band operate as a collective force, blending riot grrrl ferocity with noise-punk chaos and big, cathartic hooks. Their music confronts inequality, identity, and everyday frustrations with both fury and humour, earning them a reputation as one of the most vital and incendiary live acts in the UK and Irish punk scene. Uncompromising, politically charged, and joyously ungovernable, Problem Patterns make protest sound like a party you have to join.

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RARE Club:
miira Takeover

March 31st, 2026

miira takeover finishing off our March bookings. ,iira holds down a residency at Edinburgh community radio station ehfm with their show Warm Up, which strives to represent underrecognised talent in the Scottish scene. They are also known as a member of DJ collective “Miss World”.

They have supported names like 4am Kru, Mantra, Eich, Honeydrip and sadsugar amongst others and played at festivals like Kelburn Garden Party and Headset Festival.

miira’s eclectic sets are characterised by heavy basslines and percussive rhythms. Their sets traverse the spectrum of dance music, from shuddering 140 to hefty breaks, no set of theirs is the same but is guaranteed to get your feet moving.

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McGarry

March 31st, 2026

McGarry is a Singer/songwriter from Bathgate, West Lothian. Started making music at a young age and started releasing music in 2025. Inspired by the likes of Calum Bowie, Nathan Evans, Pat Hamilton and Odhran Murphy.

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Ride n Bounce

March 30th, 2026

Ride n Bounce every Monday at Sneaky Pete’s

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

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National Playboys
The Second World War

March 30th, 2026

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