Sneaky Pete's

After an outrageous set for us last year and a fun-filled, impromptu b2b with our resident Btek, we are hugely pleased to welcome SURUSINGHE back to Sneaky Pete’s on 5th March!

Surusinghe’s sub-rattling, percussion heavy sets have been sending crowds wild over both hemispheres since her explosive foray onto the scene a few years ago. She brings a unique take on uptempo, bass heavy music, with a technical know-how and effortless swagger setting her apart from many of her contemporaries. Join us for only her 2nd Edinburgh club appearance, in a space a fraction of the size of her usual mammoth crowds! Unmissable.

Support from haptic residentés x

Though he grew up in the generally frozen landscape of Troy, New York, Sean Rowe spent many of his formative summers in DeLand, Florida where his father was a residential caretaker at a home for troubled youths. It was there, in a mercifully air-conditioned, mostly unused building filled with donated musical instruments, where he taught himself to play drums and then bass.

Sean credits those early experiences for what has evolved into his distinctly low and percussive approach to guitar playing. During those same years, when he wasn’t listening to heavy metal or building his early musical chops, Sean was in the woods exploring, foraging, and obsessively learning all that he could about the natural world around him.

Since then, his fascination with the subject has only grown and through his web-series, Can I Eat This?, he’s found a means of indulging two of his great passions: music and nature. In each of the forthcoming episodes, Sean will guide a fellow musician on a foraging mission for all manner of wild foods. The two will use their harvest to prepare some tasty creations and end their adventure by performing a cover song together.

Over the course of his career, Sean Rowe has recorded five full-length albums and several EPs. His music has been used widely throughout film and television, with notable examples including NBC’s hit dramas, The Blacklistand, Parenthood. Rowe’s song “To Leave Something Behind” was one of two non-score tracks to be featured in Ben Affleck’s hit 2016 feature film, The Accountant. The song accompanied the film’sf inal scene and has since received nearly 14 million streams on Spotify alone.

To kick March off we have a secret special guest joining us.

Keep your eyes open to see who it is.

Ride n Bounce every Monday at Sneaky Pete’s ? RNB / POP / RAP / HIP-HOP all night long!

King of Blends, living embodiment of the Paris underground, Teki Latex never fails to impress with his high energy sets. The Rinse mainstay also had a large stint on BBC Radio 1 as a resident, among many other accomplishments in his 25 + year career, His numerous mixtapes, Boiler Room and Mixmag Lab appearances are testimonies to his playful yet precise Lego-like approach to DJing.

Having graced clubs and festivals across the UK & Europe such as Nitsa, Fabric, Primavera, Field Maneuvers, Horst, The Warehouse Project, OHM, CTM, Unsound, Dekmantel Selectors & more, he has established himself as a one-of-a-kind sonic architect with a holistic point of view who can provide dynamic, vibrant performances wherever he goes.

Expect anything from Techno, Booty & Hardcore to Grime and Italo with a few bursts of Dance and accelerated pop slipped in, in order to push the euphoria levels to the maximum.

Mr. Scruff joins us for one of his legendary all night across-the-board DJ sets, spinning soul, jazz, hip-hop, house, electro, disco, funk, breaks, afro, latin, reggae and all points in between. Celebrating connections and dragging those musical pigeons out of their holes!

This night is part of his tour in support of the Music Venue Trust and Save Our Scene. £1 from each ticket will go to MVT and SOS’s Liveline Fund.

Aimed at supporting the independent music scene, the Liveline Fund is primarily focused on strengthening the future viability of the UK grassroots music ecosystem. Alongside curated investments into infrastructure, events, touring and UK grassroots music venues; artists and independent promoters will be able to apply for funding through an open application process.

Next up, Lucky Dip welcomes Berlin based producer blastah for his Scottish debut!

Originally from Lisbon, blastah stands as a distinguished electronic music artist and DJ, with a vibe perfectly sensuous and set in woozy soft focus.

His discography contains releases under esteemed labels such as Golden Mist Records, Mixpack, Madjestic Kasual and Worldwide Unlimited and he has mixes on distinguished platforms such as NTS, Rinse FM and Rinse France. Collaborating with artists such as ANIMA, ANTHEM, Don Sinini, jambriiel, Opal, DJ Python, Silvio and more, to create scintillating club facing re-imaginations of classic R&B and pop tunes with a mix of reggaeton, ambient, dancehall, baile funk, trap, batida and tarraxo.

Plus support from Glasgow based DJ and Red Museum head honcho Akumu and Lucky Dip residents strawb.bby & Clo.

As always Lucky Dip operates a Safe Space Policy. Any forms of harassment or misconduct will result in removal from the venue.

Dazed & Confused are Callum O’Reilly, , Archie Brewis and Alfie Smith.

The band has put their stamp on the scene with their unique blend of Scottish Funky Psychedelic Rock. Inspired by Wunderhorse, Kings Of Leon, Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith they are uncompromising in their timeless sound.

Joining us for our first event of 2025, we are joined my the prolific party starter and disco aficionado Oakley Carter! Owen impressed us with his contribution to our lockdown Discolation mix series back in 2020, and has really flourished since then with regular club and festival appearances across the country.

We can’t wait for him to flex his funk muscles with us on Friday 28th of February.

The Citrine’s are a five piece alt-rock band of teenagers from Edinburgh, Scotland. They don’t believe in small talk and are confident they might just be your new favourite band. Formed in late 2023 when guitarist Sam Jordan and drummer Sol Ross started jamming, they quickly filled out the line up with Frank Giroud (guitar), Alex Wishart (bass), and not so secret weapon Abigail Irving (vocals). Their songs are a mix of grunge guitar riffs and intricate drumming – just about managing to keep up with the unmistakable vocal energy of their frontperson. One of Scotland’s most exciting new bands, and currently buoyed by recent radio support across BBC Introducing and Radio 1 for debut single “Drink” – The Citrines thought it only right to play their debut headline show at the iconic Sneaky Pete’s.