Sneaky Pete's

Monsters on Movie Posters are a 3 piece indie band from Fife. Their Scottish folky sound mixed with their modern alternative influences really bring a crowd to life.

Check out their Bandcamp.

Tickets available on the door on the night.

Pender Street Steppers are a duo comprised of Jack Juston and Liam Butler, based in Vancouver, Canada, forming part of the Mood Hut collective. As such they have been churning out indelible lo fi house since 2012. [Read more →]

Phantasy’s golden boy has a long long history with Sneaky Pete’s, this is his sixth show with us in five years. His endless touring schedule has now switched up to promote the release of Drone Logic Remixed.

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Eclair Fifi, LuckyMe’s Resident DJ, is one of the most unique and versatile selectors on the scene, as well as a talented artist and now model. In 2013 she hosted her own BBC Radio One show as part of In New DJs We Trust – as well as regular appearances on Rinse FM, and since then hasn’t stopped touring worldwide.

Triple J host Nina Las Vegas has been described as Australia’s Annie Mac, and enjoys that level of fame back home, but with her outré and outstanding selections, she’s much more than that.

Joseph Marinetti is the latest artist to release on LuckyMe, overdue as he’s held down their Rinse FM show for time. He makes peerless high tempo clangers influenced by gabber and ghettotech. [Read more →]

Nominated for the BBC Sound of 2015, fast-emerging singer, songwriter and producer Holly ‘Låpsley’ Fletcher has become one of the most hotly-tipped new UK artists around, with support from diverse sources from Annie Mac to The XX.

Through beautifully crafted songs such as ‘Station’ and ‘Painter (Valentine)’, the eighteen year old, Southport-raised artist has created a unique sonic identity, mixing sparse, minimal electronic production with gorgeous, emotive songwriting.

Her debut ‘Understudy’ EP came out at the start of the year through XL Recordings.
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The Dan Collins Band are folkish aterna rockers with songs that tread the balance between raw emotion and calculated musicality. [Read more →]

Afro house and beyond from Auntie Flo & Special Guests Invisible City

From Carribean rarities to cosmic Italian treasures: Toronto’s Invisible City Sound System besiege the dance floor.