Nine years of absolutely having a good old try and seeing what happens. Nice.
And for the occasion we’ll be joined by earworm generals Make A Dance as they swing by the capital as part of their UK Tour. Proper nice gear this, we think you’ll like it.
But before it gets all smoke machines and lasers, we will be back in the Westport Oracle’s fuselage basement for our third annual TMD PUB QUIZ. Oscar Mac and Danny Igoe on host duties – belly laughter guaranteed.
Get a ticket for both or just one. Your presence is our present. Happy birthday.
Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s.
Konversion returns to Sneaky Pete’s for an evening of queer dancing and heterosexual indoctrination.
Dresscode is EROTIKA! Whatever makes you feel sexy and sensual. We will be hosting a runway around midnight for you to strut your looks and win prizes!
Limited £2.50 tickets for entry before midnight available
£5 regular entry online and on the door
Our DJ lineup includes the meme queen legend TR4NBIE and our regular resident dj diva ROCHÉ
Hosted and produced by Mystika Glamoor
DANCE INTO A NEW IDENTITY
Now a frequent flyer at Sneaks and an absolute star of Days Festival, Pretty Girl returns!
Drawing on Chicago house as a rhythmic foundation and layering it with gauzy progressive textures, trance-tinged lo-fi, UKG basslines and her own introspective vocals, Pretty Girl’s sound sits at the intersection of the club and the walk home.
Pretty Girl has grown from a key figure in Melbourne’s underground scene into a genuinely international live act, with recent appearances at All Points East, KOKO, Osheaga, Portola, Lost Village Coachella and Rock Herk among others.
Sneaky Pete’s staff aka Sneaks All Stars play all night long this October!
Cheap entry and big massive club trax all night long
For the 10th edition of discotia we welcome the London based party VO!D D!SCO to Scotland’s finest sweatbox. Their resident’s Jane Darke and Jon Krieger will join our residents for a night of indie-dance, italo and EBM.
Sneaks’ very own indie dance night Popular Music returns!
Popular Music DJs play
100 gecs
Arthur Russell
Blondie
Charli xcx
The Clash
The Cure
Daphni
The Dare
David Bowie
DJ Koze
Donna Summer
Grace Jones
Iggy Pop
Kelis
Kendrick Lamar
Khruangbin
LCD Soundsystem
Mac DeMarco
Madonna
Marie Davidson
NEU!
PinkPantheress
Pixies
The Prodigy
The Slits
Soulwax
Talking Heads
Tame Impala
Unknown Mortal Orchestra
The Walkmen
Young Fathers
The xx
Romare returns to Scotland this October for two early DJ sets at Free Time – Sneaky Petes’ day party series in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
As Romare, Archie Fairhurst’s working practice is rooted in building vivid new forms out of existing material. With a playful yet deeply researched approach, he has DJ’d prolifically around the world with an omnivorous style that serves as a logical extension of his studio craft, balancing hidden corners of historical investigation with the kinetic impulse of the dancefloor.
You are cordially invited to a queer party at the dance establishment Sneaky Pete’s in Edinburgh in the United Kingdom. Tickets shall be set to £5 at the gate but may be available at reduced prices in advance. The date is set for the 22nd day of the month of October. As all hallow’s eve draws near we unite to celebrate something more primordial. As the Celtic festival of Samhain draws nearer, the veil between the living and the supernatural thins. Under the light of the waxing gibbous moon, let us join together to celebrate this hallowed time. The harvest has been bountiful, but the days creep ever shorter as we cross into the darkest months of the year. Light a bonfire in your heart and bask in the warmth of the dancefloor to steel yourself for the cold times ahead. Hark! Come and dance with us! Hark! Come and dance with us!
For thirty years, DJ Slugo has pioneered ghetto house music. One of the original fathers of Chicago Ghetto House/Juke music, Slugo’s records, juke DVDs, remixes and archetype presence in underground dance music is undeniable.
In the 90’s, DJ Slugo became one the first ghetto house artists on Dance Mania Records – immediately dropping future club classics like “Wouldn’t You Like to Be a Hoe Too”, “Freaky Ride”, “A Blunt” and countless others.
Takuya Nakamura returns to Scotland this October for two early DJ sets at Free Time – Sneaky Pete’s day party series in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Originally from Tokyo, Japan, Nakamura moved to the United States in 1990 to study under the legendary jazz theorist and composer George Russell at the New England Conservatory of Music, later becoming a staple in New York’s vibrant jazz and jungle scene. He has collaborated with an array of legendary artists including Quincy Jones, David Byrne and Arto Lindsay, bringing his distinctive sound to numerous recordings and live performances.
Nakamura continues to push the boundaries of music, with recent projects blending his deep jazz roots with cutting-edge electronic production. His dedication to his craft and his ability to transcend genres make him a true pioneer in contemporary music.
This Halloween we welcome Irish up and comer, Princess Glitoris.
Princess Glitoris has quickly established herself as one of Belfast’s most exciting names in the underground techno scene. Blending driving techno, hypnotic rhythms, hard groove and tribal percussion, her sets are built around relentless energy and carefully crafted momentum.
Having shared the lineup with some of the biggest stars in the game at some of the biggest stages in Northern Ireland such as AVA Festival, Belsonic, Emerge Festival, Teletech and more, she has become a familiar face in the Belfast scene. Her reputation has also grown beyond Northern Ireland, with appearances at NRG Amsterdam, If You Know Festival (IRE), Circuit Festival (IRE), and a growing run of bookings across Ireland, including WigWam, Dublin, and The Cellar, Galway, cementing her place as one of the country’s rising techno talents.
Full residents squad on support for this one
See you in the dance x
ROLLIN’ heads to Edinburgh this Halloween for a special night at Sneaky Pete’s.
After a massive first night in Glasgow, we’re taking things to Edinburgh with MACKA, BEN2BEN and PHOEBE ROPER on the lineup. Three local artists, one intimate venue and a night of good music from start to finish.
Come dressed up, stay late. Don’t miss out on this one
Scotland’s longest running, and some would say, most beloved queer clubbing institution HOT MESS returns with its supersized BIG HOT MESS party this October for a Halloween special at The Biscuit Factory, with special guest Cormac joining your favourite resident DJ dad, Simon Hot Mess.
A regular at Berghain / Panorama Bar, Cormac commands dancefloors with emotional and ecstatic energy. His take on Hi-NRG, Italo disco, house, techno, and nu-wave displays deep historical awareness, bridging eras of queer club music & culture while pushing its future forward.
Cormac’s Polari Records label is dedicated to elevating LGBTQ+ artistry and championing queer creativity, and his Queerly Beloved podcast explores how music shapes the lives of LGBTQIA+ artists and allies, featuring guests such as Beth Ditto, Peaches, Hercules & Love Affair, and Romy.
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The Biscuit Factory is easily accessible by public transport.
Bus: The closest bus stop is Anderson Place on Bonnington Road, just a 1-minute walk (35 metres) from the door.
Tram: The nearest stop is Balfour Street, which is about a 10 to 14-minute walk away.
Rinse FM presents Yung Singh at Sneaky Pete’s.
Nobody does it like Yung Singh. Refusing to be boxed in by just one sound, Singh’s sets span the full dance music spectrum from UK garage, funky and jungle to hip-hop, rap and everything in between — all blended seamlessly with his Punjabi roots.
Since being awarded DJ Mag’s Breakthrough DJ of the Year in 2021, Singh has established himself as one of the most sought-after club DJs and a highlight of the international festival circuit, with standout performances at Fabric, Panorama Bar, Glastonbury, Sónar and Horst among others.
Soul Mass Transit System plays All Night Long this November at Sneaky Pete’s as part of his Grand Soul Central tour.
Rapidly ascending through a steady stream of sought-after dubs and high-impact releases, Soul Mass Transit System has established himself as one of the most trusted names in the new era of Dance Music, cemented by his hometown Boiler Room performance, sold-out tours of the UK, Australia and Asia, and his Rinse FM residency.
Recent EP releases have surpassed 1 million streams on Spotify, with projects such as ‘HAUSDOGS01’, ‘GSC004’ and the latest ‘GSC005’ gaining widespread DJ support from the likes of Kettama, Chris Stassy, Peggy Gou, Josh Baker, Enzo Siragusa, Interplanetary Criminal, Silva Bumpa, Malugi, Rossi, Job Jobse and Palms Trax.
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Dusky return this November for an early DJ set at Free time – Sneaky Pete’s day party series.
REFRACTA 2026 SNEAKY PETES RESIDENCY
GOO is 6 hours of Daniel Avery & Richard Fearless on a Sunday afternoon.
Trippy records, small room, big sound, endless love.
Back for round 2 after last year’s sellout show!
This winter we invite one of the hottest names in the music scene right now, Sam Girling
2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year for Bedford-born producer and DJ Sam Girling, whose emotive, club-ready sound is turning heads across the global electronic music scene.
Blending euphoric textures with dancefloor grit, Girling’s music thrives in that sweet spot between emotional resonance and kinetic release — a sonic space where introspection meets hedonism.
With releases such as “RAP TT” and “Look what you done” getting endless support from some of the biggest names including Ben UFO, Sam’s locker will be ready to take on Sneaky Pete’s for their Scottish debut
Full stack of residents supporting as usual
See you in the dance x
Mr. Scruff returns to Sneaky Petes for another extended session, this time alongside Glasgow-based ButhoTheWarrior, the Jaiva resident who plays all strains of House music, Jazz, Psychedelic, Disco, Electronic and African music.
These two will be sharing the DJ booth for the whole night, bouncing off each other. Get down early and join them for the whole journey!
Gold Panda comes to Scotland this February for two early DJ sets at Free Time – Sneaky Pete’s day party series in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Emerging in the late ’00s with a series of raved-about remixes for Bloc Party, HEALTH and The Field, Gold Panda (Derwin Dicker) broke through in 2010 with his award-winning and zeitgeist-defining debut record, Lucky Shiner.
Now after a string of critically-acclaimed follow-up records, a celebrated DJ-Kicks mix and collaborations with Fort Romeau, Simian Mobile Disco’s Jas Shaw and Anoushka Shankar, Gold Panda returns in 2026 with TON UP, his brilliant new album for Studio Barnhus.
Made with Dicker’s unmistakable sampler-bashing touch, the tracks on TON UP carry the raw knock of old-school hip-hop instrumentals, pushed through pumping house-music machinery and ready to cause absolute trouble on any sound system.
We’re delighted to have him join us at Sneaky Pete’s this February.
