Sneaky Pete's

14+ this show is for all persons 14 years and over people UNDER 18 MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult, standing only. Doors 7pm curfew 10pm. IF you have access needs or the price of a ticket is a barrier please contact us. Venue is on the ground floor.

Eyes of Home are a promising indie rock band who specialise in creating emotional, upbeat hits for fans of Franz Ferdinand, The Killers, Kings of Leon and The Strokes. Consisting of identical twins Shaun and Arron Leishman, with Jack Brady, Tomas Potter and Gregor Smith completing the lineup. Airplay courtesy of BBC Introducing, Amazing Radio and secured the Artist of the Week feature

Decius bring techno sleaze swollen with punk energy. With fans including Iggy Pop, Depeche Mode, DJ Harvey and Honey Dijon, the supergroup (of sorts) joins us after standout shows at Berghain, Glastonbury, Les Nuites Sonores and more.

On-Sale Fri 18 July 10am

Norwegian duo Smerz operate at the intersection of genres, drawing inspiration from compositional techniques in classical music, the experimentation of computer music, and the immediacy of pop music. Their collages capture moments of everyday life and dreams, telling stories of apathy, loneliness, internal monologue, love, and friendship.

Their sophomore album, ‘Big city life’ (Escho) is a Joycean night trip fizzing with slinky postmodern pop and potent reflections of cosmopolitan womanhood, thriving on contradictions, balancing camp spectacle and coarse truths.

Herefordshire-based indie band Pentire are making waves as a fully independent act, building a strong fanbase through pure hard work. After selling out their 11-date 2024 UK tour, they announced a February 2025 run of shows in larger venues, including Manchester’s Deaf Institute, Glasgow’s King Tuts, and Hackney’s Oslo. Alongside this, they released a new single, ‘Love On TV’, following their EP release ‘Now In A Minute’. Led by frontman Jack Morgan, the band draws inspiration from acts like The Killers and Stereophonics. They’ve earned support from tastemakers such as BBC Radio 1’s Jack Saunders and have gained exposure through Channel 4’s Made in Chelsea. Over Spring/Summer ‘24, they performed at Beavertown Gamma Ray Presents in Manchester, Live At Leeds ‘In The City’, Dot2Dot Nottingham and Y Not? Festival. Pentire’s 2025 tour saw sell outs across Bristol, Manchester, Newcastle and London, marking them as one of the hottest, new and up-and-coming indie bands.

tickets on sale Friday 27 June at 10am

Benefits merge noise, house, hip hop, industrial rock, electronica, and an angry social media feed to get their point across. 

A resolutely DIY outfit, they have managed to gain fans as diverse as Sleaford Mods, Steve Albini, Black Francis, Garbage, Jehnny Beth and Elijah Wood, as well as getting significant features in the NME, Rolling Stone, the Guardian, and the Quietus. 

In 2023, they released their debut album “NAILS” on Invada Records, which garnered significant critical acclaim as well as numerous Album of the Year nods, most significantly from Louder Than War magazine and BBC6music. 

An inspiring, loud and formidable live outfit, they kept the momentum going with their follow-up album, “Constant Noise,” which topped the list of best-reviewed albums in the world when released in March 2025.

World News are a London-based quartet creating jangly, atmospheric and dreamy guitar-driven music. Last year, they released 2 standout EP’s, all brimful of their trademark addictive guitar lines, seductive melodies and ever-guessing moods. Recently nominated in Stereogum’s 40 Best New Artists of 2024, and featured in SPIN’s and The FADER’s artists to watch in 2025, this year they’ve set their sights on their debut album.

14+ this show is for audiences 14 years and over, standing only. Doors 7pm curfew 10pm. IF you have access needs or the price of a ticket is a barrier contact us.

Dear Heather are well-known for their fun, electric live gigs, for fans of The Beastie Boys, The Pixies and Beach Boys. They’ve enjoyed airplay on Amazing Radio, Radio Wigwam and toured the UK, including performing at Glasgow’s iconic King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, and a sold out show in Edinburgh’s Sneaky Pete’s. They headline Sneaky Pete’s in EDINBURGH on Saturday 22 November 2025

Free Time is Sneaky Pete’s series of Sunday early DJ shows
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After selling out London, Kelly Lee Owens is taking ASCEND on the road for a run of sweaty techno club shows across the UK.

In celebration of her new EP, KELLY, each night brings the music back to the dancefloor it was created for.

These DJ shows follow Kelly’s sets for The Chemical Brothers, Bicep and Caribou, and her appearance at Boiler Room x Amnesia as part of Charli XCX’s PARTYGIRL takeover, taking that atmosphere into smaller, louder rooms.

Support to be announced.

No phones are allowed on the dancefloor. A photographer will capture the night, and we’ll share a link afterwards.

This is about protecting the music, losing your head and ASCENDing together.

Jazz and neosoul from Edinburgh. Celebrating the upcoming release of Menagerie EP, a mix of songs that showcase a kaleidoscope of sound: murky riffs and tight melodic playing; expansive chords and meditative soloing; delicate ballads and dnb-influenced foot-stompers.

Carbona Not Glue are the longest running RAMONES tribute band in the world. Formed in 1994, they played their first punk gig at the legendary Tap O’ Lauriston in 1995. That was when the RAMONES were still alive and still performing. Officially endorsed by CJ Ramone himself, ok he wore the T shirt, that’s enough.

With support from a brand new band Bloody Marys (1990’s / 2000’s alt rock)

For fans of the RAMONES, and Rock n Roll Punk

Copenhagen act Snuggle evoke melancholic beauty with shimmering indie-pop and foreboding lyrics; ?”love songs for an apocalypse”.

Stockholm’s Horse Vision winkingly reframe contemporary indie sounds and beloved pop samples in a goofy yet undeniably beautiful way.

Psychedelic indie-rockers The Dream Machine blend smooth vocal harmonies with tantalisingly hypnotic Americana grooves, influenced by iconic psych-rock songwriters such as Patti Smith and The Brian Jonestown Massacre.

“The Dream Machine are one of my favourite bands. They bridge the gap between pop stars and psych punks effortlessly. Small Time Monsters is an incredible album.” James Skelly, The Coral

Forged by Amsterdam’s underground scene, Marathon combine the sharp edges of post-punk, shoegaze haze and indie introspection to explore the complexities of modern existence with gripping live performances.

An Alternative Rock band from Glasgow

Reykjavik band Spacestation aspire to redefine what noise can be within the context of pop music, like their heroes Velvet Underground, Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine. They combine intensity of shoegaze, catchy Krautrock rhythms and the attitude of 60s psychedelia into a jogging sonic landscape for nights dancing with strangers.

The Herons make punk for undergraduates

Sneaky Pete’s & Hip Hop Scotland Present – Airospace

Born and raised through the traumas of the trenches in Southeast DC, Airospace has made beauty of their harsh reality with the medicine of honest expression. A revolutionary artist, musician and photographer, Airospace creates multidimensional raps for the people still living in the BPM of sensitivity. If their thought provoking lyrics and elevated, layered beats weren’t enough to bring catharsis – their vocal range is sure to invite the most hesitant and unlikely listener. Known for the critically acclaimed Sorry to Bother You, AZALEA, and their Senjougahara Hitagi, Vol.III series.

Praised by Noel Gallagher for their “great guitar sound,” CUSP have built a loyal following, sharing stages nationwide with DMA’s, Red Rum Club, The Snuts and Corella, while making committed fans of their own at headline shows.

A band with a single-minded vision to make guitar music that feels familiar and sounds brand-new, CUSP are shaping a bold, anthemic sound with real depth beneath the surface.

Marconi Union continue to side step traditional genres forging their own path. In their music can be found hints of Dub, Jazz, Ambience, Minimal Techno and Electronica which are blended together with melodies to give a unique atmospheric vibe.

They frequently draw comparisons to artists such as Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, Biosphere, Tangerine Dream and Boards of Canada, while at the same time moulding these influences into their own distinct sound. Tracks from their new studio album The Fear of Never Landing have been described vicariously as Electronic Head Music or a new Electronic Shoegaze.
 
Marconi Union have worked with many artists including Jah Wobble, Max Richter, Biosphere, Steve Jansen (Japan) and Marina Ambramovich Institute. The group have previously played at a variety of festivals and events, notably Big Chill festival and Punkt! Festival in Norway, the latter at the invitation of Brian Eno where they we asked to play live re-mixes of the previous performer’s works.

RESTRICTED CODE

The Codes will be launching their debut album, ‘Chasing Shadows,’ available here released November 1st on the Last Night From Glasgow label. Restricted Code enjoyed fantastic critical success and something of a ‘cult’ following in the early 1980s. Signed to Bob Last’s Pop:aural label alongside label-mates The Fire Engines, Boots for Dancing, and The Flowers, Sounds music paper claimed they delivered the ‘best gig of 1981.’ They also received rave reviews and features in magazines including NME, The Face, and Melody Maker.

The band split up late in 1981, perhaps due to the pressures of not achieving breakthrough success despite such critical acclaim, but reformed with all original members. After releasing new music digitally in 2020 and 2023, the band is back with a brand new album to be released in November 2025.

Visit restrictedcode.com to hear music from the band, including John Peel sessions and previously released music. At Sneaky Pete’s, they will play the entirety of Chasing Shadows, plus highlights from their back catalogue.

BIG LANES

Big Lanes is a Scottish post-punk/psych rock band from Edinburgh. They formed during the pandemic in 2021 and are influenced by bands like Yo La Tengo, Galaxie 500, and The Jesus and Mary Chain.

WOOM is comprised of Alice Barlow, Gray Rimmer, Lara Laeverenz, and Isobel Risk. A low hum, a harmony and ripple, a mirror of reverberating melismatic vocals carrying listeners to the heart of a sound.

South London four-piece choir WOOM have just released their latest single ‘Circe’ to critical acclaim from the likes of The Guardian, Crack Magazine and The Line of Best fit and 6 Music and Radio 3 amongst others. This spellbinding introduction to their forthcoming project follows the acclaimed 2021 debut EP ‘Into The Rest’, which saw them reimagine a diverse selection of tracks from luminary artists into bewitching new forms.

The notoriety of WOOM’s performances have already garnered an impressive live legacy, with the band recently joining Clarissa Connelly on stage at the ICA alongside Caroline Polachek and supporting King Krule, The Big Moon and Grouper. The band have also performed at many prestigious festivals, including Glastonbury, Mirrors and Boiler Room Festival, including two consecutive sold-out headline shows at the Southbank Centre.

“WOOM weave music of spare plaintive beauty, from the most minimal of elements: four voices, and one (tastefully deployed) guitar” – Loud & Quiet

“There are shades of Cat Power at her most downbeat here, but it’s all about the harmonies with this indie-folk quartet: dreamy but with an edge of threat.” – The Guardian

Australian duo Renee de la Motte and Thomas Eagleton, better known as Salarymen, conjure an addictive blend of indie, rock, disco and psych influences, taking a nod from the likes of The Strokes and Beach Party , to Alice Phoebe Lou and Arcade Fire. Recently showcasing at The Great Escape and selling out their first ever UK show in Edinburgh, Salarymen have moved from strength to strength in the last 12 months. From touring nationally with Royal Otis and San Cisco , to showcasing at SXSW Austin, nabbing a slot at one of Australia’s biggest festivals, Lost Paradise, and performing to enamoured crowds across Tokyo and Osaka on their debut Japan tour, the band is currently in their biggest year yet.

Salarymen have earned regular spots on local/international Spotify playlists, play on BBC6, Radio X and KEXP, premieres on triple j, features on Clash, The Guardian, NME and much more.

Punkrock’s daughter has a son with a robot.
The hellish cyborg offspring is exiled.
Sick riffs and spite are his only solace.
This is our ancestors story.

The Zebecks are carrying the Scottish Indie torch for the next generation. Originally from Elgin, the band uprooted their small-town lives to pursue a shared musical dream in Glasgow. Since then, they’ve cemented themselves as an unmissable live act, sharing stages with the likes of Glasvegas, Been Stellar, and Declan Welsh and The Decadent West.

2024 saw three singles, a King Tut’s headline, a sold-out hometown show, and a BBC Introducing Stage performance at Tenement Trail, where they brought the festival’s headliner Declan Welsh onstage to perform their collaborative single ‘Life Advice’. This year brings an exciting new chapter for the band with BBC Radio Scotland naming them in their “25 Scottish Artists to Watch in 2025” and new music set for release in the spring.

In-your-face and with no plans to move – Fog Bandits are a four piece igniting Glasgow with uniquely electric tracks and non-stop energy. Imagine if Queens of the Stone Age and My Chemical Romance went on a night out and somehow wound up in Glasgow. This band would form that exact musical concoction. It’s like an arena sized sound condensed into some of the UK’s most rowdy small venues.

This is a band who have really started to grow in the last year, supporting acts such as L.S Dunes and VUKOVI, whilst selling out headline shows in venues like King Tuts to rapturous praise, and highlighting festivals like Scotland’s Tenement Trail.

They are the kind of smaller artist that dreams big, and isn’t shy on bringing that sound to packed out dive bars and dingey venues over the country. A sound that pulls you in, knocks you back, smothers you in awe and refuses to let go. It feels as at home on bigger stages as it does in Glasgow’s many small rooms.

Long Island, NY singer-songwriter Laura Stevenson brings her slow-mo folk rock and alt-country here this December following the release of her stunning sixth album ‘Late Great’.

In the four years since her self-titled album was released, Laura’s entire life has been upended by pandemic-era motherhood, a painful split, and navigating new loves.

Her new album is about letting go, taking charge, and learning to rebuild from the deepest layers of your being: “It’s a document of loss for sure, but it also kind of draws the map of this exciting precipice that I’m standing on. I am making my own life now. With the record, with everything, this is the first time I get to call all the shots.”

Jennifer Walton is a London-based producer, composer, and musician whose work sits at the intersection of experimental club music, emotional electronics, and avant-pop. Her sound blends industrial textures, distorted rhythms, and moments of striking vulnerability — creating music that feels both confrontational and deeply human.

After emerging from the UK underground scene, Walton has become known for her boundary-pushing live sets and distinctive production style, balancing chaos with clarity. She has collaborated with artists such as Kero Kero Bonito, Cryalot, and Metronomy, while also contributing remixes and mixes for platforms like Dazed and NTS Radio.

Her 2025 debut album Daughters (Local Action) marks a defining moment in her evolution as an artist. Written during a period of upheaval and personal loss, it transforms grief and dislocation into something transcendent — a collage of pulsating beats, cathartic noise, and glimmering melody. The result is an album that feels as physical as it is emotional, exploring what it means to hold onto tenderness in a fractured world.

With Daughters, Jennifer Walton has established herself as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary electronic music — fearless, inventive, and unafraid to confront beauty and brutality in equal measure.

Megan Black is an award-winning artist from Scotland creating music that combines the nostalgia of ’60’S/’70’s rock with the modern sound of queer, feminist pop. Megan has recently won ‘EP of the Year’, had her single ‘Funk for introverts’ named one of the top 20 singles released in Scotland 2024, and has been one of only 6 UK based acts invited to perform at Tallin music week – supported by the PRS international development fund to do a mini tour of Europe beginning in March 2025 which allowed her to showcase her new album (releasing in 2025).

We are very sorry to announce that our Edinburgh and Newcastle shows will have to be postponed until later in the year. We were hoping for Ollie to make a full recovery from surgery by this weekend but he is back in hospital with complications. He should be home in a day or two, but we need to clear the decks for him to recover fully before he can be signed off for playing shows. Thanks in advance for your understanding. Xx

Miki Berenyi began her career as a recording artist in 1989, as co-founder of the band Lush, releasing a series of EPs (Scar, Mad Love and Black Spring compiled as Gala) and LPs (Spooky, Split and Lovelife) on the iconic 4AD label. The band toured extensively, many times in the US — with Ride, Babes in Toyland, Jane’s Addiction, Flaming Lips, Weezer and, most notably, as openers on the 1992 Lollapalooza tour.

split in 1996, and Miki retired from music, but a 2015-16 reunion tour, which included a Coachella date and release of an EP Blond Spot, revived her enthusiasm and she formed Piroshka, who released two albums on Bella Union: Brickbat (2019) and Love Drips and Gathers (2021).

When the global pandemic made touring impossible, Miki spent the lockdown months writing her memoir, Fingers Crossed, released in 2022 to widespread acclaim. To provide some musical accompaniment for the string of book events and signings, Miki Berenyi Trio was formed, with her partner Kevin ‘Moose’ McKillop on guitar and Oliver Cherer on bass (both had played in Piroshka).

The band has developed a momentum of its own and they are now writing new songs, inserted into the set of and Piroshka tracks as they continue to fulfil live bookings, with a plan to record and release an album in 2025.

London-based The Rackets release their debut EP on 16 January 2025. Following recent singles ‘Car Sick’, ‘Thursday Bags’, and ‘131’, the band head to Scotland to tour their new live set before further gigs across the UK and Ireland this year. In 2025, they sold out London’s The Troubadour following festival slots at Blue Reef and Mascara Bar. They return to Edinburgh following their sold-out gig at Mash House twelve months ago.

Natalie Wildgoose is a North Yorkshire– and London-based singer-songwriter whose music carves out space for stillness, memory, and the natural world. Raised among moors and mist-shrouded landscapes, she writes and records songs on vintage pianos scattered across the Yorkshire Dales, using her grandfather’s reel-to-reel tape recorder to capture the ambience and crackle of place.

Her latest EP Come Into The Garden (2025) unfolds like a collection of ghost-songs: minimal piano, tender vocals, and subtle traces of analogue tape hiss. Wildgoose’s music occupies a haunting territory between folk, alt-country, and art-song — think trembling melodies, spare arrangements, and an almost archival intimacy. Her voice and approach have been likened to the spectral folk tradition of Molly Drake and Sibylle Baier.

Emerging from poetry and place, Natalie’s songs draw on themes of nature, longing, and the rhythms of rural life, inviting listeners into quiet rooms, old halls, and the hush of moorland nights. As she hones her craft, she stands out as a captivating new voice in the UK folk and alt-folk scene — unafraid to lean into fragility and stillness, transforming memory and landscape into deeply felt music.

YOWL’s rough-edged, storytelling spirit has nothing to hide […] all brutal detail and faultless frustration’ – DIY ‘Yowl are a band who make Peckham sound like New York City 2002’ – Loud and Quiet ‘Brooding ruminations on life’s less brilliant parts set to dark, howling garage-rock’ – NME

New Edinburgh based Bowie cover band pays homage to his song writing brilliance spanning six decades. Songs from Space Oddity to Black Star.

The Rebel is the long-running solo project of Ben Wallers, best known as the frontman of cult Scottish band Country Teasers. Operating under the moniker since the early 2000s, Wallers has built a vast and unpredictable catalogue that spans lo-fi punk, experimental rock, spoken word, and electronic noise. His work as The Rebel is marked by a sharp sense of satire, surreal lyricism, and a fiercely DIY ethos — often recorded on rudimentary equipment and released through small labels or handmade cassettes.

Cowgate Block Party is a new Edinburgh-based multi-venue festival celebrating discovery, emerging artists and local culture. Taking place across three iconic Cowgate venues, the event aims to shine a spotlight on new sounds and the creative heartbeat of the city.

Lineup – Alex Apolline, Bathing Suits, Bikini Body, Doss, Dream Nails, Ellis D, Filmstar, Fourth Daughter, Girl Group, Gurry Wurry, Insider Trading, No Bad News In Heaven, Quiet Years, Sarah/Shaun, Vona Vella

GENN are a four-piece band based in Brighton, originally from Malta, whose sound fuses post-punk urgency with psychedelic textures and art-rock experimentation. Fronted by the charismatic Leona Farrugia, ?ENN create music that’s both politically charged and deeply personal, built on hypnotic basslines, angular guitars, and infectious grooves. Their songs explore themes of identity, womanhood, and defiance, delivered with raw emotion and an undeniable sense of energy.

Their acclaimed releases — including unum and liminal — have cemented GENN as one of the most exciting voices in the UK’s alternative scene. Drawing on influences from 1970s punk to contemporary post-punk and psych, the band’s sound is bold, rhythmic, and always evolving. On stage, they’re a force of nature — dynamic, theatrical, and unafraid to push boundaries.

Blurring the lines between chaos and control, GENN channel their Mediterranean roots and outsider spirit into something fiercely original. With their fearless attitude and genre-blending sound, they continue to carve out a space entirely their own.

Following a massive sold out show last year, future alt-rock titans HotWax join us at The Caves in February as part of their HOTSHOCK headline tour.

Matt Storm makes music that fuses vintage soul and jazz with modern alternative sounds. Matt’s blend of alt soul, often described as “unique yet accessible” touches on themes of vulnerability and hard truths. Currently based in Vancouver, Storm toured Canada extensively in 2023, as well as the UK and Europe. On Spotify his music continues to grow, with “We Went Our Own Ways” cracking 5 million streams. As a producer, he’s worked behind the scenes with JUNO nominated artists. His third official project “Spilt” was released 2024 and mixed by Grammy-award winning Engineer Ben Kane.

Iris Caltwait is an Norweigan artist whose music drifts between dreamlike indie, alt-pop, and cinematic folk. Blending ethereal vocals with lush production and introspective lyrics, she creates songs that feel both intimate and expansive. Drawing comparisons to artists like Weyes Blood, The Japanese House, and Phoebe Bridgers, her sound captures moments of vulnerability and beauty in equal measure. With an emphasis on atmosphere and emotion.

Alex Spencer is an 18-year-old artist known for his sharp songwriting, magnetic energy, and vibrant stage presence. After an apprenticeship busking in his native Manchester, he’s since gained support from BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing, Radio X, CLASH Magazine, and featured globally on the EA SPORTS FC25 soundtrack with his single Nightmares.

His latest and third, independent EP – ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ explores the urgency of youth, blending personal and cultural influences from many travel adventures and the occasional lyrical use of Spanish as a nod to his second language to also explore wider themes. The release has earned praise from tastemakers including John Kennedy at Radio X, and Jodie Bryant and Mollie King at Radio 1.

On stage with his band, Alex brings to life his own powerful and charismatic brand of indie-pop. He has been billed on major festivals like TRNSMT and Sound City throughout the year, and has supported artists such as The Black Keys, Miles Kane, Jamie Webster, The K’s and Seb Lowe. In 2025, Alex sold out his debut headline show at Manchester’s 500 cap Gorilla, further building his hometown audience.
From the streets to the stage, Alex Spencer is fast becoming one of the UK’s most exciting new artists.

Plantoid are a Brighton-based four-piece fusing psychedelia, prog, and art-rock into a sound that’s both otherworldly and visceral. Fronted by vocalist/guitarist Chloe Spence, alongside Tom Coyne (guitar), Bernardo Larisch (bass) and Louis Bradshaw (drums), the band build kaleidoscopic songs that shift from delicate textures to explosive riffs. Their Bella Union debut album Terrapath (2024) showcases their dynamic approach—mixing hypnotic grooves, jazz-tinged rhythms, and expansive atmospheres with bold, genre-bending ambition. Immersive, unpredictable, and alive with raw energy, Plantoid offer a live experience that is both transportive and cathartic, appealing to fans of adventurous, boundary-pushing rock.

Belfast art-rock band Junk Drawer are equal parts Pavement, Oh Sees, Frank Zappa and their own special sauce. An incredible live band, they have won multiple Northern Ireland Music Prizes including Best Live Act.

Shelf Lives is an Electro-Bass Punk band which is definitely not a real genre.

They make catchy, energetic tunes that bring the abrasiveness and physicality of punk back to a small, cramped house party setting. It’s music so rowdy you can practically feel the sweat on the ceiling and the sound of crushed cans under your feet.

After a few years of creating, releasing and caring-ish what everyone thinks, they now don’t (at all) but are obsessed with experimenting and embracing authentically whatever they feel. The objective is clear and the boundaries intentional; the point is to get every listener to feel something whether it’s bad or good, whether they want to or not.

Tickets on sale Fri 7 November 2025 at 10am

Madra Salach are a five piece folk band from Dublin. Originally meeting whilst playing in various outfits on the city’s indie scene, their shared love of the Irish traditional canon led to Paul Banks, Adam Cullen, Jack Martin and Dara Duffy quickly forming a bond playing impromptu sessions in pubs around the Northside. Taking inspiration from the growing experimental folk scene in Ireland, Madra Salach began focusing on original writing and composition, utilising electronic equipment. At this time Maxime Arnold joined their ranks to play the harmonium. These songs, while strikingly modern thematically, are written with a voice that could have emerged at any point throughout the last century, and sit proudly alongside a thoughtfully curated collection of folk standards.

Bibi Club are a Montreal-based duo made up of Adèle Trottier-Rivard and Nicolas Basque. Blending shimmering synths, hypnotic rhythms, and bilingual vocals, their music drifts between dream-pop, post-punk, and indie electronica. Formed during the quiet of lockdown, the pair began writing songs that captured the intimacy of home life and the pulse of the city outside their window. Their debut album Le soleil et la mer introduced their warm, nostalgic sound — a world of subtle grooves, soft light, and emotional depth. Both meditative and danceable, Bibi Club’s music feels timeless and deeply human, connecting listeners through rhythm, memory, and melody.

Hailing from Margate, TEZ are an indie trio marked by dubby rhythms and cascading, aqueous instrumentation that tips its hat to neo-psychedelia, ambient and indie rock. With inspiration from artists like Palace, Foals and Two Door Cinema Club, their music radiates summer vibes, personal growth and a zest for life. TEZ have amassed a strong and growing discography, over one million streams, and racked up widespread media support going on to sell out shows across the UK.

Indie tribute night
Hear songs from bands such as Oasis, The Stone Roses, Stereophonics, and much more!

Infusing brit pop and post punk influences from the likes of Oasis, Courteeners and The Verve, indie rock quartet Skylights are building a palpable buzz in the North. Following on from their debut What You Are.