Sneaky Pete's

Nottingham based Seas Of Mirth are a high-energy genre-bending festival band with a trippy and interactive deep-sea twist. Fronted by the two founding guitarists Al Judders and C Ball Paul, their daringly inventive new album ‘Kriller’ covers everything from wonky disco funk to psychey prog-folk to worldly dance beats. On stage, the visual element is full on with UV lights, flamboyant white costumes and LED sea creatures on stage and in the crowd! It’s one big sensory experience, with a generous spoonful of humour. Having performed at major festivals including Glastonbury and Lindisfarne this summer, the band are ready to embark on their largest tour to date. This is an opportunity that anyone with an adventurous pair of ears must simply take the plunge on, and dive into the immersive and peculiar world of Mirth…

DISCLAIMER – the Venue and Artist take no responsibility for death by giant jellyfish

Pete Smith is a singer songwriter from Dundee Scotland Since 2019 he’s been playing live around around his home country 2020 saw the release of the hauntingly beautiful & The Lords Call. Since then there have been 5 more releases with What Happened To You Girl, his take on Allez, The Good, The Bad & The God Damn Ugly & A Boy Named Sue that you can check out on all major streaming platforms. Every song is from the heart with no stone left unturned lyrical subjects about real life struggles that will bring a tear to the hardst of hearts one minute and smile from ear to ear the next. No Smoke Without Fire was released on the 25th of March 2022 and is the biggest single up to now with a catchy chorus and Verses that are very topical on touchy subjects

Hailing from towns around the UK, formed in Brighton. Keg have a propensity for complex, sweaty rhythms twinned with impish humour, sited by many as the inspiration for home under the hammer and bargain hunt.

Formed during the early days of summer 2017, Bristol punk/noise rock band Heavy Lungs can’t help but feel like a product of their environment. “Living here, it’s hard not to see the scars the city can leave. Like burning your bare leg skin on the exhaust of a motorbike—inconvenient and painful, but not without its equal share of humour and self reflection.”

Quickly writing and recording an ep and playing their first show within months of forming, Heavy Lungs have been a band hungry from the off. Honing their craft and strengthening their bond as a unit, the quartet have gone from strength to strength, even through a global pandemic.

If you’re wondering what being a part of their particular gang is like, they describe it as “something similar to dating three people at the same time. Daunting, exhausting, but not without some very serious privileges. We share a lot of mutual friends, interests, hates, postcodes, dietary restrictions, debts, UBERs, dreams, nightmares, vices and daddy issues.”

Hailing from West Lothian, Megan Black is a talented young queer artist who explores mental health, feminism and the LGBTQ+ community. She was recently Artist of the Week in Scotland On Sunday, and has enjoyed support fromPhoebe I-H and Shereen Cutkelvin on BBC Introducing in Scotland, Jim Gellatly on Amazing Radio, The Skinny, God Is In The TV Zine and has won awards via The Weekender and SNACK Magazine, in addition to nominations in the Youth Music Awards and BBC Radio Scotland’s Singer-Songwriter of the Year Award.

Black’s most recent song, excellent single MOTHER. SISTER. LOVER features the voices of other female identifying and non-binary vocalists including Niamh Maclennan, Rachel Duns, Sam Moffat and Clare Ann and is out now. Wednesday 4 October 2023 Megan Black headlines Sneaky Pete’s, Edinburgh with support from Becca James and Aurora Engine

After the remarkable sold-out at The Lexington and at Colours Hoxton in London, Citizen Live is excited to welcome LEAP (with guests TBA) in the mind-blowing scenario of Sneaky Pete’s, on Wednesday, October 2nd.
Early bird ticket £8 / Standard ticket £11 / more OTD