Meryl Streek

Meryl Streek, a pop rock artist from Ireland's punk scene, plays Manchester's The Deaf Institute with material from the recent album 'Stories They Don't Teach You At School'.

The Irish punk performer Meryl Streek brings a live show to The Deaf Institute, drawing on tracks from the new album 'Stories They Don't Teach You At School'. The record features guest contributions from a number of figures in punk, rock and spoken word, including Steve Ignorant of CRASS, Pete Holidai of The Radiators From Space, Phil Jupitus, Laurent 'Lags'Barnard of Gallows and Frankie McNamara.

Streek has previously been covered by Clash Magazine, Louder Than War, Rolling Stone UK, Far Out Magazine, The Irish Times and Kerrang!. The earlier album 'Songs For The Deceased'was included by Louder in its list of the best punk albums of the last decade. The songs address subjects that are often overlooked.

The Deaf Institute, on Grosvenor Street in Manchester, is a venue that mainly hosts concerts, with a focus on pop, rock and indie music. The evening suits listeners who follow punk and alternative rock.