The Deaf Institute

Thursday 26th July

Brown Brogues

+ Young British Artists
+ Temple Songs

£5.00 Advance
7.30pm - 11pm ::: Music Hall

Brown Brogues are one of the most tremendously noisy bands on the planet, splicing the low hum of Mark E Smith's broken TV with the fuzzy fun of the snottiest garage punk ever.

With 'Treet U Beta', ears were greeted with one of the most invigorating records that would've made John Peel do somersaults of glee!

The Pigeon Post describes their sound as "barely concealed venom laying at the heart of their superb, almost rockabilly rhythms, furious but utterly under control."

Watch their "Pig Boy" video for a taster of whats to come.

What's not to like about that?

They will be joined on stage by the Manchester 4 piece PINS on backing vocals, who currently have ears wagging all over the country.

Support is from the equally demented Young British Artists and Temple Songs. Last one standing wins the match.

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Bank Holiday Sunday Murkage Special

The eve of the May Bank Holiday, The Murkage Club and friends come together for a Sabbath celebration of revolutionary proportions.

Music Hall: The Murkage Club

The Murkage Cartel DJs and MCs bring their trademark brand of hype and excitement to The Deaf Institute. Straight Murkage Ting.

Bar: Overproof DJs

Manchesters biggest dancehall night selectas shell down the bar with their blend of dancehall, bashment, soca and a splash of wedding set reggae.

House / Garage / Hiphop / Grime / Trap / Bashment

Entry: £3 advance tickets from skiddle.com/£5 on the door

Dot To Dot Festival Friday 24th May

The amazing Dot To Dot Festival is coming back to Deaf and as ever, it promises to be one of the highlights of the gigging calendar.

This year, across three cities, DTD has Dry The River, Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Lucy Rose,The 1975, Chapel Club, Little Green Cars, Wave Machines, MØ, Wolf Alice, Bo Ningen,PINS, Teleman, Golden Fable, Only Real, Black Books, KATERS, Satellite Stories, Night Engine, Gavin James, The Bots and Story Books

And how much for all that music? A measly £20 adv

The venues in Manchester, other than ourselves, will be Gorilla, Ritz, Sound Control, Joshua Brooks and Zoo. For all the info you'll ever need about this terrific day, see Dot To Dot website