Formed in London’s King’s Cross in 1982, The Pogues were originally named Pogue Mahone – an Anglicisation of the Irish phrase ...
In advance his Irish tour, John Lydon also recalls an eventful visit to Macroom in the 1970s when he met a frosty reception ...
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Blindness cements The Murder Capital's standing as one of Ireland’s great modern guitar bands“An ode to the litany of wankers we all have to deal with every day”: The Wildhearts prove once again they’re one of the UK’s ...
Except for a few songs from earlier releases, virtually all the music on “Enjoying the Ride” is previously unreleased, ...
When the time has come to take it down a notch on Paddy's Day (either for a slow dance or maybe just a much-needed breather), you can turn to this 2008 Oscar winner for Best Original Song. Featured in ...
Spanning 25 years of legendary live performances, “Enjoying the Ride” spotlights defining shows from 1969 to 1994 at 20 venues that consistently inspired the band to new heights. Among them ...
Seven years on from their formation in Dublin, The Murder Capital have evolved as songwriters with their third album ... a Giant is a homage to the late Shane MacGowan, singer with The Pogues.
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