“This weekend makes us a better band because we have to play so many songs. Thanks for giving a s—t.” The post Review and ...

The legacy of late The Pogues leader Shane MacGowan will be honored in a new tribute album, 20th Century Paddy – The Songs of Shane MacGowan, due out November 13 via Rubyworks. It features ...

This St. Patrick’s playlist brings together some of the classics and a few great obscurities, and you won’t need a parade to move your feet to it.

FOXBOROUGH — When Jorelyn Carabalí ran toward the flag to set up for a corner kick, the first in Boston Legacy history, the ...

Contributors to the collection include Damien Dempsey, David Gray, Dropkick Murphys, Hozier, Johnny Depp, Tom Waits, and Bruce Springsteen, who provides the album’s first single ...

Bruce Springsteen’s reworking of “A Rainy Night in Soho” is the first taster from Shane MacGowan tribute album 20th Century ...

From Irish pub singalongs and football chants to modern reinventions, it has been performed for centuries with contrasting ...

Everything about it seemed perfect. Despite being decidedly un-Irish on both sides of the family, the Trareses love St. Patrick’s Day. I’ve been playing a soundtrack of The Dubliners, The Pogues, ...

"Don't be a coward, speak up," Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe shares with Full Metal Jackie as his challenge to other bands to be more vocal in using their platform to speak about the issues of the ...

UPDATE: In response to Friday's resolution by the Los Angeles City Council, LA28 reiterated its support for Casey Wasserman, noting in a statement, "With the Board's position on leadership established ...

Sturgill Simpson's latest outing as Johnny Blue Skies leads this week's batch of new music releases, joining titles from the Jonas Brothers, Jack Harlow, the Black Crowes, Lamb of God, Foy Vance, ...

The fastest song you could try and play; it always gets the blood going. Just keep pulling on the thing and you’ll get it done! It’s about tossing aside the idea of apologising for merely existing, or ...