Dropkick Murphys
High-octane street punk fueled by bagpipes, tin whistles, and working-class grit. It is the sound of a Boston pub brawl that turns into a communal singalong.
High-octane street punk fueled by bagpipes, tin whistles, and working-class grit. It is the sound of a Boston pub brawl that turns into a communal singalong.
Formed in 1996 in Quincy, Massachusetts, Dropkick Murphys are a prominent Celtic punk band. With Ken Casey serving as the group's only constant member, the ensemble gained early recognition through persistent touring and five releases on Hellcat Records. Drawing stylistic influence from The Dubliners, the band is widely recognized for their high-energy live performances and a long-standing tradition of hosting annual St. Patrick's Day concerts throughout the Boston area.
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