Pronounced as “sesh-oon” and Irish for “session,” Seisiún ... The upcoming music fest marks a big moment for The Pogues, as the band’s founding members will perform stateside for ...

The Pogues were a punk band that just happened to employ traditional Irish instruments like accordion, banjo, fiddle, mandolin, tin whistle and uilleann pipes in their songs. They were also an ...

The festival will blend Irish music and emerging American artists. The performances will be held at The Stage at Suffolk Downs, according to The Bowery Presents. Dropkick Murphys and The Pogues ...

The Pogues have a special relationship with Glasgow. The celebrated band will make their return to Glasgow in May after an almost 12 year hiatus from the city. A lot has changed in that time for ...

an Irish music and cultural gathering at Suffolk Downs in Boston. The Sept. 6-7 event will be produced in partnership with The Bowery Presents, Lynch and Killian, featuring The Pogues and Boston ...

Today we revisit the Pogues’ 1985 classic ... The melody recalls “Wild Mountain Thyme,” a love song with Scottish and Irish roots extending hundreds of years, as the singer drowns his ...

the live music industry legend, Vince Power. A couple of Mary Wallopers land, arguably the most direct musical descendants of The Pogues operating today. Then it’s John Francis Flynn ...

Walking to the abbey, every shop and pub was playing Pogues songs. You performed ‘The Parting Glass’ at the star-studded funeral that was attended by the Irish president, and also included ...