The Pogues say Shane MacGowan’s ‘spirit lives on’ in album anniversary gigs - The band will perform second album Rum, Sodomy ...
The tour will mark the group's first headline tour in 13 years, and first shows since the passing of the hard-living Shane ...
Surviving members James Fearnley, Jem Finer, and Spider Stacy will invite special guests to join them on the UK dates ...
The Pogues are reuniting to undertake their first UK tour in 13 years, celebrating 40 years of their classic album Rum Sodomy ...
The story of any song, not least of all one as popular or as recognisable as Fairytale of New York, is rarely ...
Endorsed by the late, great Shane MacGowan, their annual Christmas shows at The Tree House have become a firm fixture in the ...
Josh, meanwhile, hinted that the Pogues will continue to take more risks, adding, “Well, I think as far as the Pope thing goes, it would be because, just like you said, it’s the most surprising.
As they prepare to hit the road, the Celtic icons tell us about honouring late frontman Shane MacGowan and the enduring power ...
The famous lyric, “the boys of the NYPD choir were singing Galway Bay,” from The Pogues’ Christmas classic ‘Fairytale of New York’, has long been an iconic line. The only catch? There was no NYPD ...
Those titular Black Doves are a group of talented, long-game spies—the kind who don’t toil in service of any particular ...
The Pogues have announced their first headline tour in a decade and their first shows since the death of vocalist and songwriter Shane MacGowan last year. The influential Celtic punk-rock band ...
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