Farewell, Shane MacGowan — the voice of Irish angst
Shane MacGowan, iconic frontman of the Irish punk group The Pogues and the voice of Irish angst, has passed away following a long battle with ill health.
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Shane MacGowan, iconic frontman of the Irish punk group The Pogues and the voice of Irish angst, has passed away following a long battle with ill health.
The campaign song is frequently the porch popular music crawls beneath before it rolls into the fetal position and dies.
Shane MacGowan, the boozy, rabble-rousing singer and chief songwriter of The Pogues, who infused traditional Irish music with the energy and spirit of punk, has died. He was 65. His
The frontman of the Pogues was one of the great Irish songwriters, as good as if not better than Van Morrison, U2, Phil Lynott or anyone else you’d care to name
The Pogues frontman, punk trickster-god, and poet of the gutter died Thursday in Dublin, but the songs he wrote and sang have always transcended time.