The 10 best Boston references on the new Dropkick Murphys album
There are plenty of familiar references on the new Dropkick Murphys album to keep Hub locals happy. In fact, we counted 10.
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There are plenty of familiar references on the new Dropkick Murphys album to keep Hub locals happy. In fact, we counted 10.
Dropkick Murphys will be celebrating their 25th year as a band by playing London's huge SSE Arena, Wembley – plus more dates – in 2022 with The Interrupters.
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Turn Up That Dial, is available today, via band-owned Born & Bred Records. Produced by Ted Hutt, Turn Up That Dial is the band’s 10th full-length studio album. Turn Up That Dial is available for streaming and purchase here. With the 11 tracks on Turn Up That Dial, Dropkick Murphys celebrate the simple pleasure of music, the relief and release from worry that comes when you “turn up that dial” and blast your troubles away. A number of tracks from the album also have accompanying music videos: “Smash Sh*t Up” speaks for itself, capturing the thrill of recreational demolition, while â...
Rockin’ the books: Dropkick Murphys Ken Casey back at UMass Boston to earn his degree Joe Dwinell © Provided by Boston Herald BOSTON, MA. APRIL 30, 2021: Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphy's in Moakley Park in Boston, Massachusetts. (Staff photo by Nicolaus Czarnecki/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) The Dropkicks’ Ken Casey is shipping back to college. He’s vowing to finish what he started decades ago at UMass Boston. And, if that isn’t enough on his to-do list, his band released their first album in four years on Friday titled, “Turn Up That Dial.” The pandemic too...