Dropkick Murphys' St. Patrick's Day festivities include debuting new music
Dropkick Murphys are planning to celebrate St. Patrick's Day 2021 by performing some new music off of their forthcoming studio album exclusively for fans.
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Dropkick Murphys are planning to celebrate St. Patrick's Day 2021 by performing some new music off of their forthcoming studio album exclusively for fans.
The full-length concert will be free to watch, but the band is asking fans for donations, to “help support us in our efforts to keep paying our employees,” said singer Ken Casey, a Milton native who now lives in Hingham. In addition to Casey, the band's current lineup is, Al Barr on vocals, Matt Kelly on drums, James Lynch on guitar, Tim Brennan on accordion, mandolin, bouzouki and tin whistle, and Jeff DaRosa on banjo, mandolin, bouzouki and keyboards. Kevin Rheault and Lee Roshner will add support on bass and bagpipes, respectively. The concert will feature hits such as “I’m Sh...
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Using a piano, an accordion, a guitar and a mandolin, they gave us a performance that is usually only reserved for close friends and family.