It's been an eventful few months for Dropkick Murphys, the durable Boston Celtic punk warriors. In January, the band released a two-song single, pairing their new rager "Smash Shit Up" with a cover of singer-songwriter Gerry Cinnamon's "The Bonny." As of now, the band is still supposed to head out on a spring co-headlining tour…

The members of Converge, the great Boston metallic hardcore institution, are really coming through during this strange and disorienting week. Deathwish, Inc., the label co-founded by vocalist Jacob Bannon, is offering every one of its releases as pay-what-you-want downloads on Bandcamp, giving all the proceeds directly to the bands. Drummer Ben ...

For the last two decades, Dropkick Murphys have played a show on St. Patrick's Day, and they're not letting the coronavirus pandemic stop them from playing a show this year. Like many other musicians that are now experimenting with livestreams in this time when it's not advisable to go out and see live music, the…

From the ashes of the violent 90s Boston hardcore scene rose a group of bands who would change rock music forever. This is their story

It's now been three years since Boston punk institution Dropkick Murphys released their last album 11 Short Stories Of Pain And Glory. But as long as there are drunk dudes who need things to sing really loud while they pretend to punch each other in the head, there will be room for Dropkick Murphys. There's…