St Patricks Day
What's going on Tuesday? (no shows!)
This is a first. In the nearly 15+ years of this BrooklynVegan’s existence and doing daily round-ups of the night’s best NYC-area shows…there are literally no shows.
Dropkick Murphys livestreaming St. Patrick's performance (updated dates)
”For the first time in 24 years, we are not playing on St. Patrick’s Day weekend,” Dropkick Murphys write. ”The current world situation is the ONLY thing that would ever stop us from doing so…”
tours announced: Thom Yorke, Converge, Christopher Cross, Flogging Molly, more
Plus: Ani DiFranco & Jesca Hoop, Wilsen, U.S. Girls, Ministry, Polaris, Pearl Jam, and more tour-related news.
Murphy's Law announce St. Patrick's Day in NYC, Jimmy G bday cruise & more shows
The NYHC vets also have a couple NJ shows (including a benefit for dogs) and one upstate…
Kevin Devine announces 2020 St. Patrick's Day shows
Kevin will once again bring his Kenny O’Brien and The O’Douls alter-ego to life for St. Patrick’s Day shows in Boston, NYC, and Philly.
Kevin Devine doing St. Patrick's Day run, covered The Pogues (listen)
Kevin Devine will transform into ”Kenny O’Brien and The O’Douls” for a BrooklynVegan-presented run of St. Patrick’s Day shows in the Boston-area and NYC. Tickets on presale now…
Dropkick Murphys announce tour, including St. Patrick's Day Boston run
The tour begins in New York, and all dates are with Booze & Glory, Lashley’s Gang Of One, and Amigo The Devil. The Boston-area run has other openers, including The Interrupters…
Flogging Molly announce tour, playing 2 nights at Irving Plaza
They’re also streaming their St. Patrick’s Day show with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Mariachi El Bronx live on TIDAL. And they continue to tease LP6…
House of Pain reuniting again, Organized Noize & No Malice getting documentaries, and more hip hop news
Veteran LA rap group House of Pain, best known for “Jump Around,” are reuniting once again this year around St. Patrick’s Day like they did in 2…
NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade lets gay group march in 2015
In a desperate move to save their remaining beer sponsorships, the New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade organizers have decided to let one gay group march in the parade in 2015…
