The Pogues

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The Pogues

10 upcoming dates · 9 cities · 1 country

The Pogues are a London-based band formed in 1982 by Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy and Jem Finer, originally performing under the name Pogue Mahone. The group pioneered Celtic punk, fusing Irish traditional instrumentation and songwriting with the energy of punk rock. MacGowan served as primary vocalist and songwriter until his death in November 2023.

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United Kingdom

  1. Nov 28PortsmouthPortsmouth GuildhallView details
  2. Nov 30NottinghamRock CityView details
  3. Dec 1LeedsO2 Academy LeedsView details
  4. Dec 3BirminghamO2 Academy BirminghamView details
  5. Dec 4ManchesterO2 Apollo ManchesterView details
  6. Dec 5LondonO2 Academy BrixtonView details
  7. Dec 7 – Dec 7Newcastle Upon TyneO2 City HallView details
  8. Dec 8GlasgowO2 Academy GlasgowView details
  9. Dec 10BelfastThe Telegraph BuildingView details
  10. Dec 15LondonO2 Forum Kentish TownView details

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Past shows

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United Kingdom

  1. Jul 26 – Jul 27BristolEXCHANGEView details
  2. Jul 25LondonO2 Academy2 IslingtonView details
  3. Jul 24 – Jul 25ManchesterGulliversView details
  4. Jul 23 – Jul 24GlasgowMono - Kings CourtView details
  5. Jul 22LiverpoolO2 Academy 2 LiverpoolView details

About The Pogues

The band's core studio albums, Red Roses for Me (1984), Rum Sodomy & the Lash (1985) and If I Should Fall from Grace with God (1988), established their reputation through the 1980s. Their best-known song, "Fairytale of New York" (1987), a duet between MacGowan and Kirsty MacColl, reached number two on the UK Singles Chart and has remained a perennial seasonal favorite.

Substance issues led to MacGowan's removal from the band in 1991; the Pogues disbanded in 1996, reunited in 2001, and dissolved again following guitarist Philip Chevron's death in 2014. Surviving founding members Spider Stacy, Jem Finer and James Fearnley reformed to tour again in 2024, continuing the band's legacy following MacGowan's death.

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