The Pogues

This quartet of groups have come to embody the country's amazing musical journey.

The '80s were filled with artists finding ways to pair up and breaking down genre barriers in the process.

After a longer-than-expected delay, the Pogues recorded a rollicking, multi-dimensional album that became known as their greatest work.

Many of Shane MacGowan's friends and admirers were on-hand to celebrate the Pogues' frontman's 60th birthday.

Every night on their Joshua Tree 2017 Tour, U2 have been walking out onstage to “A Rainy Night in Soho” by the Pogues.

Frank Murray was largely responsible for the Pogues' Christmas hit, "Fairytale of New York."

Death and despair have always been central themes with Nick Cave. But on his 1996 opus, he and the Bad Seeds delve into darkness in beautifully gruesome fashion.

With a revamped lineup and renewed vigor, the Boston icons entwined traditional Celtic folk and street punk into an antagonistic batch of working class anthems.

The band said, “It’s been brilliant working with experts to come up with a whiskey that we all think reflects our spirit and that we all like the taste of."

A look at musical censorship this St. Patrick's Day.