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Shane McGowan & The Popes
? ?, 1982 100 Club, London, ENG
October 4, 1982 Pindar of Wakefield, London, ENG
? ?, 1983 Bull & Gate, London, ENG
? ?, 1983 Hope & Anchor, London, ENG
? ?, 1983 Dingwalls, London, ENG
? ?, 1983 Fulham Greyhound, London, ENG
? ?, 1983 Mean Fiddler, Harlesdon, ENG
February 11, 1983 McGonagle's, Dublin, IRE
October 17, 1983 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG
November 24, 1983 Brixton Ace, London, ENG
November 27, 1983 100 Club, London, ENG
December 15, 1983 Wag Club, London, ENG
December 28, 1983 Lyceum, London, ENG
March 16, 1984 Irish Centre, London, ENG
March 17, 1984 Wolverhampton, ENG
March ?, 1984 Oxford, ENG
March ?, 1984 100 Club, London, ENG
? ?, 1984 Brixton Fridge, London, ENG
? ?, 1984 London, ENG (UK TV "South Of Watford")
April 10, 1984 BBC Maida Vale Studio 5, London, ENG (John Peel Session performing "Streams Of Whiskey", "Boys From The County Hell", "The Auld Tiangle" & "Greenland Whale Fisheries". Broadcast April 17th)
April 23, 1984 Electric Ballroom, London, ENG (Alternative Country Festival, with Boothill Foot-Tappers, Blubbery Hellbellies, Skiff Skats & Hackney Five-O)
May 31, 1984 Kingston Polytechnic, London, ENG
June 25, 1984 City Hall, Newcastle, ENG
July 14, 1984 Hammersmith Claredon Ballroom, London, ENG
September 20, 1984 London, ENG (UK Radio "Janice Long Show" BBC Studio Session performing "Down In The Ground Where The Dead Men Go", "Poor Paddy", "Dingle Regatta" & "Boys From The County Hell")
September 27, 1984 Ulster Hall, Belfast, NI (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
September 28, 1984 Leisureland, Galway, IRE (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
September 29, 1984 Dublin Stadium, Dublin, IRE (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 1, 1984 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 3, 1984 Top Rank, Brighton, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 4, 1984 Apollo, Oxford, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 6, 1984 Leisure Centre, Crawley, ENG
October 7, 1984 Guildhall, Portsmouth, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 8, 1984 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 10, 1984 Cardiff University, Cardiff, WAL (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 11, 1984 Cornwall Coliseum, St. Austell, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 13, 1984 Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 14, 1984 The Studio, Bristol, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 15, 1984 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 17, 1984 De Montfort Hall, Leicester, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 18, 1984 Loughborough University, Loughborough, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 19, 1984 Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 21, 1984 Apollo, Manchester, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 22, 1984 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 23, 1984 University of Leeds Refectory, Leeds, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 25, 1984 City Hall, Newcastle, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 26, 1984 Playhouse, Edinburgh, SCOT (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 27, 1984 Lancaster University, Lancaster, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 29, 1984 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 30, 1984 Rock City, Nottingham, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
October 31, 1984 University Of East Anglia, Norwich, ENG (supporting Elvis Costello & The Attractions)
December 4, 1984 BBC Maida Vale Studio 5, London, ENG (John Peel Session "Whiskey You're The Devil", "Danny Boy", "Sally MacLennane" & "Navigator". Broadcast December 12th)
December 8, 1984 Digbeth Civic Hall, Birmingham, ENG
December 17, 1984 Kennington Cricketers, London, ENG
December 18, 1984 Labour Club, Newport, WAL
December 31, 1984 Brixton Academy, London, ENG (Harp Lager's ICA Rock Week. During the show, a draw is made in which a member of the audience wins a free weekend with the Pogues in Dulwich)
January 8, 1985 Dingwalls, London, ENG (supported by The Knives)
January 11, 1985 Abbey Road Studios, London, ENG (UK TV "The Tube" performing "Boys From The County Hell", "Waxie's Dargle", "Sally MacLennane" & "Whiskey You're The Devil")
January 22, 1985 Kennington Cricketers, London, ENG
January 23, 1985 Sir George Robey, London, ENG
January 30, 1985 Blue Note, Derby, ENG
February 1, 1985 Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow, SCOT
February 2, 1985 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT
March 1, 1985 McGonagle's, Dublin, IRE (originally scheduled to take place at Trinity College)
March 5, 1985 Metropolitan University, Leeds, ENG
March 6, 1985 Rock City, Nottingham, ENG
March 8, 1985 Keele University, Keele, ENG
March 13, 1985 Pink Toothbrush, Rayleigh, ENG (supported by The Prey)
March 16, 1985 Portsmouth Polytechnic, Portsmouth, ENG
March 17, 1985 Clarendon Hotel Ballroom, London, ENG (supported by Elvis Costello)
March 18, 1985 West End Centre, Aldershot, ENG
March 23, 1985 Liverpool Polytechnic, Liverpool, ENG
March 24, 1985 King George's Hall, Blackburn, ENG
March 30, 1985 Bull & Gate, London, ENG
April 8, 1985 Mean Fiddler, Harlesdon, ENG
April 13, 1985 London, ENG ("Saturday Live" performing "Repeal Of The Licensing Laws", "Streams Of Whiskey" & "A Pair Of Brown Eyes")
April 15, 1985 Alabamahalle, Munich, GER (GERMAN TV "Bayrischer Rundfunk")
April 16, 1985 Maxim, Stuttgart, GER
April 19, 1985 Zeche, Bochum, GER (without Jem Finer, with Philip Chevron on banjo)
April 20, 1985 Loft, Berlin, GER (without Jem Finer, with Philip Chevron on banjo)
April 21, 1985 Markthalle, Hamburg, GER (without Jem Finer, with Philip Chevron on banjo)
May 9, 1985 Living Room, Stockholm, SWE (without Jem Finer, with Philip Chevron on banjo)
May 10, 1985 Rockmagasinet, Örebro, SWE (without Jem Finer, with Philip Chevron on banjo)
May 11, 1985 Errol's, Gothenburg, SWE (without Jem Finer, with Philip Chevron on banjo)
May 17, 1985 Hulen, Bergen, NOR (without Jem Finer, with Philip Chevron on banjo)
June 4, 1985 BBC Television Theatre, London, ENG (UK TV "Old Grey Whistle Test" performing "Sally MacLennane")
June 7, 1985 Friars, Aylesbury, ENG
June 9, 1985 LCR, UEA, Norwich, ENG
June 10, 1985 Rock City, Nottingham, ENG
June 11, 1985 Powerhouse, Birmingham, ENG
June 13, 1985 Haçienda, Manchester, ENG
June 14, 1985 Leeds University, Leeds, ENG
June 15, 1985 Strathclyde University, Glasgow, SCOT
June 18, 1985 Coasters, Edinburgh, SCOT
June 21, 1985 Worthy Farm, Pilton, ENG (Glastonbury Festival 1985)
June 29, 1985 Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham, ENG
July 7, 1985 Battersea Park, London, ENG ("Jobs For A Change", GLC Festival)
July 19-20, 1985 Mersea Island, Colchester, ENG (WOMAD Festival)
July 26, 1985 Cherry Hinton Hall Grounds, Cambridge, ENG (Cambridge Folk Festival 1985)
August 7, 1985 Brixton Fridge, London, ENG ("Nicaragua Must Survive", with Elvis Costello, Joe Strummer & The Men They Couldn't Hang)
August 10, 1985 Mukky Duck, Shotts, SCOT
August 11, 1985 Mukky Duck, Shotts, SCOT
September 1, 1985 Ashby Ville, Scunthorpe, ENG (Free Festival)
September 6, 1985 SFX Hall, Dublin, IRE
September 7, 1985 Queen's University, Belfast, NI
September 9, 1985 Coasters, Edinburgh, SCOT
September 10, 1985 Ritzy, Aberdeen, SCOT
September 11, 1985 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT
September 12, 1985 Mayfair Ballroom, Newcastle, ENG
September 13, 1985 King George's Hall, Blackburn, ENG
September 14, 1985 Hexagon, Reading, ENG
September 15, 1985 Studio, Bristol, ENG
September 17, 1985 Powerhouse, Birmingham, ENG
September 18, 1985 Hacienda, Manchester, ENG
September 19, 1985 Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, ENG
September 21, 1985 Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, ENG
September 22, 1985 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG (supported by Restless & Tall Boys)
October 4, 1985 Gaumont Theatre, Ipswich, ENG
October 5, 1985 University of Leicester, Leicester, ENG
October 6, 1985 LCR, UEA, Norwich, ENG
October 7, 1985 Top Rank, Brighton, ENG
October 11, 1985 De Doelen, Rotterdam, NED (Pandora's Festival 1985)
October 14, 1985 Top Rank, Brighton, ENG
October 22, 1985 Paradiso Grote Zaal, Amsterdam, NED
October 25, 1985 Kulturzentrum Schlachthof, Bremen, GER
October 27, 1985 Quartier Latin, Berlin, GER
October 31, 1985 Rote Fabrik, Zürich, SUI
November 2, 1985 Sox, Hannover, GER
November 3, 1985 Subway, Osnabrück, GER
November 6, 1985 Kulturbolaget, Malmö, SWE (Elvis Costello filled in for Shane MacGowan)
December 3, 1985 Octagon Centre, Sheffield, ENG
December 4, 1985 Victoria Hall Hanley, ENG
December 5, 1985 Liverpool University, Liverpool, ENG
December 6, 1985 Slosky's, Manchester, ENG
December 7, 1985 Surrey University, Guildford, ENG
December 8, 1985 Hammersmith Odeon, London, ENG
December 9, 1985 Rock City, Nottingham, ENG
December 10, 1985 Reading University, Reading, ENG
December 12, 1985 Newcastle University, Newcastle, ENG
December 13, 1985 Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow, SCOT
December 14, 1985 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT
December 15, 1985 Grand Hall, Kilmarnock, SCOT
December 16, 1985 Playhouse, Edinburgh, SCOT (Elvis Costello guested on "The Wild Rover")
December 29-30, 1985 SFX Centre, Dublin, IRE
December 31, 1985 Ulster Hall, Belfast, NI
January 1, 1986 Fairways Hotel, Dundalk, IRE
January 2, 1986 Beaten Path, Claremorris, IRE
January 4, 1986 Leisureland, Galway, IRE
January 5, 1986 Sir Henry's, Cork, IRE
January 16, 1986 Mean Fiddler, Harlesdon, ENG
March 6, 1986 Spit, Boston, MA
March 7, 1986 Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, RI
March 13, 1986 Mayfair Ballroom, Newcastle, ENG
March 14, 1986 University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, SCOT
March 15, 1986 Leeds University Refectory, Leeds, ENG
March 17-18, 1986 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG
May 17, 1986 RDS Arena, Dublin, IRE ( Self Aid )
May 28, 1986 Slosky's, Manchester, ENG
June 4, 1986 Le Chat Bleu, Bordeaux, FRA (supported by Phranc)
June 7, 1986 Törnävänsaari, Seinäjoki, FIN (Provinssirock Festival)
June 11, 1986 Ecole Nationale des Travaux Publics de l’État, Vaulx-en-Velin, FRA
June 12, 1986 Théâtre de la Mutualité, Paris, FRA
June 17, 1986 BBC Television Theatre, London, ENG (UK TV "Old Grey Whistle Test")
June 18, 1986 Rock City, Nottingham, ENG
June 20, 1986 Worthy Farm, Pilton, ENG (Glastonbury Festival 1986)
June 25, 1986 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
June 27, 1986 Ritz, New York City, NY
June 28, 1986 City Gardens, Trenton, NJ (supported by Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper)
June 30, 1986 Toad's Place, New Haven, CT
July 4, 1986 Club Soda, Montreal, QC
July 8, 1986 RPM Club, Toronto, ON
July 11, 1986 St. Andrew's Hall, Detroit, MI
July 12, 1986 Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL
August 2, 1986 NEC, Birmingham, ENG (YIVA Benefit Concert, with Feargal Sharkey, King, New Model Army, Icicle Works, Half Man Half Biscuit, Ruby Turner, Balaam And The Angel & Latin Quarter)
AUG ???? 1986 : FESTIVAL INTERCELTIQUE, Lorient, FRA
August 9, 1986 Arènes du Plumaçon, Mont-de-Marsan, FRA
August 14, 1986 Theatre Antique, Orange, FRA (Festival d'Orange)
November 14, 1986 B50, Munich, GER (With The Dubliners)
November 14, 1986 Theaterfabrik, Unterföhring, GER
November 18, 1986 Maison du Peuple, Clermont-Ferrand, FRA
November 20, 1986 Le Rockstore, Montpellier, FRA
November 21, 1986 Le Pied, Toulouse, FRA
November 24, 1986 Le Zenith, Paris, FRA (supported by Dr. Feelgood)
November 28, 1986 Espace Foire, Lille, FRA
November 30, 1986 Vooruit Concertzaal, Ghent, BEL
December 1, 1986 Muziekcentrum Vredenburg, Utrecht, NED
December 4, 1986 Kilburn National Ballroom, London, ENG
December 7, 1986 Studio, Bristol, ENG
December 8-9, 1986 Hammersmith Palais, London, ENG
December 11, 1986 University of Leeds Refectory, Leeds, ENG
December 12-13, 1986 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT
December 14, 1986 Mayfair Ballroom, Newcastle, ENG
December 15, 1986 International One, Manchester, ENG
December 16, 1986 Powerhouse, Birmingham, ENG
December 17, 1986 Central Park, Burton upon Trent, ENG
December 19, 1986 Olympic Ballroom, Dublin, IRE
December 20, 1986 SFX Centre, Dublin, IRE
December 21, 1986 Top Hat Club, Dublin, IRE (With The Dubliners)
March 6, 1987 Dublin, IRE (IRISH TV "The Late Late Show - Tribute To The Dubliners" performing "The Irish Rover" (with The Dubliners and Christy Moore) & "The Auld Triangle" (U2, Stockton's Wing, The Fureys, Jim McCann, The Pogues, and others sing along with Ronnie Drew)
March 14, 1987 De Montfort Hall, Leicester, ENG
March 15, 1987 Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, ENG
March 16, 1987 Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, ENG
March 17, 1987 Brixton Academy, London, ENG
April 1, 1987 Dublin, IRE
April 5, 1987 IRISH TV "Sunday At The Gaiety" performing "Rare Ould Mountain Dew" & "The Irish Rover" with The Dubliners but without Spider Stacy and Jem Finer. Terry Woods plays banjo and Philip Donnelly plays the cittern)
April 26, 1987 Salle du Pavillon, Bourges, FRA
June 6, 1987 Festivalgelände, Bruchhausen-Vilsen, GER (Bruchhausen-Festival 1987)
June 7, 1987 The Session, Dublin (RTE One, Ireland) Televised Concert with Joe Strummer and The Dubliners The Pogues: Streams Of Whiskey / The Ballinalee / If I Should Fall From Grace With God
The Dubliners (without the Pogues): Ballad Of St. Anne's Reel / Don't Get Married / The Dubliners Fancy / Dubliners
The Pogues with Joe Strummer: I Fought The Law (Joe on vocals - Shane backup) / London Calling (Joe on vocals - Shane backup) / Lullaby Of London / South Australia / Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / Turkish Song Of The Damned / The Irish Rover (with the Dubliners and Joe Strummer)
June 12, 1987 Hexagon, Reading, ENG
June 13, 1987 Wembley Stadium, London, ENG (supporting U2 & Lou Reed, with Lone Justice)
June 27, 1987 Croke Park, Dublin, IRE (supporting U2 & Lou Reed, with The Dubliners & Light A Big Fire)
July 4, 1987 Hippodrome de Vincennes, Paris, FRA (supporting U2 & UB40)
July 7, 1987 RAVENNA, FESTA DELL UNITA, ITALY
July 8, 1987 CARPI, FESTA DELL UNITA, ITALY
July 18, 1987 Finsbury Park, London, ENG ("Picnic In The Park" supported by Potato 5, The Proclaimers & Head)
July 24, 1987 La Prairie de Colovray, Nyon, SUI (Paléo Festival 1987)
August 1, 1987 Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, SCOT (supporting U2, with The Mission, Love & Money & Run Rig)
August 9, 1987 Parc Ui Chaoimh, Cork, IRE (Siamsa Cois Lee Festival, with Status Quo, Christy Moore & Wolfe Tones)
August 25, 1987 Horan's Tralee, Dublin, IRE
September 22, 1987 Sullivan Stadium, Foxborough, MA (supporting U2, Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul)
September 28-29, 1987 Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY (supporting U2)
November 12, 1987 Queen's University, Belfast, NI
November 17, 1987 Electric Ballroom, London, ENG (with Joe Strummer)
November 27, 1987 Ritz, New York City, NY (without Philip Chevron, Joe Strummer on guitar)
November 29, 1987 Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY (without Philip Chevron, Joe Strummer on guitar)
December 1, 1987 Metro, Boston, MA (without Philip Chevron, Joe Strummer on guitar)
December 2, 1987 Le Spectrum, Montreal, QC
December 3, 1987 Palais Royale Ballroom, Toronto, ON (without Philip Chevron, Joe Strummer on guitar)
December 4, 1987 Todd's, Detroit, MI (without Philip Chevron, Joe Strummer on guitar)
December 5, 1987 Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL (without Philip Chevron, Joe Strummer on guitar)
December 9, 1987 The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
December 12, 1987 Coach House, San Juan Capistrano, CA (without Philip Chevron, Joe Strummer on guitar)
December 17, 1987 London, ENG (UK TV "Top Of The Pops" performing "Fairytale Of New York". Broadcast Date)
December 17-19, 1987 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT (with Joe Strummer & Kirsty MacColl)
December 22, 1987 City Hall, Sheffield, ENG
January 15, 1988 Festival Hall, Melbourne, AUS
January 16, 1988 The Venue, Melbourne, AUS
January 21, 1988 Enmore Theatre, Sydney, AUS
January 26, 1988: Byron Bay Arts Factory, Byron Bay, AUS
January 31, 1988 The Galaxy, Auckland, NZ
February 1, 1988 Town Hall, Wellington, NZ
February 3, 1988 Town Hall, Christchurch, NZ
February 4, 1988 Sammy's, Dunedin, NZ
??? ???? 1988 : "LATE LATE SHOW" ("THE BROAD MAJESTIC SHANNON")
February 21, 1988 University Of East Anglia LCR, Norwich, ENG
February 22, 1988 Reading University, Reading, ENG
February 23, 1988 De Montfort Hall, Leicester, ENG
February 24, 1988 Odeon, Birmingham, ENG
February 26, 1988 City Hall, Newcastle, ENG
February 27, 1988 Capitol Theatre, Aberdeen, SCOT
February 28-29, 1988 Playhouse, Edinburgh, SCOT
March 1, 1988 Leeds University, Leeds, ENG
March 2, 1988 Victoria Hall, Hanley, ENG
March 3, 1988 Apollo, Manchester, ENG
March 4, 1988 Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, ENG
March 5, 1988 Palarock, Sanremo, ITY (Sanremo Rock Festival 1988)
March 6, 1988 The Studio, Bristol, ENG
March 7, 1988 Mayfair, Swansea, WAL
March 8, 1988 Rock City, Nottingham, ENG
March 9, 1988 City Hall, Sheffield, ENG
March 10, 1988 Electric Ballroom, London, ENG
March 11, 1988 Corn Exchange, Cambridge, ENG
March 12, 1988 Brighton Centre, Brighton, ENG
March 13, 1988 Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, ENG
March 14-19, 1988 Town & Country Club, London, ENG
March 20, 1988 Brixton Academy, London, ENG
March 23, 1988 Rouen, FRA
March 24, 1988 Dijon, FRA
March 25, 1988 Le Phoenix, Mulhouse, FRA
March 26, 1988 La Bourse du Travail, Lyon, FRA
March 28, 1988 Theatre du Moulin, Marseille, FRA
March 29, 1988 Toulouse, FRA
March 30, 1988 Bordeaux, FRA
March 31, 1988 Le Zenith, Paris, FRA
April 15, 1988 UK TV MTV "Friday Night Live" performing "Fiesta", "Streets Of Sorrow" & "Birmingham Six"
April 17-18, 1988 Sardine's, Oslo, NOR
April 19, 1988 Studentersamfundet, Trondheim, NOR
April 21, 1988 Fryshuset, Stockholm, SWE
April 25-26, 1988 Grosse Freiheit 36, Hamburg, GER
April 27, 1988 Capitol, Hannover, GER
April 29, 1988 PC69, Bielefeld, GER
April 30, 1988 Jovel Music Hall, Münster, GER
May 1, 1988 Modernes, Bremen, GER
May 2, 1988 Volksbildungsheim, Frankfurt, GER
May 3, 1988 LKA Longhorn, Stuttgart, GER
May 5, 1988 Theaterfabrik, Unterföhring, GER
May 7, 1988 Pabellón de la Casilla, Bilbao, SPA
May 8, 1988 Sala Zeleste, Barcelona, SPA
May ?, 1988 ITALIAN TV performing "Streams Of Whiskey", [Interview with Jem Finer], "If I Should Fall From Grace With God", "A Rainy Night In Soho", "Turkish Song Of The Damned", "Fairytale Of New York" with Kirsty MacColl & "Fiesta" with Kirsty MacColl on backup vocals)
May 18, 1988 Teatro Tendastrisce, Rome, ITY
May 23, 1988 Draf-en Renbaan Limburg, Landgraaf, NED ( Pinkpop 1988 )
May 31, 1988 Expo Theatre, Vancouver, BC
June 2-3, 1988 The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA (supported by Luka Bloom & Darden Smith)
June 4, 1988 John Anson Ford Theatre, Hollywood, CA
June 8, 1988 Liberty Lunch, Austin, TX
June 9, 1988 Tipitina's, New Orleans, LA
June 14, 1988 Bogart's, Cincinnati, OH
June 16, 1988 Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL
June 17, 1988 St. Andrew's Hall, Detroit, MI
June 19-20, 1988 Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
June 21, 1988 Théâtre St-Denis, Montreal, QC
June 22, 1988 Orpheum Theater, Boston, MA
June 23, 1988 Roseland Ballroom, New York City, NY
July 1, 1988 Darupvej, Roskilde, DEN (Roskilde Festival 1988)
July 3-4, 1988 Sardine's, Oslo, NOR
July 7, 1988 PalaTrussardi, Milan, ITY (Barley Arts Festival. Shane and Spider also sang back-up vocals, with James Fearnley on accordian and Stevie Ray Vaughan on guitar during "All Night Long", the last song of the encore of Los Lobos headline set)
July 8, 1988 Grosse Allmend, Frauenfeld, SUI (Out in the Green 1988)
July 9, 1988 Freilichtbühne Loreley, St. Goarshausen, GER (Bizarre Festival 1988) Setlist: The Battle March Medley / The Broad Majestic Shannon / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Medley / Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / The Body Of An American / Boat Train / Metropolis / A Rainy Night In Soho / Streets Of Sorrow-Birmingham Six / Lullaby Of London / Johnny Come Lately / Thousands Are Sailing / Sketches Of Spain / Fiesta / Turkish Song Of The Damned / Sally MacLennane / Dirty Old Town / The Irish Rover / Honky Tonk Women
July 14-15, 1988 Sala Jacara, Madrid, SPA
July 16, 1988 Plage de Carantec, Carantec, FRA (Festival Tamaris 1988)
October 30-31, 1988 MZA Ariake, Tokyo, JPN (Broadcast on Japanese TV) Setlist: The Battle March Medley / The Broad Majestic Shannon / Streams Of Whiskey / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / The Body Of An American / Lullaby Of London / USA / Boat Train / Metropolis / A Rainy Night In Soho / Johnny Come Lately / Bottle Of Smoke / Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah / Thousands Are Sailing / Streets Of Sorrow-Birmingham Six / Turkish Song Of The Damned / Fiesta / Sally MacLennane / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / Dirty Old Town / Honky Tonk Women / Japan / The Irish Rover
November 24, 1988 Gartenhalle, Karlsruhe, GER
November 27, 1988 Grugahalle, Essen, GER
November 28, 1988 Zirkus, Hamburg, GER
December ?, 1988 UK TV ""Gateway To Paradise" performing "A Rainy Night In Soho"
December 1, 1988 Leeds University, Leeds, ENG
December 2, 1988 Paris Cergy-Pontoise
December 4, 1988 Baths Hall, Scunthorpe, ENG
December 9, 1988 Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, Glasgow, SCOT (Frankie Miller & Brian Robinson guesting on "Honky Tonk Woman")
December 11, 1988 Leeds University, Leeds, ENG
December 12, 1988 NEC Arena, Birmingham, ENG
December 14-16, 1988 Apollo, Manchester, ENG
December 17, 1988 Wembley Arena, London, ENG
December 18, 1988 Brighton Centre, Brighton, ENG
December 19, 1988 Brixton Academy, London, ENG
December 22, 1988 Point Depot, Dublin, IRE
March 16, 1989 Warwick University, Coventry, ENG
March 17-18, 1989 Brixton Academy, London, ENG
April 11, 1989 Amsterdam, NED
April 28, 1989 Coliseu dos Recreios, Lisbon, POR
April 29, 1989 Pavilhão das Antas, Oporto, POR
May 21, 1989 Auditorio De La Casa De Campo, Madrid, SPA (supporting UB40)
May 23, 1989 Palacio De Los Deportes, Barcelona, SPA (supporting UB40)
May 24, 1989 Velódromo de Anoeta, San Sebastian, SPA
June 3, 1989 Parc Départemental Des Lilas, Vitry-sur-Seine, FRA (Festival Revolutionnaire de la Jeunesse)
June 10, 1989 St. Andrew's Stadium, Birmingham, ENG (supporting UB40)
June 15, 1989 Chalet-à-Gobet, Lausanne, SUI (Hotpoint Festival 1989)
June 16, 1989 Rolling Stone, Milan, ITY
June 18, 1989 Raimund Theater, Vienna, AUT (Big Beat Festival)
June 19, 1989 Rudi Seld Mayer Halle, Munich, GER
June 21, 1989 Münster, GER (Freibadhiltrup Festival)
June 24, 1989 Maimarktgelände, Mannheim, GER (Midsummer Festival 1989)
June 25, 1989 Stadionbad, Bremen, GER (Midsummer Festival 1989)
July 4, 1989 UK TV "Club X" performing "Misty Morning" & "Albert Bridge"
July 10, 1989 Poplar Creek Music Theater, Hoffman Estates, IL (with Violent Femmes & Mojo Nixon And Skid Roper)
July 12, 1989 Pine Knob Music Theater, Clarkston, MI (with Violent Femmes & Mojo Nixon And Skid Roper)
July 14, 1989 Kingswood Music Theatre, Vaughan, ON
July 15, 1989 Université de Montréal CEPSUM, Montreal, QC
July 17, 1989 Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts, Mansfield, MA
July 18, 1989 Reebok Riverstage, New York City, NY (with The Violent Femmes)
July 22, 1989 Filene Center at Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA
August 21, 1989 Leisureland, Galway, IRE
August 23, 1989 City Hall, Cork, IRE
August 26, 1989 Little John's Farm, Reading, ENG (Reading Festival 1989) Setlist: Streams Of Whiskey / Boat Train / Cotton Fields / Young Ned Of The Hill / The Broad Majestic Shannon / [Sligo Referee] / Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / London You're A Lady / Johnny Come Lately / USA / The Body Of An American / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Lullaby Of London / Boys From The County Hell / Greenland Whale Fisheries / Gridlock / Thousands Are Sailing (Philip Chevron vocals) / Down All The Days / White City / Gartloney Rats / Bottle Of Smoke / Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / Misty Morning, Albert Bridge / Fiesta / Star Of The County Down / A Rainy Night In Soho / The Irish Rover / The Band Played Waltzing Matilda / Honky Tonk Women
September 3, 1989 Greek Theatre, University Of California, Berkeley, CA (supporting Bob Dylan)
September 6, 1989 Starlight Bowl, San Diego, CA
September 22, 1989 State Fair, Nashville, TN
September 24, 1989 Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL
September 26, 1989 Power Center, Ann Arbor, MI (supported by Phranc)
September 27, 1989 Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
September 30, 1989 Opera House, Boston, MA
October 1, 1989 Beacon Theatre, New York City, NY
October 29, 1989 Hall des Expositions Foire de Lille, Lille, FRA
October 31-November 1, 1989 Le Zenith, Paris, FRA
November 3, 1989 Brielpoort, Deinze, BEL
November 4, 1989 Jaap Edenhal, Amsterdam, NED Setlist: Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / Greenland Whale Fisheries / Boat Train / Cotton Fields / Young Ned Of The Hill (Shane vocals) / The Broad Majestic Shannon / Turkish Song Of The Damned / USA / Gridlock / Misty Morning, Albert Bridge / Johnny Come Lately / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Down All The Days / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / Lorelei / Dirty Old Town / [Roddy McCorley] / White City / Bottle Of Smoke / Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah ("Careless Whispers" version) / White Light, White Heat (Spider vocals) / Star Of The County Down / Rainy Night In Soho / Hot Dogs With Everything / Fiesta
November 6, 1989 Niedersachsenhalle, Hanover, GER
November 7, 1989 Stadthalle, Offenbach, GER
November 8, 1989 Sporthalle, Böblingen, GER
November 9, 1989 Sporthalle, Cologne, GER
November 11, 1989 Alsterdorfer Sporthalle, Hamburg, GER
November 13, 1989 Rockefeller Music Hall, Oslo, NOR
November 15, 1989 Solnahallen, Stockholm, SWE
November 16, 1989 Olympen, Lund, SWE
November 17, 1989 Lisebergshallen, Gothenburg, SWE
December 2, 1989 FRENCH TV "Cergy Telethon" performing "Lullaby Of London"
December 10, 1989 Olympia Theatre, Dublin, IRE
January 23, 1990 ANU Bar & Refectory, Canberra, AUS
January 25, 1990 Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, AUS
January 26, 1990 Selina's Coogee Bay Hotel, Sydney, AUS
? ?, 1990 UK TV "The Late Show" performing "White City" & "London You're A Lady")
February 1, 1990 Town Hall, Wellington, NZ
February 2, 1990 Power Station, Auckland, NZ
February 6, 1990 The Venue, Dee Why Hotel, Sydney, AUS
February 15, 1990 Sun Plaza, Nakano, JPN
March 16, 1990 Palladium, New York City, NY
March 17, 1990 New York City, NY (US TV "Saturday Night Live" performing "White City" & "The Body Of An American")
June 3, 1990 Finsbury Park, London, ENG (Fleadh 1990)
July 10, 1990 Stadio Del Lungo, Prato, ITY
July 21, 1990 Arena Spettacoli, Correggio, ITY (Festa de l'Unità (Correggio) 1990)
July 22, 1990 CA Zelt, Vienna, AUT
July 24, 1990 Teatro Tenda, Turin, ITY
September 1, 1990 Steinberggasse, Winterthur, SUI (Musikfestwochen 1990)
October 1-3, 1990 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT
October 7, 1990 City Hall, Newcastle, ENG
October 9-10, 1990 Apollo, Manchester, ENG
October 11, 1990 Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, ENG
October 13, 1990 Cornwall Coliseum, St. Austell, ENG
October 14, 1990 International Centre, Bournemouth, ENG
October 15, 1990 De Montfort Hall, Leicester, ENG
October 17, 1990 Brighton Centre, Brighton, ENG
October 18, 1990 Newport Centre, Newport, WAL
October 20, 1990 UEA LCR, Norwich, ENG
October 21, 1990 City Hall, Sheffield, ENG
October 22, 1990 Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, ENG
October 25, 1990 Assembly Rooms, Derby, ENG
October 26, 1990 Wembley Arena, London, ENG
November 15, 1990 The Voice, Oslo, NOR
November 17, 1990 Johanneshov Isstadium, Stockholm, SWE
November 18, 1990 Olympen, Lund, SWE
November 21, 1990 PC69, Bielefeld, GER ?
November 21, 1990 Ostwestfalenhalle, Kaunitz, GER
November 22, 1990 Friedrich-Ebert-Halle, Ludwigshafen am Rhein, GER
November 23, 1990 Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle, Munich, GER
November 24, 1990 Kongresszentrum Killesberg, Stuttgart, GER
November 26, 1990 Eissporthalle, Berlin, GER
November 27, 1990 Eilenriedehalle, Hannover, GER
November 29, 1990 Stadthalle, Offenbach, GER
November 30, 1990 Stadthalle, Lichtenfels, GER
December 1, 1990 Grugahalle, Essen, GER
December 2, 1990 Weser-Ems-Halle, Oldenburg, GER
December 4, 1990 Vredensburg, Utrecht, NED
December 5, 1990 Brielpoort, Deinze, BEL
December 7, 1990 Brixton Academy, London, ENG
December 9, 1990 Olympia Theatre, Dublin, IRE
December 10, 1990 Electric Ballroom, London, ENG (with Joe Strummer & Kirsty MacColl)
March 13, 1991 Le Transbordeur, Lyon, FRA
March 15-16, 1991 Le Zenith, Paris, FRA
March 17, 1991 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT
May 31, 1991 Leeds University, Leeds, ENG
June 1, 1991 LCR, UEA, Norwich, ENG
June 2, 1991 Finsbury Park, London, ENG (The Fleadh, with Kirsty MacColl) Setlist: Streams Of Whiskey / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Young Ned Of The Hill / Rain Street / Sayonara / The Sunnyside Of The Street / The Broad Majestic Shannon / Gartloney Rats / Summer In Siam / Thousands Are Sailing (P. Chevron vocals) / Dirty Old Town / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah / Fairytale Of New York (with Kirsty MacColl) / The Irish Rover
June 8, 1991 Bodenseestadion, Konstanz, GER (Rock am See 1991)
June 16, 1991 Teatro Gayarre, Pamplona, SPA
July 1, 1991 Darupvej, Roskilde, DEN (Roskilde Festival 1991) July 6, 1991 PalaTrussardi, Milan, ITY (without Philip Chevron, with Danny Heatley (aka Pope) on percussion)
July 9, 1991 Parco San Rocco, Sant'Ilario d'Enza, ITY (Festa de l'Unità 1991, with Danny Heatley (aka Pope) on percussion) Setlist: Streams Of Whiskey / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Boys From The County Hell / Young Ned Of The Hill / Rain Street / Sayonara / Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / The Body Of An American / Donegal Express / Gartloney Rats / Summer In Siam / Thousands Are Sailing (P. Chevron vocals) / Medley / The Sunnyside Of The Street / Dirty Old Town / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah / Star Of The County Down / Sally MacLennane / Fiesta / The Irish Rover
July 10, 1991 Stadio Lungobisenzio, Prato, ITY (with Danny Heatley (aka Pope) on percussion)
July 12, 1991 Centre des Sports, Leysin, SUI (Leysin Festival 1991, without Andrew Ranken, with Danny Heatley (aka Pope) on percussion)
July 15, 1991 Brixton Academy, London, ENG (with The Chieftains and Danny Heatley (aka Pope) on percussion)
July 21, 1991 Harlow Town Park, Harlow, ENG (Harlow Music Festival) Setlist: Streams Of Whiskey / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Young Ned Of The Hill (Terry Woods vocals) / Rain Street / Sayonara / Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / The Body Of An American / Summer In Siam / Thousands Are Sailing (Philip Chevron vocals) / Medley / The Sunnyside Of A Street Dirty Old Town / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah / Star Of The County Down (Andrew Ranken vocals) / Sally MacLennane / Waxie's Dargle
July 22, 1991 Open Air Fest, Vienna, AUT SETLIST: Streams Of Whiskey / The Sunnyside Of The Street / Greenland Whale Fisheries / Young Ned Of The Hill / Summer In Siam / Cotton Fields / Thousands Are Sailing (Philip Chevron vocals) / Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / Kitty
August 4, 1991 Semple Stadium, Thurles, IRE (Feile Festival with Steve Earle, Kirsty MacColl & Billy Bragg) Setlist: Streams Of Whiskey / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Young Ned Of The Hill / Rain Street / Sayonara / Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / White City / Gartloney Rats / Summer In Siam / Thousands Are Sailing (Philip Chevron vocals) / Medley / Dirty Old Town / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah / Johnny Come Lately (Steve Earle vocals) / Fairytale Of New York (with Kirsty MacColl)
August 25, 1991 Domein Kiewit, Hasselt, BEL (Pukkelpop 1991)
August 30, 1991 Rinkou Park, Yokohama, JPN (Womad Festival. Last show with Shane) Setlist: Streams Of Whiskey / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Cotton Fields / Young Ned Of The Hill / Rain Street / Sayonara / Repeal Of The Licensing Laws / The Body Of An American / Greenland Whale Fisheries / Gartloney Rats / Summer In Siam / Thousands Are Sailing (Philip Chevron vocals) / The Sunnyside Of The Street / Dirty Old Town / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah / Star Of The County Down / The Irish Rover
With Joe Strummer on vocals
September 26-27, 1991 Beacon Theatre, New York City, NY (feat. Joe Strummer)
September 28, 1991 Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA (feat. Joe Strummer)
September 30, 1991 Archaos Tent Exhibition Place, Toronto, ON (feat. Joe Strummer)
October 2, 1991 Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL (feat. Joe Strummer)
October 4, 1991 Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC (feat. Joe Strummer)
October 5, 1991 PNE Gardens, Vancouver, BC (feat. Joe Strummer)
October 7-9, 1991 The Warfield, San Francisco, CA (feat. Joe Strummer)
October 10-11, 1991 Wiltern Theater, Los Angeles, CA (feat. Joe Strummer)
October 25, 1991 St. Brieuc, FRA
October 26-27, 1991 Élysée Montmartre, Paris, FRA (feat. Joe Strummer)
October 29, 1991 Stadthalle, Fürth, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
October 31, 1991 Munsterland Halle, Münster, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 1, 1991 Music Hall, Hanover, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 3, 1991 Ostseehalle, Kiel, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 4, 1991 Werner-Seelenbinder-Halle, Berlin, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 6, 1991 Mozartsaal Im Rosengarten, Mannheim, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 7, 1991 Sporthalle, Cologne, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 9, 1991 Stadthalle, Fürth, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 10, 1991 Sporthalle Tägerhard, Wettingen, SUI
November 11, 1991 Messe Kongresszentrum B, Stuttgart, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 12, 1991 Stadthalle, Freiburg, GER (feat. Joe Strummer)
November 14, 1991 Muziekcentrum Vredenburg, Utrecht, NED ?
November 29-30, 1991 Corn Exchange, Cambridge, ENG (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 2, 1991 Playhouse, Edinburgh, SCOT (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 3, 1991 City Hall, Newcastle, ENG (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 4, 1991 Apollo, Manchester, ENG (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 6, 1991 Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, ENG (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 7, 1991 Aston Villa Leisure Centre, Birmingham, ENG (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 9, 1991 De Montfort Hall, Leicester, ENG (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 10, 1991 Newport Centre, Newport, WAL (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 11, 1991 Brixton Academy, London, ENG (feat. Joe Strummer, supported by 2 Lost Sons)
December 12, 1991 Town and Country Club, London, ENG (feat. Joe Strummer)
December 14 & 16, 1991 National Stadium, Dublin, IRE (feat. Joe Strummer)
March 1, 1992 Moda Hall, Osaka, JPN (feat. Joe Strummer)
March 3, 1992 CLUB CITTA', Kawasaki, JPN (feat. Joe Strummer)
March 4-5, 1992 Tokyo Bay NK Hall, Urayasu, JPN (feat. Joe Strummer. Joe's last appearance with The Pogues)
March 15, 1992 Botanic Park, Adelaide, AUS (WOMADelaide 1992)
March 19, 1992 Australian National University Union Bar, Canberra, AUS (feat. Joe Strummer)
With Spider Stacy on vocals
May 1, 1992 Roelandtstadion, Lede, BEL ( Rock Lede 1992 )
May 2, 1992 Dorpshart, Puurs, BEL (Live Aid Puurs 1992)
May 3, 1992 BOURGES, FRANCE ("PRINTEMPS DE BOURGES")
May 7, 1992 Plaza De Toros De Las Ventas, Madrid, SPA (Womad Concert, with Salif Keita, Tupamaros & John Hammond)
May 8-9, 1992 Recinto Hipico, Caceres, SPA (Womad Festival. The Pogues make a guest appearance during Bob Geldof's set on the 8th to perform "Honky Tonk Woman")
May 30, 1992 Mejeriet, Lund, SWE (Mejerietfestivalen 1992)
June 7, 1992 Finsbury Park, London, ENG (Fleadh 1992)
June 10, 1992 Arena Parco Nord, Bologna, ITY
June 23, 1992 Nottingham University Sherwood Hall, Nottingham, ENG
June 27, 1992 Freizeitpark, Alsdorf, GER (Bizarre Festival Alsdorf 1992)
June 28, 1992 Darupvej, Roskilde, DEN (Roskilde Festival 1992)
July 2, 1992 Bank Austria Zelt, Vienna, AUT
July 4, 1992 Gurten, Bern, SUI
August 26, 1992 Bridge Street Arts Centre, Newcastle-under-Lyme, ENG (with Kirsty MacColl)
August 29, 1992 Sportpark, Schöppingen, GER (Schöppinger Open Air 1992)
September 11, 1992 Bologna, ITY
October 4, 1992 University of Manchester Academy 1, Manchester, ENG
October 13, 1992 Bournemouth Polytechnic, Bournemouth, ENG
October 14, 1992 LCR, UEA, Norwich, ENG
October 17, 1992 Landihalle Ciba, Basel, SUI
November 6, 1992 Mean Fiddler, Harlesden, ENG
December 6, 1992 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT
December 8, 1992 Leeds University, Leeds, ENG
December 9, 1992 Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, ENG
December 10, 1992 Brixton Academy, London, ENG
December 13, 1992 Arts Centre, Poole, ENG
December 17, 1992 Messe Congress Centrum B, Stuttgart, GER
December 18, 1992 Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle, Munich, GER
December 19, 1992 Philipshalle, Düsseldorf, GER
December 20, 1992 Stadthalle, Bremen, GER
December 21, 1992 Eissporthalle, Berlin, GER
December 23, 1992 Carl-Diem-Halle, Würzburg, GER
? ?, New York City, NY (US TV "Late Night With David Letterman" performing "Tuesday Morning". Paul McGuinness from The Popes plays guitar and sings backup vocals)
March 15, 1993 Le Zenith, Paris, FRA
May 7, 1993 Coliseu do Porto, Oporto, POR
May 9, 1993 Parque da Cidade, Coimbra, POR (Queima das Fitas 1993)
May 15, 1993 Stade D'Idron, Pau, FRA ("Les Alternatives Du Rock")
June 5, 1993 Glasgow Green, Glasgow, SCOT (Scottish Fleadh 1993)
June 11, 1993 Sandbahn-Stadion, Jübek, GER (Jübek Open Air 1993)
June 12, 1993 Finsbury Park, London, ENG (Fleadh 1993)
July 3, 1993 Tramore, Waterford, IRE (Fleadh Mor)
July 9, 1993 Wollaton Park, Nottingham, ENG (without Philip Chevron)
July 11, 1993 Centre des Sports, Leysin, SUI (Leysin Festival 1993, without Philip Chevron)
August ?, 1993 BBC Radio 1 Roadshow performing "Tuesday Morning"
August 6, 1993 Terrein Koudekotstraat, Dranouter, BEL (Dranouter Folk Festival)
August 20, 1993 UK TV "Top Of The Pops" performing "Tuesday Morning"
September 16, 1993 PALEN, ???
September 17-18, 1993 Grosse Freiheit 36, Hamburg, GER
September 19, 1993 Huxley's Neue Welt, Berlin, GER
September 21, 1993 Music Hall, Hannover, GER
September 22, 1993 Stadthalle, Offenbach, GER
September 23, 1993 Munich, GER
September 24, 1993 Neumarkt In Der Oberpfalz, GER
September 25, 1993 Lichtenfels, GER
September 26, 1993 E-Werk, Cologne, GER
September 28, 1993 Siegen, GER
September 29, 1993 Koblenz, GER
September 30, 1993 Sporthalle, Völklingen, GER
October 1, 1993 Augsburg, GER
October 2, 1993 Stuttgart, GER (WOM Festival)
October 3-4, 1993 Forum Am Schlosspark, Ludwigsburg, GER
October 5, 1993 Bremen, GER
October 6, 1993 Stadthalle, Osnabrück, GER
October 7, 1993 Magdeburg, GER
October 9, 1993 Erfurt, GER
October 10, 1993 Leipzig, GER
October 11, 1993 Dresden, GER
October 28, 1993 Paris, FRA (FRENCH TV "Taratata" interviewed & performing "Tuesday Morning")
November 1, 1993 Trondheim, NOR
November 2, 1993 Sentrum Scene, Oslo, NOR
November 3-4, 1993 Gino, Stockholm, SWE
November 5, 1993 Helsinki, FIN
November 6, 1993 Helsinki, FIN
November 11, 1993 Élysée Montmartre, Paris, FRA
November 14, 1993 Neuchatel, SUI
November 15, 1993 Zurich, SUI November 16, 1993 Linz, AUT
November 17, 1993 Bank-Austria Zelt, Vienna, AUT
December 3, 1993 Newport Centre, Newport, WAL (supported by Shoulders)
December 4, 1993 Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 5, 1993 Corn Exchange, Cambridge, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 7, 1993 Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 8, 1993 University of Manchester Academy 1, Manchester, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 9, 1993 The Bowl, Redcar, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 10, 1993 Barrowlands, Glasgow, SCOT (supported by Shoulders)
December 11, 1993 Leeds University, Leeds, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 13, 1993 Arts Centre, Poole, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 14, 1993 Rock City, Nottingham, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 15, 1993 UEA LCR, Norwich, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
December 17-18, 1993 Forum, London, ENG (supported by Shoulders)
Terry Woods and James Fearnley have left the band by this time
- Spider Stacy - vocals
- Jem Finer - banjo
- Philip Chevron - Guitar
- Andrew Ranken - drums
- Darryl Hunt - bass
- David Coulter - accordion
January ?, 1994 UK Radio "Mark Radcliffe Show" performing "Sitting On Top Of The World", "Once Upon A Time", (interview), "Smell Of Petroleum" & "Tuesday Morning")
March 1, 1994 Beacon Theatre, New York City, NY
March 2, 1994 Clapham Grand, London, ENG (joined by Shane MacGowan on "A Rainy Night In Soho" & "Streams Of Whiskey")
March 11, 1994 Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA
March 13, 1994 Beacon Theatre, New York City, NY
March 15, 1994 Metropolis, Montreal, QC
March 16, 1994 Trocadero Theatre, Philadelphia, PA
March 17, 1994 Warehouse, Toronto, ON
March 18, 1994 St. Andrew's Hall, Detroit, MI
March 19, 1994 Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL
March 25, 1994 Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC
March 26, 1994 Moore Theatre, Seattle, WA
March 29, 1994 Wadsworth Theater, Los Angeles, CA
March 31, 1994 Viper Room, Hollywood, CA
May 12, 1994 Kulturbolaget, Malmö, SWE
May 21, 1994 Speeltuin Kinderweelde, Meerhout, BEL (Apollo Rock 1994)
Spider, Jem, Andrew and Darryl from the "classic" line-up, accompanied by David Coulter (mandolin), James McNally (accordian) and Jamie Clarke (guitar)
June 5, 1994 Lindenpark, Potsdam, GER
June 7, 1994 Stadtpark Freilichtbühne, Hamburg, GER (Stadtpark Open Air 1994)
June 9, 1994 Tanzbrunnen, Cologne, GER
July 7, 1994 Nantes FRA (Festival D'ete)
July 8, 1994 Théâtre Antique de Fourvière, Lyon, FRA (Les Nuits de Fourvière 1994)
July 10, 1994 Zurich, SUI (Out In The Green Festival)
July 14, 1994 Rouen, FRA
July 15, 1994 (Phoenix Festival)
July 17, 1994 Tallinn, EST (Rock Summer Festival)
July 18, 1994 Tallinna Lauluväljak, Tallinn, EST
August 20, 1994 Festivalgelände Am Rotten, Gampel, SUI (Gampel Open Air 1994)
May 15, 1995 Granada, SPA (Womad Festival)
June 17, 1995 Bellevueparken, Karlshamn, SWE (Karlshamnsfestivalen 1995)
June 25, 1995 Sittertobel, St. Gallen, SUI (OpenAir St. Gallen 1995)
July 1, 1995 Caen, FRA
September 25, 1995 Pyramids Centre, Portsmouth, ENG
September 26, 1995 Roadmenders, Northampton, ENG
September 27, 1995 The Waterfront, Norwich, ENG
September 28, 1995 Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, ENG
September 29, 1995 Mean Fiddler, London, ENG
September 30, 1995 BBC Studio's, London, ENG (BBC Radio 1 Session performing (interview), "Living In A World Without Her", (interview), "Brights Lights", (interview) & "When The Ship Comes In". The line up on this session is: Spider Stacy, Jem Finer, James McNally (accordian), David Coulter (violin, mandolin) & Jamie Clarke (guitar)
October 18, 1995 Sentrum Scene, Oslo, NOR
November 3, 1995 Filharmonie, Filderstadt, GER
November 5, 1995 PC69, Bielefeld, GER
November 10, 1995 Festhalle Durlach, Karlsruhe, GER
November 25, 1995 Pavilhão do NERVIR, Vila Real, POR (Semana do Caloiro da UTAD 1995)
November 28, 1995 Petőfi Csarnok, Budapest, HUN (Semana do Caloiro da UTAD 1995)
December 8, 1995 Paradiso, Amsterdam, NED
December 9, 1995 Nighttown, Rotterdam, NED
December 11, 1995 Noorderligt, Tilburg, NED
December 15, 1995 Manchester University, Manchester, ENG
December 16, 1995 Rock City, Nottingham, ENG
December 17, 1995 The Bowl, Redcar, ENG
December 20, 1995 Junction, Cambridge, ENG
December 22, 1995 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, ENG
? ?, 1996 Le Mans, FRA
? ?, 1996 Pontivy, FRA
April 11, 1996 Supper Club, New York City, NY
April 12, 1996 Avalon, Boston, MA
April 13, 1996 Trocadero Theatre, Philadelphia, PA
April 14, 1996 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
April 16, 1996 Warehouse, Toronto, ON
April 17, 1996 St. Andrew's Hall, Detroit, MI
April 18, 1996 Metro, Chicago, IL
April 19, 1996 First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
April 21-22, 1996 Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC
April 24, 1996 House of Blues, Los Angeles, MA
April 25, 1996 The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
June 14, 1996 Le Montjoye, Besançon, FRA
June 22, 1996 Freilichtbühne Großer Garten Junge Garde, Dresden, GER (Midsummer Open Air Dresden 1996)
June 23, 1996 Mundenhof-Gelände, Freiburg, GER (14. Zeltzeit Freiburg 1996)
July 19, 1996 Miles Davis Hall, Montreux, SUI (Montreux Jazz Festival 1996)
July 27, 1996 Festivalgelände Schöllingstraße, Wiesen, AUT (Forestglade Festival 1996)
July 28, 1996 Boston Arms Dome, London, ENG (The Pogues final gig was in front of 300 fans at The Dome (the venue on the first floor of The Boston Arms public house), Tufnell Park, London. During the evening, it had been announced that this was the last ever Pogues show. Shane MacGowan joined the band for one last song and as he left the stage and is reported to have shouted "Goodbye forever, thank Christ for that!")
December 15-16, 2001 University of Manchester Academy 1, Manchester, ENG ("reunion gig" with Shane)
December 17, 2001 Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, Glasgow, SCOT ("reunion gig" with Shane)
December 18, 2001 Academy, Birmingham, ENG ("reunion gig" with Shane)
December 20, 2001 Point Depot, Dublin, IRE ("reunion gig" with Shane, The Dubliners and Shane's mother singing "Fairytale of NY" instead of Kirsty)
December 21-23, 2001 Brixton Academy, London, ENG ("reunion gig" with Shane)
June 8, 2002 Finsbury Park, London, ENG (Fleadh 2002, with Shane)
December 13-14, 2004 Carling Academy, Glasgow, SCOT
December 16, 2004 Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle, ENG (Supported by Morning Runner)
December 17, 2004 Carling Academy, Birmingham, ENG (Supported by Morning Runner)
December 18, 2004 Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, ENG (Supported by Saw Doctors & Morning Runner)
December 20-22, 2004 Carling Academy Brixton, London, ENG (Supported by (20th) Morning Runner, (21st) Stephen Fretwell, (22nd) The Flaming Stars)
December 23, 2004 Point Depot, Dublin, IRE (Supported by Mundy)
July 15, 2005 Stoke Park, Guildford, ENG (GuilFest 2005)
July 26, 2005 Shibuya-AX, Tokyo, JPN
July 27, 2005 MOTHER HALL, Osaka, JPN
July 29, 2005 Naeba Ski Resort, Yuzawa, JPN (Fuji Rock Festival 2005)
September 3, 2005 Recinto Mendizabala, Vitoria-Gasteiz, SPA (Azkena Festival 2005)
December 12, 2005 Indoor Arena, Cardiff, WAL (Supported by Dropkick Murphys & DJ Scratchy)
December 13-14, 2005 Carling Academy, Glasgow, SCOT (Supported by Dropkick Murphys & DJ Scratchy)
December 16, 2005 Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle, ENG (Supported by Dropkick Murphys & DJ Scratchy)
December 17, 2005 Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, ENG (Supported by Dropkick Murphys & DJ Scratchy)
December 18, 2005 National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, ENG (Supported by Dropkick Murphys & DJ Scratchy)
December 20-22, 2005 Brixton Carling Academy, London, ENG (Supported by Dropkick Murphys & DJ Scratchy)
December 23, 2005 Point Theatre, Dublin, IRE
March 9-10, 2006 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
March 11, 2006 Music Box at the Borgata, Atlantic City, NJ
March 14-15, 2006 Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA
March 16-19, 2006 Nokia Theatre Times Square, New York City, NY
October 5-6, 2006 Shibuya-AX, Tokyo, JPN
October 7, 2006 Asagiri Arena, Fujinomiya, JPN (Asagiri Jam 2006)
October 9-12, 2006 The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
October 15, 2006 House of Blues, Las Vegas, NV
October 17, 2006 The Grove of Anaheim, Anaheim, CA
October 18-19, 2006 Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
December 11-12, 2006 Carling Academy, Glasgow, SCOT
December 13, 2006 National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, ENG (Supported by Saw Doctors)
December 14, 2006 Nottingham Arena, Nottingham, ENG (Supported by Saw Doctors)
December 16, 2006 Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, ENG (Supported by Saw Doctors)
December 17-19, 2006 Carling Academy Brixton, London, ENG
December 21, 2006 Point Depot, Dublin, IRE
March 5-6, 2007 Congress Theater, Chicago, IL
March 9-10, 2007 Avalon, Boston, MA
March 11, 2007 Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA
March 15, 2007 Roseland Ballroom, New York City, NY
March 16, 2007 Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA
March 17, 2007 Roseland Ballroom, New York City, NY
August 10, 2007 Slottsskogen, Gothenburg, SWE (Way Out West 2007)
August 12, 2007 Grote Kaai, Lokeren, BEL (Lokerse Feesten 2007, without Philip Chevron, James Walbourne on guitar)
August 18, 2007 Euskal Herria, Bilbao, SPA (free gig)
October 17-18, 2007 Showbox SoDo, Seattle, WA
October 21-24, 2007 The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
October 26, 2007 4th & B, San Diego, CA
October 28, 2007 House of Blues, Anaheim, CA
October 31-November 1, 2007 Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
November 2, 2007 Pearl at The Palms, Las Vegas, NV
December 11, 2007 Carling Academy, Glasgow, SCOT (supported by The Holloways)
December 12, 2007 Carling Academy, Newcastle, ENG (supported by The Holloways)
December 14, 2007 Nottingham Arena, Nottingham, ENG (supported by The Holloways)
December 15, 2007 Manchester G-Mex, Manchester, ENG (supported by Billy Bragg & The Holloways)
December 16, 2007 O2 Academy, Birmingham, ENG (supported by The Holloways)
December 18-20, 2007 Carling Academy Brixton, London, ENG (supported by The Holloways)
December 22, 2007 Ambassadors Theatre, London, ENG ???
December 22, 2007 Nugent Hall, Belfast, NI (supported by The Holloways)
December 23, 2007 RDS Main Hall, Dublin, IRE (supported by Blood Or Whiskey)
March 5-6, 2008 Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL
March 9-10, 2008 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
March 12, 2008 Rams Head Live, Baltimore, MD
March 13, 2008 Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA
March 15-17, 2008 Roseland Ballroom, New York City, NY
March 19-20, 2008 Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA
July 5, 2008 Plaine du Louvre, Bobital, FRA (Festival des Terre-Neuvas 2008)
July 12, 2008 Balado Airfield, Kinross, SCOT (T in the Park 2008)
July 13, 2008 Punchestown Racecourse, Naas, IRE (Oxegen 2008)
August 16, 2008 Hylands Park, Chelmsford, ENG (V Festival 2008)
August 17, 2008 Weston Park, Stafford, ENG (V Festival 2008)
December 6, 2008 King's Hall, Belfast, NI
December 7, 2008 Carling Academy, Glasgow, SCOT
December 9, 2008 Academy, Leeds, ENG
December 11, 2008 Carling Academy, Newcastle, ENG
December 12, 2008 Academy, Sheffield, ENG
December 13, 2008 Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, ENG
December 15, 2008 Carling Academy, Birmingham, ENG
December 16, 2008 Carling Academy, Bristol, ENG
December 18-20, 2008 Carling Academy Brixton, London, ENG
December 22, 2008 RDS Main Hall, Dublin, IRE
March 7, 2009 Pompano Beach Amphitheater, Pompano Beach, FL
March 9, 2009 Tabernacle, Atlanta, GA
March 13-14, 2009 Roseland Ballroom, New York City, NY
March 16-18, 2009 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
March 20-21, 2009 House of Blues, Boston, MA
June 13, 2009 PalaSharp, Milan, ITY (Rock in Idro 2009)
July ?, 2009 Kinross, SCOT (T In The Park 2009)
July 15, 2009 Echo Arena, Liverpool, ENG
July 17, 2009 Victoria Park, London, ENG (Madstock 2009)
July 19, 2009 Wollaton Park, Nottingham, ENG (Splendour Festival 2009, supporting Madness, with Fun Lovin' Criminals, Imelda May, The Rifles, Kid British & Dog Is Dead)
August 20, 2009 Union Scene, Drammen, NOR
August 22, 2009 Escot Park, Ottery Saint Mary, ENG (Beautiful Days 2009, with Saw Doctors, Wonder Stuff, Dub Pistols, Les Truttes, Edward II, Pronghorn, Will And The People & Mozzy Green)
October 10, 2009 Showbox SoDo, Seattle, WA
October 11, 2009 Roseland Theater, Portland, OR
October 13, 2009 The Warfield, San Francisco, CA
October 14, 2009 Regency Ballroom, San Francisco, CA
October 17, 2009 Club Nokia, Los Angeles, CA
October 19, 2009 House of Blues, San Diego, CA
October 21, 2009 Marquee Theatre, Tempe, AZ
October 23, 2009 Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO
October 25, 2009 Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland, Kansas City, MO
October 28, 2009 Stubb's BBQ, Austin, TX
October 29, 2009 House of Blues, Houston, TX
October 30, 2009 House of Blues, Dallas, TX
November 1, 2009 City Park, New Orleans, LA (Voodoo Music Experience 2009. Shane went missing 24 hours before the gig and was eventually found slumped in the lobby of the Sheriton Hotel by a fan who brought him to the festival. The band had already played 3 songs by the time Shane finally stumbled on stage very much the worse for wear and proceeded to slur and mumble his way through the remainder of the set)
December 2, 2009 St. George's Market, Belfast, NI
December 4-6, 2009 Olympia Theatre, Dublin, IRE
December 9, 2009 O2 Academy, Newcastle, ENG
December 10, 2009 O2 Academy, Glasgow, SCOT
December 12, 2009 O2 Academy, Sheffield, ENG
December 13, 2009 O2 Apollo, Manchester, ENG
December 14, 2009 O2 Academy, Leeds, ENG
December 16, 2009 O2 Academy, Birmingham, ENG
December 18-19, 2009 O2 Academy Brixton, London, ENG
July 30, 2010 Rockhal Main Hall, Esch-sur-Alzette, LUX
July 31, 2010 Schlossplatz, Münster, GER
August 1, 2010 Melkweg The Max, Amsterdam, NED
August 3, 2010 Zitadelle Spandau, Berlin, GER
August 4, 2010 Stadtpark Freilichtbühne, Hamburg, GER (Stadtpark Open Air 2010)
August 5, 2010 Clara Zetkin Parkbühne, Leipzig, GER
August 8, 2010 Terrein Koudekotstraat, Dranouter, BEL (Folkfestival Dranouter 2010)
August 27, 2010 Union Scene, Drammen, NOR
August 29, 2010 Milk, Moscow, RUS
December 8-9, 2010 Olympia Theatre, Dublin, IRE
December 11, 2010 NEC, Killarney, IRE
December 13, 2010 O2 Academy, Glasgow, SCOT
December 14, 2010 O2 Academy, Newcastle, ENG
December 16, 2010 O2 Academy, Sheffield, ENG
December 17, 2010 O2 Apollo, Manchester, ENG
December 18, 2010 O2 Academy, Birmingham, ENG
December 20, 2010 O2 Academy Brixton, London, ENG
December 21, 2010 Brixton Jamm, London, ENG
December 22, 2010 O2 Academy Brixton, London, ENG
March 3, 2011 Congress Theater, Chicago, IL
March 4, 2011 Royal Oak Music Theatre, Royal Oak, MI
March 7, 2011 Rams Head Live!, Baltimore, MD
March 8-9, 2011 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
March 11-12, 2011 House of Blues, Boston, MA
March 15-17, 2011 Terminal 5, New York City, NY
July 5, 2011 Freilichtbühne Killesberg, Stuttgart, GER
July 6, 2011 Zenith, Munich, GER
July 7, 2011 Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle, Bonn, GER
July 9, 2011 Melkweg The Max, Amsterdam, NED
July 11, 2011 Openluchttheater Rivierenhof, Deurne, BEL
July 14, 2011 Šalata, Zagreb, CRO
July 16, 2011 Ottakringer Arena, Wiesen, AUT (Forestglade Festival 2011)
July 30, 2011 Old Royal Naval College, London, ENG (Greenwich Summer Sessions 2011)
March 28, 2012 Studio Coast, Tokyo, JPN
April 1, 2012 Fremantle Park, Fremantle, AUS (Blues 'n' Roots Festival 2012)
April 4, 2012 Festival Hall, Melbourne, AUS
April 8, 2012 Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm, Byron Bay, AUS (Byron Bay Bluesfest 2012)
April 11, 2012 Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, AUS
August 4, 2012 Riverside, Stockton-on-Tees, ENG (Stockton Weekender 2012)
August 7, 2012 Tanzbrunnen, Cologne, GER
August 8, 2012 Stadtpark Freilichtbühne, Hamburg, GER (Stadtpark Open Air 2012)
August 9, 2012 Zitadelle Spandau, Berlin, GER
August 11, 2012 Óbudai-Sziget, Budapest, HUN (Sziget Festival 2012)
August 12, 2012 Theatre de Plein Air, Colmar, FRA (Festival de la Foire aux Vins d'Alsace 2012)
August 18, 2012 Blackdown Hills, Taunton, ENG (Strummer of Love)
September 11-12, 2012 L'Olympia, Paris, FRA
December 20, 2012 O2 Arena, London, ENG
December 15, 2013 O2 Apollo, Manchester, ENG
December 17, 2013 O2 Academy, Glasgow, SCOT
December 19-20, 2013 O2 Academy Brixton, London, ENG
May 31, 2014 Arena Joe Strummer, Bologna, ITY (Rock in Idro 2014)
June 14, 2014 Thetford Forest, Brandon, ENG
June 26, 2014 Bristol Harbour, Bristol, ENG (Bristol Summer Series)
July 5, 2014 Hyde Park, London, ENG (British Summer Time 2014, supporting Libertines, with Spiritualized, Maximo Park, The Enemy, Swim Deep, Reverend And The Makers, Wolf Alice, Darlia, Cuckoolander, I Am Kloot, Brownbear, The View, The Twang, The Rifles & Raglans)
July 27, 2014 Naeba Ski Resort, Yuzawa, JPN (Fuji Rock Festival 2014)
August 9, 2014 Les Jardins de Palud, Landerneau, FRA (Fête du Bruit dans Landerneau 2014)
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Printemps de bourges in bourges, france on sat, 08 apr 1989.
Shaun arrived on stage with a bottle of water. He was completly drunk and falled unable to sing. The guitarist replaced him. Big deception
West End Centre in Aldershot, UK on Mon, 18 Mar 1985
I attended this show, the first time I’d seen The Pogues. I was twelve days off my twenty-first birthday and six months into my training as a mental health nurse. As I recall the ticket was a birthday present from my friends, who I went to the gig with. What a riot! Everything I expected it to be and more. As I recall , I won a gallon of beer in a cat food eating competition, which supplemented our meagre spending money and enabled us to get pretty pissed. Spider gave me a swig from the half bottle he had… he’d given up playing and was sat on the edge of the stage. I bought a copy of ‘Red Roses for Me’ ,at the show, autographed by the band, which I still have. It remains one of my most prized possessions. Great to see the photos on your site.. brought back some memories. I saw the band a few more times, notably at Surrey Free Arts Festival, where they were joined by Joe Strummer (same year or’86) and Shane with The Popes at Leeds Heineken gig, Roundhay Park (possibly’92) singing ‘Good Golly, Miss Molly’ repeatedly until the plug was pulled! RIP Shane McGowan. Thank you for the music. George Atkinson, Leeds.
Riviera Theatre in Chicago, US on Wed, 02 Oct 1991
Joe Strummer was epic. Clash tunes played , with all the Irish Trad instruments. Brilliant 👌
The Vic Theatre in Chicago, US on Sat, 05 Dec 1987
Shane MacGowan was utterly brilliant that night.Greatest live performance I ever saw,kudos to the Pogues and Joe Strummer. The floor was a delirious mosh pit of frenzied bodies where pulsating Irish trad met Punk anarchy head on.Intoxicated brilliance was never more intoxicatingly brilliant!
Wolverhampton Civic Hall in Wolverhampton, UK on Thu, 11 Oct 1990
I was there with my wife and some friends. It was a brilliant night with all the standard hits plus some lesser known ones. Shane was pretty drunk and often went off or sat down and his voice was all over the place but still somehow brilliant. Being in our twenties we were in the thick of the mosh pit and I broke my glasses when they fell off. Shane came back on for the encore - The band played waltzing Matilda - perhaps the most moving performance of any song I have ever heard. I cried, everyone cried, his voice sent shivers down your spine. At the end the cheers went on forever. We all thought that could be his last show but history says otherwise. I've never been to a more emotional gig
Baths Hall in Scunthorpe, UK on Sun, 04 Dec 1988
I was there by chance, my irish family living in scunthorpe told me of this charity concert for mo gale, before there uk tour,. What a great suprize to see kirsty macColl as a guest appearance. It' was a fantastic night, did not come on stage till 11pm probably having a few refreshments, Shane was spot on with his vocals, not a lot of people new about the gig because it wasn't a sell out. one of the best pogues gigs out of em all that I attended
Barrowland in Glasgow, UK on Sun, 17 Mar 1991
I have never in my life been so anxious about attending a gig. Seeing The Pogues in my favourite venue on St Patrick’s Day would normally be a match made in heaven, but on this occasion there was a caveat. The ‘Old Firm’ as they were called then - Celtic & Rangers - had been drawn together in the Scottish Cup and they were playing earlier that day at Celtic Park. My mate - Brian - and I had tickets for both, but our team Celtic were going through a sticky patch at that time. A defeat in the Glasgow Derby on St Patrick’s day would have led to the gig being a wake. As it transpired the game will go down in history as one of the greatest ever Old Firm games as Celtic overturned the odds to record a memorable victory with four red cards issued on the day. The atmosphere when we eventually reached the Barras was electric. I have never been at a gig where so many of the audience were there so early and the party was in full swing an hour before the Pogues hit the stage. Shane McGowan was stone cold sober and revelled in the atmosphere; Spider had clearly over-indulged, but the gig was an absolute triumph. Chuck in appearances by both the recently released Gerry Conlon and Paul Hill of the Guildford Four on stage and you have the concert goers version of having all your ducks in a row. At times it felt like simultaneously the roof would come off and the floor give way, but had that happened such was the heaving mass of humanity on display I suspect we would have remained suspended in mid air, floating on the cloud of our collective elation. Today we mourn the loss of the ringmaster on that occasion - Shane McGowan - but there will be smiles to match the tears of mourning and gratitude for a life fully lived. 🙏
Powerhouse in Birmingham, UK on Tue, 16 Dec 1986
My first and one of the best gigs I've ever been to.
Riverside 1 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK on Thu, 04 Dec 1997
With the passing of Shane, I recall this concert as one of thee BEST I have ever witnessed. Shane went awol, found then plonked on stage some 90 mins after the scheduled start time. His eyes closed, griping the mic, he was out of it! But the music started and he was off, never missing a beat, screeching and hollering, feeding off the crowd. What a performance. What a gig. What a memory. Gartha Shane.
O2 Forum Kentish Town in London, UK on Fri, 17 Dec 1993
I was there, ages ago...it was a great show.
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- Barrowland in Glasgow, UK Sun, 17 Mar 1991 100% from 1 rating
- The Vic Theatre in Chicago, US Sat, 05 Dec 1987 100% from 1 rating
- Wolverhampton Civic Hall in Wolverhampton, UK Thu, 11 Oct 1990 100% from 1 rating
- Baths Hall in Scunthorpe, UK Sun, 04 Dec 1988 100% from 1 rating
- West End Centre in Aldershot, UK Mon, 18 Mar 1985 100% from 1 rating
- Powerhouse in Birmingham, UK Tue, 16 Dec 1986 100% from 1 rating
- Riverside 1 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK Thu, 04 Dec 1997 100% from 1 rating
- O2 Forum Kentish Town in London, UK Fri, 17 Dec 1993 100% from 1 rating
- Bristol Studio in Bristol, UK Sun, 07 Dec 1986 100% from 1 rating
- Volksbildungsheim in Frankfurt, Germany Mon, 02 May 1988 100% from 1 rating
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The Pogues: Why The Celtic Punk Rebels Will Never Fall From Grace
With their unique blend of Anglo-Irish folk-punk, The Pogues created a new type of rebel music that still sounds revolutionary today.
Rowdy, rebellious and volatile, Irish band The Pogues somehow succeeded in spite of themselves. Initially naming themselves the deliberately provocative Pogue Mahone (Irish Gaelic for “kiss my arse”), the group revelled in their outsiders’ credo, yet their unique blend of punk-inflected Irish folk music connected with the mainstream and resulted in one of the most potent bodies of work known in any genre of music.
The Irish rover: Shane MacGowan’s early years
The “punk” part of The Pogues’ equation shaped their initial stance. Future Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan latched onto first-wave punk outfits such as The Clash and The Damned during their early days and – as Shane O’Hooligan – he formed his own punk/new wave outfit, The Nipple Erectors. Building a local following, the band played London punk haunt The Roxy and, after rebranding themselves as The Nips, released several promising singles, including Gabrielle and the Paul Weller-produced Happy Song.
MacGowan, however, had a markedly different background from most of his punk-era peers. Born to Irish parents in the English county of Kent, on Christmas Day 1957, he spent much of his early childhood in County Tipperary, Ireland. After winning a literature scholarship, he attended London’s Westminster School, where he was frequently bullied due to his looks and accent. Seeking refuge, the teenage MacGowan took to wandering London’s streets and found himself drawn to the capital’s less salubrious sights, among them the peep shows and strips joints of Soho. Much of what MacGowan witnessed in pre-gentrified London may not have been pleasant, but he later drew upon those experiences to illuminate some of his most singular songs.
Boys from the county hell: forming The Pogues
In addition to punk, MacGowan’s background had exposed him to traditional Irish folk songs from an early age. Accordingly, when he formed the band with like-minded musicians Peter “Spider” Stacy (on tin whistle), his future co-writer Jem Finer (banjo) and The Nips’ latter-day guitarist turned accordion player James Fearnley, MacGowan sought to create music fuelled by punk’s refusenik tendencies, but also the fire and erudition of Irish folk.
Even allowing for the addition of bassist Cait O’Riordan and drummer Andrew Ranken, the bands unlikely musical line-up immediately set them apart from the rock acts of the day, and their achievements are thrown into even sharper relief when you consider that glossy, radio-friendly pop acts such as New Romantic icons Duran Duran , Spandau Ballet and ABC ruled the airwaves when MacGowan’s team made their live debut at The Pindar Of Wakefield (now The Water Rats) in London’s King’s Cross in October 1982.
Despite their largely acoustic initial line-up, the band still rocked harder than most of their contemporaries, and their rousing, John Peel-endorsed debut single, Dark Streets Of London, led to a record deal (initially with Stiff, then Warner Bros) resulting in a series of reputation-enhancing records.
“We followed Shane like children following the Pied Piper”
Attracting widespread attention, the band’s 1984 debut album, Red Roses For Me , took its title from a late-era Sean O’Casey play and presented a heady mix of reimagined Irish ballads (Poor Paddy, Waxie’s Dargle, a stark adaptation of Brendan Behan’s Dublin prison ode, The Auld Triangle) and vivid, MacGowan-penned set pieces such as Boys From The County Hell, the rampaging Streams Of Whiskey and the triumphant Transmetropolitan.
Revisiting the creation of the latter song in his memoir, Here Comes Everybody: The Story Of The Pogues , James Fearnley called it “a generous and degenerate” song, adding, “It brought us all together, in our second-hand suits, lumberjack shirts and Fred Perrys, with our outmoded instruments. It pressed us to march across London, following Shane, like the children following the Pied Piper out of Hamelin.”
MacGowan’s brilliantly-realised immigrant songs tapped into his experiences in both rural Ireland and inner-city London, and they had the same galvanic effect on the band’s nascent audience as they did on his bandmates. Red Roses For Me was a great start, but MacGowan’s songwriting truly blossomed on the band’s second album, 1985’s widely-acclaimed Rum Sodomy & The Lash .
“The best lyric writer of our generation”
Produced by Elvis Costello, Rum Sodomy & The Lash album captured The Pogues at the top of their game and featured several of McGowan’s greatest songs. Also referencing the celebrated tenors Count John McCormack and Richard Tauber, the album’s dramatic opening cut, The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn, brought the story of the legendary titular Celtic warrior kicking and screaming into the modern day. Its lyric was stuffed with memorably visceral imagery (“And in the Euston Tavern, you screamed it was your shout/But they wouldn’t give you service, so you kicked the windows out”), though it paled by comparison with the brutal realism of The Old Main Drag – a brilliant, if stomach-churning, evocation of life among the teenage rent boys that once haunted London’s Piccadilly Circus by night.
Elsewhere on the album, the rambunctious drinking ode Sally MacLennane mirrored the Irish folk song tradition for celebrating a person’s return to their homeland (a theme also touched upon in Thin Lizzy’s The Boys Are Back In Town, written by the group’s similarly Irish literature-influenced Phil Lynott), though the bruised romanticism of A Pair Of Brown Eyes also showed MacGowan was capable of penning songs of great tenderness. Indeed, his reputation as a lyricist of distinction grew rapidly among his contemporaries.
“I regard Shane as easily the best lyric writer of our generation,” Nick Cave later told The Observer . “He has a very natural, unadorned, crystalline way with language. There is a compassion in his words that is always tender, often brutal, and always completely his own.”
On the lash: mainstream success
Helped along by reviews such as NME ’s, which proclaimed it “probably the best LP of 1985”, Rum Sodomy & The Lash established The Pogues as one of the decade’s most important bands. Over the next few years, they went from strength to strength.
After a line-up reshuffle which saw guitarist Phil Chevron and multi-instrumentalist Terry Woods swell the ranks, and Darryl Hunt replace Cait O’Riordan on bass, the band secured their place in the pantheon with their 1987 Christmas smash, Fairytale Of New York , featuring MacGowan’s seemingly ageless duet with Kirsty MacColl. However, the song’s parent album, If I Should Fall From Grace With God , featured a slew of MacGowan-penned classics, ranging from the hard-hitting polemic of Birmingham Six to the cinematic sweep of The Broad Majestic Shannon and the rollicking, Clash-like title track.
The Pogues famously celebrated the success of If I Should Fall From Grace With God with a sell-out seven-night stand at London’s Town & Country Club around St Patrick’s Day 1988. By the end of the decade, they’d graduated to playing arenas. Broadly poppier and mainstream in design, their two final MacGowan-helmed albums, Peace & Love and Hell’s Ditch , saw their mercurial frontman’s influence diminish within the band, though his later songs, such as White City, the Christy Brown-referencing Down All The Days and the nightmarish, Spanish Civil War-inspired Lorca’s Novena showed his lyrics were still liberally streaked with his singular talent.
Red roses for them: influence and legacy
The Pogues parted ways with MacGowan during the summer of 1991, but by then they’d built up a formidable, legend-enshrining body of work which had also set in stone MacGowan’s reputation as a trailblazing musician and writer – both at home and abroad. But even while The Pogues’ star was in the ascendency, their influence was felt on home turf, with a small coterie of London-based Celtic-tinged roots-rock outfits such as The Boothill Foot Tappers and The Men They Couldn’t Hang breaking through in their wake. Initially featuring The Nips’ Shanne Bradley on bass, the latter outfit also released a string of impressive albums, with their 1984 debut, Night Of A Thousand Candles , including a sublime cover of Eric Bogle’s legendary World War I lament, The Green Fields Of France.
Across the Atlantic, though, The Pogues’ pioneering work has had a lasting effect, with the 90s seeing the emergence of a host of US bands clearly influenced by the band’s musical, lyrical and conceptual qualities. Among this considerable number are Canadian acts such as The Mahones and Great Big Sea, though it’s US bands Flogging Molly and Dropkick Murphys that have gone on to enjoy sustained international acclaim.
The former have released widely lauded albums such as Swagger and Drunken Lullabies , which share thematic subjects with The Pogues – among them Irish history and politics – while Dropkick Murphys (who hail from Massachusetts, home to a substantial population of Irish Americans) have enjoyed Billboard hits with albums such as 11 Short Stories Of Pain & Glory . They also enjoyed a run-in with Hollywood when their potent, Pogues-esque reimagining of Woody Guthrie’s I’m Shipping Up To Boston featured in the soundtrack for William Monahan’s 2006’s Academy Award-winning crime thriller, The Departed .
“A truly great artist and an amazing man”
Almost four decades after they emerged from squat-level life in London and set about assembling a spectacular body of work, The Pogues are as popular as ever, and their best work earns Shane MacGowan the right to hear his name mentioned in the same breath as the Irish literary giants he’s frequently referenced along the way.
“Shane’s writing and performing spoke to me as a young Irishman alone in London and trying to find his way,” Avengers Endgame star Tom Vaughan-Lawlor said during The Late Late Show ’s 2019 MacGowan tribute. “He has that special gift that makes you feel like he’s speaking to and for your soul alone. It’s one of the many reasons why he’s a truly great artist and an amazing man.”
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Fairytale of New York: the story behind the Pogues' classic Christmas anthem
Once upon a time a band set out to make a Christmas song. Not about snow or sleigh rides or mistletoe or miracles, but lost youth and ruined dreams. A song in which Christmas is as much the problem as it is the solution. A kind of anti-Christmas song that ended up being, for a generation, the Christmas song.
That song, Fairytale of New York by the Pogues , has just been reissued to mark its 25th anniversary; it has already re-entered the Top 20 every December since 2005, and shows no sign of losing its appeal. It is loved because it feels more emotionally "real" than the homesick sentimentality of White Christmas or the bullish bonhomie of Merry Xmas Everybody , but it contains elements of both and the story it tells is an unreal fantasy of 1940s New York dreamed up in 1980s London. The story of the song is a yarn in itself: how it took more than two years to get right and became, over time, far bigger than the people who made it. As Pogues accordion-player James Fearnley says: "It's like Fairytale of New York went off and inhabited its own planet."
Appropriately for a song that pivots on an argument, there is disagreement as to where the idea originated. Fearnley, who recently published a memoir, Here Comes Everybody: The Story of the Pogues , remembers manager Frank Murray suggesting that they cover the Band's 1977 song Christmas Must be Tonight . "It was an awful song. We probably said, fuck that, we can do our own."
Singer Shane MacGowan maintains that Elvis Costello , who produced the Pogues' 1985 masterpiece Rum, Sodomy & the Lash, wagered the singer that he couldn't write a Christmas duet to sing with bass player (and Costello's future wife) Cait O'Riordan.
Either way, a Christmas song was a good idea. "For a band like the Pogues, very strongly rooted in all kinds of traditions rather than the present, it was a no-brainer," says banjo-player and co-writer Jem Finer. Not to mention the fact that MacGowan was born on Christmas Day 1957.
The Pogues had formed amid the grimy pubs and bedsits of London's King's Cross in 1982. Although their name ("Pogue mahone" means "kiss my arse" in Gaelic) and many of their influences were Irish, most of the band weren't, and their interest in folk songs and historical narratives roamed far and wide. They aspired to timelessness.
Finer first tried writing a song about a sailor missing his wife at Christmas but that was dashed on the rocks by his own wife, Marcia Farquhar, who called it "corny", says Finer. "So I said OK, you suggest a storyline and I'll write another one. The basic plotline came from her: this idea of a couple falling on hard times and coming eventually to some redemption." He says there's a "secret history" to the story: "a true story of some mutual friends living in New York."
MacGowan, whose contribution to this piece comes in the form of a dialogue written by long-term partner and biographer Victoria Mary Clarke, declines to elaborate: "Really, the story could apply to any couple who went anywhere and found themselves down on their luck."
While Finer retained the uptempo reel from his abandoned maritime tale, MacGowan worked on the slower verses and chorus. The singer had never seen New York but it was on his mind. As the Pogues toured Europe in autumn 1985, they almost wore out a video of Once Upon a Time in America , Sergio Leone's epic tale of Jewish mobsters in interwar New York. (Ennio Morricone's elegiac title theme seeped into Fairytale's opening melody: don't all good fairytales start with "Once upon a time"?)
In Here Comes Everybody, Fearnley writes: "A stable perception was never reachable as to whether Shane was a genius or a fucking idiot." There is the public image of MacGowan as a wayward alcoholic with a bombsite of a mouth and a wheezing ghost of a laugh. Then there is the clever, diligent craftsman who sweated for two years to make Fairytale of New York perfect.
The first demo was recorded by Costello at the same time as The cinematic romance of A Rainy Night in Soho , MacGowan's first song to draw on his love of Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland. When he brought that song into the studio in early 1986, Fearnley remembers: "He meant business, much more than before. It was awe-inspiring to see him in the rehearsal room with his suit on and an attitude."
But Fairytale of New York, from the same session, doesn't sound like an embryonic classic. The melody limps, the lyrics stumble and the action begins in Ireland: "It was a wild Christmas Eve on the West coast of Clare," sings Cait O'Riordan. "I looked 'cross the ocean, asked what's over there?" Clearly, it needed work. "I don't think the band was capable of playing the song as it needed to be played at that point," says Finer. "Shane and I batted arrangements around for ages and we'd periodically try and record it . Shane's a tireless and meticulous editor."
"Every night I used to have another bash at nailing the lyrics, but I knew they weren't right," says MacGowan. "It is by far the most complicated song that I have ever been involved in writing and performing. The beauty of it is that it sounds really simple."
Costello prosaically suggested calling it Christmas Day in the Drunk Tank. MacGowan pointed out that this did not sound like a hit. At the time Finer was reading JP Donleavy 's 1973 novel A Fairy Tale of New York , the picaresque story of a bereaved Irish-American's return home from Ireland to Manhattan. MacGowan later visited the novelist to ask his blessing to borrow the title. (Years later, Donleavy told the BBC that he loved the song but "realised straight away that it didn't really have anything to do with my book".)
A short time later, in February 1986, the Pogues finally made it to New York itself, to start their first ever US tour, and they weren't disappointed. "It was a hundred times more exciting in real life than we ever dreamed it could be!" says MacGowan. "It was even more like New York than the movies!" After their debut at a club called the World, their backstage visitors included Peter Dougherty, who came to direct the video for Fairytale of New York, and actor Matt Dillon , who appeared in it. MacGowan remembers Dillon, the rising star of Rumble Fish and The Outsiders , kissing his hand and saying: "I dig your shit, man, I love your shit!"
It was a year later that Murray approached U2 producer Steve Lillywhite to helm the next Pogues album. The sessions at London's RAK studios in the unusually hot summer of 1987 went so well that the band decided to have another crack at Fairytale. When they said they were struggling to blend MacGowan and Finer's sections, Lillywhite's solution was absurdly simple: record them separately and edit them together later. "It was a beautiful time," says Lillywhite. "I got the Pogues when they were really firing and before too much craziness got involved. As long as I got them early in the day it was great."
Fearnley was tasked with arranging the strings (a job completed by Fiachra Trench) and colouring in the scene- setting piano part, drawing on Tom Waits, Aaron Copland and Leonard Bernstein's score for On the Waterfront . "I wanted to get American music into it," he explains. MacGowan originally wanted the orchestra to interpolate the refrain from Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas but "Phil Chevron [Pogues guitarist] told me that was a bad idea. He was right."
Only one hurdle remained. Cait O'Riordan had left the band in October 1986, leaving nobody to complete the duet. "I think at some point almost any female with a voice was a contender," Finer jokes, mentioning fellow RAK clients Chrissie Hynde (feasible) and Suzi Quatro (less so). "One person I certainly hadn't thought of was Kirsty [MacColl] and I don't think anyone else had."
"To be honest they weren't 100% convinced that Kirsty was the right person," says Lillywhite, who was married to MacColl. She was well-liked but her solo career was becalmed due to stage fright and contractual problems. Lillywhite suggested recording MacColl's part at his home studio over the weekend and seeing what the band thought. "I spent a whole day on Kirsty's vocals. I made sure every single word had exactly the right nuance. I remember taking it in on Monday morning and playing it to the band and they were just dumbfounded."
But MacGowan, who was so impressed that he re-did his own vocals, insists: "I was madly in love with Kirsty from the first time I saw her on Top Of The Pops. She was a genius in her own right and she was a better producer than he was! She could make a song her own and she made Fairytale her own." (Since MacColl's tragic death in 2000, her part has been taken by singers including Sinéad O'Connor , Cerys Matthews, Katie Melua, Victoria Clarke and Jem Finer's daughter Ella.)
In the finished version the story finally acquires the ring of truth, but it's still teasingly elliptical. Does the argument take place after the man leaves the drunk tank or does the whole song unfold in his sozzled head? After all, Once Upon a Time in America is told almost entirely in flashback. And while the "cars big as bars" and the singing of Galway Bay ( a 1948 hit for Bing Crosby , beloved of Irish immigrants) place the action in the 1940s, MacGowan suggests that the characters are much older, remembering their glory days.
And can we trust the narrator anyway? "The guy is a bum who is living on the street," says MacGowan. "And he's just won on a horse at the unlikely odds of 18-to-one, so you're not even sure he is telling the truth." He says that both characters are versions of himself. "I identified with the man because I was a hustler and I identified with the woman because I was a heavy drinker and a singer. I have been in hospitals on morphine drips, and I have been in drunk tanks on Christmas Eve."
The song's brilliance is sealed by its final verse when MacGowan protests, "I could have been someone", and MacColl shoots back: "Well, so could anyone." Then MacColl accuses, "You took my dreams from me," and MacGowan responds, with all the warmth he's been withholding: "I kept them with me babe/I put them with my own." So in its final iteration the chorus is no longer a tauntingly ironic reminder of better times but the tentative promise of reconciliation. "You really don't know what is going to happen to them," says MacGowan. "The ending is completely open."
The Pogues shot the video in New York during Thanksgiving week. The air was bitterly cold and fairy lights twinkled in the trees. Matt Dillon played the NYPD officer who arrests MacGowan but he was too nervous to manhandle him until the shivering singer snapped: "Just kick the shit out of me and throw me in the cell and then we can be warm!" Contrary to the lyrics, the NYPD didn't have a choir, so Dougherty hired the force's pipe band instead. When it turned out that they didn't know Galway Bay, they mouthed the only lyrics they all knew: the Mickey Mouse Club chant .
In the black-and-white performance footage, closely modelled on a BBC2 documentary about Billie Holiday, it was decided that MacGowan should sit at the piano while Fearnley wore the singer's rings to imitate him for the closeups. "I'm the fucking piano player and I wanted people to know that," says Fearnley. "It was absolutely humiliating. But it looks better. You have to find your proper place for the benefit of the project."
Fairytale of New York had a galvanising effect on everyone involved. When MacColl joined the Pogues on tour, she gained the confidence to relaunch her solo career, and the Pogues only narrowly lost the Christmas No 1 to the Pet Shop Boys' Always on My Mind . "Going to No 1 in Ireland was what mattered to me," MacGowan says now. "I wouldn't have expected the English to have great taste!" For Lillywhite: "I love the fact that it's never been No 1. It's for the underdog."
This Christmas, as the song enters the charts for the 10th time, the Pogues will play a show to celebrate their 30th anniversary. Although they fired MacGowan in 1991 ("What took you so long?" he replied), they reunited a decade later. So Fairytale of New York has ended up being a parable of the band's life together: the youthful optimism, the bitter recriminations, the uncertain detente.
"We told a similar story ourselves," agrees Fearnley. "We've all had hopes and we've had our conflicts, but there's some other damn thing that's binding us all together and hopefully always will."
The ending is completely open.
Fairytale of New York is out now on seven-inch vinyl on Rhino and digitally on iTunes. The Pogues play the O2 in London on 20 December. With thanks to Victoria Mary Clarke.
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After her early horrors on the Irish ballroom tour, it took a few years of making guest appearances with the Pogues on the back of the success of ‘Fairytale of New York’ before she would appear on stage again as a solo performer.
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December 10 1987. A pre-tour outing for the Pogues at the Electric Ballroom in Camden. We might reasonably expect Kirsty to be there, though this is unconfirmed.
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December 17, 1987. A TV performance of ‘Fairytale of New York’, with the Pogues. Gary Davies again, this time with Mike Read. Since the show was recorded a couple of days earlier it allowed her to ‘simultaneously’ be in Scotland for Pogues duty!
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The Pogues played a three night residency at Glasgow Barrowlands then toured throughout the first half of 1988 and KM would have appeared at many shows, though we don’t know which. Thanks to Patrice Brouhat’s excellent research.
December 17-19 1987. Kirsty sang on ‘Fairytale of New York’ and ‘A pair of brown eyes’. Tracks from the 17th (‘Brown eyes’ and ‘Sally Maclennane’) appear on the CD single for ‘If I should fall from grace with God’.
The Scottish Daily Record reported that “she was only too happy to give the Pogues’ pin-up singer a quick kiss under the mistletoe” after the band’s recent festive concerts at Glasgow Barrowland. “Really, I can’t stand him”, joked Kirsty, “e’s horrible, ain’t he?”. And Shane laughingly added “I’m mad about Kirsty. But then again, I’m not married to her.” “The audience at the Barrowland is the best in the world” Kirsty said.
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The Pogues then played an extensive tour so we may assume that Kirsty will have played on these dates: February 21 Norwich UEA, 22 Reading University, 23 Leicester DeMontford Hall, 24 Birmingham Odeon, 26 Newcastle City Hall, 27 Aberdeen Capitol, 28/29 Edinburgh Playhouse, March 1 Leeds University (a confirmed sighting), 2 Hanley Victoria Hall, 3 Manchester Apollo,4 Liverpool Royal Court, 6 Bristol Studio, 7 Swansea Mayfair, 8 Nottingham Rock City (confirmed), 9 Sheffield City Hall (confirmed), 10 Electric Ballroom Camden, 11 Cambridge Corn Exchange, 12 Brighton Centre, 13 Southampton Mayflower.
LONDON Town & Country Club
March 14-19, 1988. Kirsty sang on ‘Fairytale of New York’, ‘Lullaby of London’, ‘Dirty old town’ and ‘Turkish Song of The Damned’. The March 17 show was videoed and released as ‘The Pogues Live at the Town and Country: St Patrick’s Night’ on Virgin Music Video VVD405. It was part of a six night residency.
LONDON Brixton Academy
March 20, 1988. The Pogues then disappearing over to Europe for the summer (we don’t think Kirsty was with them) before playing Leeds on 1st December, Paris Cergy-Pontoise on 2nd December and Scunthorpe Baths Hall on 7th December (all with Kirsty).
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December 9, 1988 guesting with The Pogues. ‘Fairytale of New York’, ‘Yeah, Yeah, Yeah’, ‘Turkish Song of The Damned’, ‘Fiesta’, ‘A Pair of Brown Eyes’, ‘Honky Tonk Women’, ‘The Irish Rover’.
There were gigs on December 12 at Birmingham NEC, 17 London Wembley Arena and 18 Brighton Centre.
December 19, 1988 guesting with The Pogues. ‘Fairytale of New York’, ‘Yeah, Yeah, Yeah’, ‘A Pair of Brown Eyes’, ‘Honky Tonk Women’, ‘Waltzing Matilda’.
The band played December 22 Dublin Point, and a couple of Brixton dates on March 17/18, 1989. We have no confirmed record of Kirsty appearances in any of those.
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My husband to be and I saw the Pogues and Kirsty Mac Coll perform “ Fairytale of New York” at Glasgow Barrowland 1987 Dec 18 th
Absolutely Magical what a night Sad at his passing as brought up on the Dubliners as both parents Irish and The Pogues were our punk version of the Dubliners ❤️
Posting this on the day of Shane MacGowan death, 30th November 2023. I fondly recall the Pogues and Kirsty MacColl performing together at Leeds University, Match 1st 1988, I think. They were so good performing together and quite sad that now neither of them are still with us. End of something magical, but their Christmas song ‘Fairytale of New York’ will keep the memories of both Kirsty and Shane alive.
I saw the Pogues on February 21st Norwich UEA. Kirsty did not perfrom with them that night.
I was at the Brighton Centre gig for this tour and can confirm that Kirsty appeared there.
We were lucky to see the Pogues and Kirsty perform FT of NY for the very first time live at Glasgow Barrowlands Dec 17tb 1987. The best Christmas song ever.
Kirsty was on stage at the Rock City gig 8th March 1988. I have photos of her singing and waltzing with Shane – happy to share them
Kirsty certainly played the March 9 1988 show at Sheffield City Hall. I was there.
I saw her perform with the Pogues at Victoria Hall Hanley 1988, so that would have been March 2nd according to your listing above.
The Pogues and Kirsty played Scunthorpe Baths on December 7th , not 4th .. Leeds on 1st and Paris Cergy-Pontoise on 2nd
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The Pogues Plot North American Tour
Legendary Irish rock act the Pogues will visit North America for the first time in years this spring.
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Legendary Irish rock act the Pogues will visit North America for the first time in years this spring. The nine-show tour will begin with a March 9-10 stand at Washington, D.C.’s 9:30 Club and will feature the classic Pogues lineup of Shane McGowan , Philip Chevron, Jem Finer, Darryl Hunt, Spider Stacy, Andrew Ranken, Terry Woods and James Fearnley. Nearly half of the outing will be taken up with four shows at New York’s new Nokia Theatre, the first three of which are already sold out. An Internet pre-sale for the last show, on March 19, begins today (Dec. 21) at noon ET. Having returned to sporadic live duty in recent years, the Pogues on Monday re-released their Christmas single “Fairytale of New York” in the United Kingdom. Proceeds from the track, which features the late Kirsty MacColl, will benefit the homeless charity Crisis at Christmas as well as the Justice for Kirsty campaign. The latter group is working to find the parties responsible for MacColl’s 2000 death in a powerboat accident. According to a spokesperson, the Pogues are planning a March North American release for a live CD/DVD, with details to be announced. Here are the Pogues’ North American tour dates: March 9-10: Washington, D.C. (9:30 Club) March 11: Atlantic City, N.J. (Borgata) March 14-15: Boston (Orpheum Theatre) March 16-19: New York (Nokia Theatre)
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Commenting on the partnership, The Pogues say: “It’s been brilliant working with such experts to come up with a whiskey that we all think reflects our spirit and that we all like the taste of. It’s wonderful to add to the ranks of great Irish whiskeys and we hope it stands the test of time.”
The Pogues Irish Whiskey is now available in Ireland in the following stores Dunnes Stores, O’Donovan’s, O’Brien’s, and Carryout. It is also available in N. Ireland in the McCabes chain. There will be a further announcement on availability in the coming weeks for UK, USA, Canada, Japan, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium & Switzerland.
Go to The Pogues Irish Whiskey for more information.
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Gimme that Old Time Vinyl
To celebrate over 30 Years of the Pogues, Rhino Records is reissuing the band's first 5 classic albums along with the 1986 Elvis Costello produced EP 'Poguetry In Motion' on limited edition red vinyl.
- 'Red Roses For Me' uses the 2013 remix from the original multi-track tapes by Nick Robbins
- 'Peace and Love' uses the 2013 remix from the original multi-track tapes by legendary producer Steve Lillywhite
The records contain the original printed inner bags except for Red Roses For Me and Poguetry in Motion The red vinyl on 'Poguetry In Motion' will be limited to around 4500 world-wide
Andrew Ranken and The Mysterious Wheels
Andrew has been bellowing at the front of The Mysterious Wheels for thirty years. In 2014 they decided to make it official, too, and have entered the studio to record their first full length release. They also get together every month to shake the rafters at Bar Etcetera in Stoke Newington, bringing their very excellent Blues, Country and soulful Rock n' Roll to the people. You should go see them.
Go to the Mysterious Wheels' web site , listen to tracks, sign up for their mailing list (they promise to use the information only for good or comedy), and learn more about when to book your next trip to Stoke Newington.
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Stay in bed when the Pogues are in town? Well, that's a bloody stupid thing to do! —Joe Strummer
A limited edition, two disc, red vineyl release of the Joe Strummer and The Pogues show from 1991 (the same show featured on the The Pogues: 30 Years anthology) will be made available on April 19. This release is limited (1,000 in the UK and limited supplies worldwide). You best not let it smip by.
30 Years It’s Box Set Time!
To celebrate 30 years of great music The Pogues and Rhino are releasing a box set containing all seven studio albums PLUS a bonus CD featuring for the first time a complete 1991 concert featuring the legendary Joe Strummer (three tracks of this show were released on the Just look them in the eye... collection). In addition Red Roses for Me has been remixed from the original tapes by Nick Robbins and Peace & Love remixed by Steve Lillywhite from the original multitrack tapes.The other discs will feature the 2004 remastering work.
The complete track list of all nine discs is here .
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Just Look Them Straight In The Eye... once again
A budget-priced version of Just Look Them Straight In The Eye And Say... Poguemahone!! has been released in a new, flatpack release. The five-disc box set with rarities, radio sessions, demos, movie incidental music and live recordings may lack the original fancy packaging but it is now available through Amazon for the friendly price of 14.71 pounds.
The liner notes and the complete track list can be found here .
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All new The Very best of The Pogues out now!
The Shout Factory has teamed up with The Pogues to put together a fantastic single-disk collection. Compiled with input from the band The Very best of The Pogues features a comprehensive tour the band's greatest tracks spanning their entire recording career.
The disc is available starting Jan 22 from Amazon!
Live in Paris – 30th Anniversary Celebration
The Pogues and Polydor/Universal France are excited to release a special edition celebration of the 30th Anniversary show in Paris' legendary Olympia Theatre. The release is available in multiple formats globally. Available formats are:
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Miss the Last Wave from BISH
Miss the Last Wave , the third album by Darryl Hunt's band BISH, will be available from iTunes (and other fine digital emporiums) on April 8. It joins BISH's previous offerings BISH and Surrounded by Mountains . BISH's guitar driven pop will earn a promenant place and frequent plays in your music collection.
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James Fearnley has written an excellent memoir titled Here Comes Everybody - The Story of the Pogues published by Faber and Faber in May, 2012. You should go buy it right now.
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For fans of Celtic Punk music, one of the standards that all other bands will be measured up to is The Pogues. With a long standing history in the field, fans look forward to hearing the distinct tin whistle and banjo combinations that have been part of their tradition since 1982. All it will take is one look at their first album in 1984 “Red Roses for Me” to hear the impact they made on the Celtic music culture. The Pouges are the standard of Celtic Punk band music.
One of the unique things that makes The Pogues a fan favorite is the laid back vibe that comes with attending one of their concerts. Part of this comes from their name, the original name of the band was Pogue Mahoneof the Irish póg mo thóin, meaning "kiss my arse“
Though due to the death of guitarist Phillip Chevron, the band has not been touring or releasing new music. The last album they released was in October of 2013 which was a box collection of all of their studio albums and a previously unreleased live album from 1991 featuring former guitarist Joe Strummer.
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AHS: Delicate Part 2 — On FX Now
Emma Roberts and Kim Kardashian are picking up where they left off with this new TV show, which is sure to make your skin crawl. Plus a storyline involving Gilmore Girls star Matt Czuchry? Count me in.
AHS: Delicate Part 2 premieres April 3 and stars Emma Roberts, Kim Kardashian, and Matt Czuchry.
Under The Bridge — On Hulu April 17
This new TV show, based on Rebecca Godfrey's book of the same name, tells the true story of Reena Virk, a teen who left for a high school party and never came home. Riley Keough stars as Rebecca, who partners up with a police officer (Lily Gladstone) to figure out why Reena disappeared — and ends up discovering just how murderous the local teens can be.
Under the Bridge hits Hulu April 17 and stars Lily Gladstone, Riley Keough, Vritika Gupta, Chloe Guidry, Javon “Wanna” Walton, Izzy G., Aiyana Goodfellow, Ezra Faroque Khan.
The Spiderwick Chronicles — On Roku April 19, 2024
The Spiderwick Chronicles was one of my favorite movies as a kid, and my jaw dropped when I saw they were remaking the books into a series! This new TV show follows 15-year-old twins Jared and Simon, their sister Mallory, and their mom Helen as they move into their ancestral home and discover they're not the only ones living there.
The Spiderwick Chronicles hits Roku April 19 and stars Joy Bryant , Noah Cottrell, Lyon Daniels, Mychala Lee, Jack Dylan Grazer, and Christian Slater.
Big Mood — On Tubi April 19, 2024
Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West lead this hilarious new TV show as best friends Maggie and Eddie. The women navigate adulthood and womanhood together, but their routines are interrupted when Maggie's bipolar disorder makes a return to their lives.
Big Mood hits Tubi this April and stars Nicola Coughlan, Lydia West, Niamh Cusack, Eamon Farren, Luke Fetherston, Kate Fleetwood, Rob Gilbert, Rebecca Lowman, Sally Phillips, Ukweli Roach, and Amalia Vitale.
Selena + Restaurant — On Food Network May 2, 2024
Selena Gomez is heading out into LA for her new TV show Selena + Restaurant . Instead of having chefs Zoom into her own kitchen, Selena will be joining them in theirs! We'll see everyone from Ms Chi's Shirley Chung and Girl & the Goat's Stephanie Izard to CUT's Wolfgang Puck. I'm already hungry.
The first two episodes of Selena + Restaurant hit Food Network and Max on May 2. The show stars Selena Gomez and Raquelle Stevens alongside their guest chefs.
Bridgerton Season 3 — On Netflix May 16, 2024
Friends-to-lovers fans, it's finally our turn to shine!! Bridgerton season 3 will focus on Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton (affectionately referred to as "Polin"), and while that is, admittedly, the thing I'm most excited for, I also *need* to know if Penelope and Eloise are going to patch up their friendship — and how long it's going to take Colin to find out Penelope is Lady Featherington. Check out our Bridgerton season 4 post for more news!
Part one of Bridgerton season 3 drops on Netflix May 16, and stars Luke Newton, Nicola Caughlin, Claudia Jessie, Luke Thompson, Ruth Gemmell, Florence Hunt, Will Tilston, Simone Ashley, and Jonathan Bailey.
The Kardashians Season 5 — On Hulu May 23, 2024
Even though it feels like we know the Kardashians like the back of our hands, this year is going to be a brand new experience for all of them. From new acting gigs to newborns, and more relationship drama than ever, this is one family we'll never stop watching.
The Kardashians season 5 drops on Hulu May 23 and stars Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian Barker, Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, and Kylie Jenner.
The Acolyte — On Disney+ June 4, 2024
In this new TV show, a Jedi Master has to come up against a dangerous warrior from the past after a crime spree rocks the galaxy. After shows like Andor and Obi-Wan Kenobi , I'm super excited to see what else the Star Wars Universe has up its sleeve!
The Acolyte premieres on Disney+ June 4 and stars Amandla Stenberg, Lee Jung-jae, Manny Jacinto, Dafne Keen, Charlie Barnett, Jodie Turner-Smith, Rebecca Henderson, Dean-Charles Chapman, Joonas Suotamo, and Carrie-Anne Moss.
House Of The Dragon Season 2 — On Max June 2024
If you loved Game of Thrones and you loved Damsel, then you absolutely have to check out House of the Dragon season 2. It's guaranteed to be the ultimate escape from the summer heat, and will have just as much intrigue as the first season.
House of the Dragon season 2 drops on Max this June. The show stars Olivia Cooke, Emma D’Arcy, Matt Smith, Eve Best, Steve Toussaint, Fabien Frankel, Ewan Mitchell, Sonoya Mizuno, Harry Collett, Rhys Ifans, Bethany Antonia, Tom Glynn-Carney, Phoebe Campbell, Phia Saban, Jefferson Hall, and Matthew Needham.
Wizards Of Waverly Place — On Disney Channel Fall 2024
In the Wizards of Waverly Place revival, Justin is living a life without magic, until a young wizard named Billie tells him the future of the wizard world is at stake, and it's up to Justin to help her.
Wizards of Waverly Place is coming in 2024, and stars Selena Gomez, David Henrie, Janice LeAnn Brown, Mimi Gianopulos, and Alkaio Thiele.
Pretty Little Liars: Summer School — Coming In 2024
The latest installment of the Pretty Little Liars franchise finds our Liars in "a fate worse than death: summer school." Jokes aside, these BFFs need to watch each other's backs to make sure they make it out of the summer alive.
Pretty Little Liars: Summer School hits Max this year and will star Bailee Madison, Chandler Kinney, Zaria, Malia Pyles, Maia Reficco, Mallory Bechtel, Alex Aiono, Jordan Gonzalez, and Elias Kacavas.
Outer Banks Season 4 — Coming In 2024
As a native Outer Banks-er myself , I can't wait for Outer Banks to return, and it looks like it'll be this year! The Pogues are out of school and on their own, and for Outer Banks season 4, they're staying on the OBX thanks to a treasure hunt for Blackbeard's treasure.
Outer Banks season 4 is coming in 2024 and stars Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline , Madison Bailey, Jonathan Daviss, Rudy Pankow, Carlacia Grant, Drew Starkey, and Austin North.
The Bear Season 3 — Coming To FX In 2024
There's one question on everyone's mind after The Bear season 2: how is Carmy getting out of the freezer? (However, admittedly, the question on *my* mind is whether Carmy and Sydney are endgame because HELLO). Jeremy Allen White has gone on the record saying The Bear season 3 will bring the characters back to the kitchen environment we loved in season 1 — we can only imagine what season 4 will look like!
The Bear season 3 is coming to FX in 2024. We'll see Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Lionel Boyce, Liza Colón-Zayas, Abby Elliott, and Matty Matheson.
The Bachelorette — Coming To ABC In 2024
While we're not totally over that shocking The Bachelor finale, we are looking forward to the next season of The Bachelorette — especially since our new Bachelorette was just announced! Jenn Tran is flirty, fun, and is also the first Asian American woman to headline the hit show. I cannot wait!
The Bachelorette is coming to ABC in 2024 and will star Jenn Tran.
![While we don't know much about the third season of the hit <strong>Reese Witherspoon</strong> series, we do know that the show will have a major tone shift for one very simple reason: the Monterey Five are dealing with teens now! "These children [on the show] are not children anymore. They’re teenagers now!" Shailene Woodley tells <strong><em>Bazaar</em></strong>. "Their voices have dropped, they all have their teenage situation happening, and the angst is kicking in, and that, to me, is what is exciting about the possibility of a third season. What does life look like for those people who are not children anymore?" I can't wait to find out! <em>Big Little Lies season 3 is coming to Max soon and we're hoping to see Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, and Zoë Kravitz, Shailene Woodley, Laura Dern, <strong>Kathryn Newton</strong>, Meryl Streep, and Adam Scott all return.</em>](https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/BB1iFapQ.img "Big Little Lies Season 3 — Coming Soon To Max")
Big Little Lies Season 3 — Coming Soon To Max
While we don't know much about the third season of the hit Reese Witherspoon series, we do know that the show will have a major tone shift for one very simple reason: the Monterey Five are dealing with teens now! "These children [on the show] are not children anymore. They’re teenagers now!" Shailene Woodley tells Bazaar . "Their voices have dropped, they all have their teenage situation happening, and the angst is kicking in, and that, to me, is what is exciting about the possibility of a third season. What does life look like for those people who are not children anymore?" I can't wait to find out!
Big Little Lies season 3 is coming to Max soon and we're hoping to see Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, and Zoë Kravitz, Shailene Woodley, Laura Dern, Kathryn Newton , Meryl Streep, and Adam Scott all return.
Only Murders In The Building Season 4 — Coming Soon To Hulu
In a shocking turn of event, Only Murders in the Building season 4 won't be in Mabel, Charles, and Oliver's building — it won't even be in New York! Hulu's confirmed that the fourth season will take place (at least partly) in LA. Does this mean we'll get a scene of Steve Martin and Martin Short tanning at the beach?
Only Murders in the Building season 4 is coming soon to Hulu and stars Selena Gomez, Martin Short, Steve Martin, Meryl Streep, Eugene Levy, Eva Longoria, Kumail Nanjiani, and Molly Shannon.
Emily In Paris Season 4 — Coming Soon To Netflix
Emily in Paris season 3 ended with a bang, and the newest season looks like it'll feature just as much drama (even if that's hard to believe). TBH, above all, I just want Emily and Gabriel to get together!
Emily in Paris season 4 is coming to Netflix soon and will star Lily Collins, Lucas Bravo , Ashley Park, Camille Razat, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Samuel Arnold, and Bruno Gouery.
Harry Potter — Coming Soon To Max
You might think you know the story of Harry Potter , but this brand new TV show will make you rethink everything. HBO and Warner Bros. will release this series over the course of 10 years, and it'll have enough attention to detail to keep even the most enthusiastic HP fan engaged. Grab your Harry Potter house scarf, your pumpkin juice , and get cozy.
The new Harry Potter TV show is coming to Max soon, and I hope we get cameos from Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint!
We Were Liars — Coming Soon To Prime Video
We Were Liars is reuniting Vampire Diaries star Candice King with producer Julie Plec. The new TV show follows Cadence and the Sinclair family, who reunite for the summer on their private island. This summer, however, is different than all the others: there's been a terrible accident, and even though Cadence can't remember what happened, no one will tell her.
The Last Thing He Told Me Season 2 — Coming Soon To AppleTV+
We don't know much about The Last Thing He Told Me season 2, but we do know that the story will draw inspiration from author Laura Dave's upcoming sequel novel — and that we'll learn more about why Owen left the way he did. Yes, please!
The Last Thing He Told Me season 2 is coming soon to Apple TV+ and we'll see the return of Jennifer Garner, Angourie Rice, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, and David Morese.
The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 — Coming Soon To Prime Video
The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 is definitely one of my most-anticipated shows right now, especially since the season 2 ending left me with *so many* questions. But whether you're team Jeremiah or team Conrad , I hope we can all agree on one thing: the standout couple is Steven and Taylor ;).
The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 is coming soon and stars Lola Tung, Christopher Briney, Gavin Casalegno, Sean Kaufman, Rain Spencer, Jackie Chung, and Rachel Blanchard.
The White Lotus Season 3 — Coming Soon To Max
Now that it's spring break season, I'm thinking about all the places I want to travel. Paris! Greece! London! If Thailand is also on your list, then get excited for The White Lotus season 3. We're getting new names (and some familiar faces), and creator Mike White says it's going to be "longer, bigger, crazier." Sounds good to me!
The White Lotus season 3 is coming to Max soon. The show stars Carrie Coon, Dom Hetrakul, Sarah Catherine Hook, Jason Isaacs, Michelle Monaghan, Sam Nivola, Morgana O’Reilly, Parker Posey, Natasha Rothwell, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Tayme Thapthimthong, Aimee Lou Wood, and Lalisa Manobal..
Seven Days In June — Coming Soon To Prime Video
The Seven Days in June TV show news is still pretty fresh, so we don't have much on the cast or release date (although I'm fairly confident we'll see it by the end of 2025). The novel follows two writers — Eva and Shane — who spent a romantic and sexy week together when they were teens. 15 years later, their paths cross at a literary event, and they have seven days to figure out if they have a future — or if their hearts are too broken to men.
Seven Days in June is coming to Prime Video soon.
Euphoria Season 3 — Coming Soon To Max
The Euphoria kids might be graduating high school, but I highly doubt they're leaving the drama behind. I mean, did you *see* Maddy and Cassie's onstage fight in season 2?! Get your Euphoria makeup looks prepped and primed because this is one premiere party you'll want to host!
Euphoria season 3 is coming soon to Max, and we're expecting to see Zendaya , Sydney Sweeney , Hunter Schafer, Alexa Demie, Jacob Elordi, and Maude Apatow.
You Season 5 — Coming Soon To Netflix
Lonely Boy — er, I mean Joe Goldberg — was seen filming around New York City starting March 2024, and while there are a few things we do know (like he's returning to Mooney's Bookstore), I'm more concerned with what we *don't* know. "You're considering what, or should I say who, Joe will come up against as he finally returns to New York," Penn Badgley says in the official teaser . "Though I can't say who just yet, we all know there are many loose ends from Joe's past."
You season 5 is coming to Netflix soon and stars Penn Badgley, Charlotte Ritchie, Madeline Brewer, Anna Camp, and Griffin Matthews.
Stranger Things 5 — Coming Soon To Netflix
I'll get this out of the way: I'm not going to be okay when Stranger Things 5 finishes. I'm just not ready to say goodbye! But sadly, all good things must come to an end and the final season of this hit TV show is sure to pull on all of our heart strings. I have so many questions about Max...and Steve...and Eleven, and I'm excited to find out the answers.
Stranger Things 5 is dropping on Netflix soon, and stars Millie Bobby Brown, Noah Schnapp, Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, Gaten Matarazzo, Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, Sadie Sink, Maya Hawke, Joe Keery, David Harbour, Winona Ryder, Amybeth McNulty, and Priah Ferguson!
Twilight — Coming Soon
We have limited information on the new Twilight TV show, but we did just get the most important piece of information yet: the series will be animated! I am, without a doubt, most intrigued to see what a cartoon + glittery Edward looks like.
The Twilight tv show is coming soon, but we're still waiting to hear about the distributor and the cast.
Echo — On Disney Plus Now
Hawkeye 's Alaqua Cox returns to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Maya Lopez — who's also the titular character of Echo . As Maya runs from Wilson Fisk and his criminal empire, she's forced to confront her family, her past, and all the trauma she's tried to forget.
Echo is available to stream on Disney+ now, and stars Vincent D’Onofrio, Chaske Spencer, Graham Greene, Tantoo Cardinal, Devery Jacobs, Zahn McClarnon, Cody Lightning, and Vincent D’Onofrio.
Death And Other Details — On Hulu Now
Imogene (Violett Beane) is ready for a relaxing vacation at sea. But when her trip takes a turn for the murderous — and a passenger on her ship winds up dead — she finds herself in the middle of murder mystery with a bunch of strangers and renowned detective Rufus Cotesworth (Mandy Patinkin).
The first two episodes of Death and Other Details are available to stream on Hulu now. In addition to Violett Beane and Mandy Patinkin, we'll see Linda Edmond, Hugo Diego Garcia, Rahul Kohli, Lauren Patten, Pardis Saremi, and Angela Zhou.
Vanderpump Rules Season 11 — On Bravo Now
We never *really* know what's going to happen on Vanderpump Rules but it looks like we're going to get more drama than ever before. Schwartz kissed Scheana...but is also in a love triangle with Katie?! And somehow, after season 10, we're supposed to care that Rachel broke Sandoval's heart?
Vanderpump Rules premieres on Bravo January 11 and we'll see Tom Sandoval, Ariana Maddix, Lisa Vanderpump, Katie Maloney, James Kennedy, Scheana Shay, Lala Kent and Tom Schwartz.
After Midnight — On CBS Now
After continually going viral online, Taylor Tomlinson is the newest face of late night comedy and, TBH, we couldn't be happier. The show is described as "the smartest show on television about the dumbest things on the Internet." Strap in because this is one new TV show you won't want to miss!
After Midnight premieres on CBS January 17 and features Taylor Tomlinson as the host.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith — On Prime Video Now
Mr. & Mrs. Smith isn't your average rom-com, especially since the couple in question are two spies brought together by a mysterious agency. The more challenges they face, and the more their relationship is strained, John and Jane have to fight against all odds to stay together. Watch our interviews with Maya Erskine and Donald Glover at the NYC premiere!
You can stream Mr. & Mrs. Smith on Prime Video February 2. We'll see Donald Glover, Maya Erskine, Michaela Coel, John Turturro, Paul Dano, Parker Posey, and Wagner Moura.
Abbott Elementary Season 3 — On ABC
School is finally back in session! Our favorite mockumentary returns February 7 and I, for one, could not be more excited. It's a given that Abbott Elementary season 3 will be full of laughs but according to creator and star Quinta Brunson, it's also going to be full of change. *Insert the Miley Cyrus "What does it mean?!" meme.*
Abbott Elementary premieres February 7 and stars Quinta Brunson, Tyler James Williams, Lisa Ann Walter, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Janelle James, Chris Perfetti, William Stanford Davis, Josh Segarra, Kimia Behpoornia, and Benjamin Norris.
One Day — On Netflix
Emma and Dexter meet on July 15th, 1988, the same night they graduate, and decide to go their separate ways after spending the night getting to know each other. But as they part, they agree on one thing: that they'll meet up on every July 15th from here on out.
One Day drops on Netflix February 8 and stars Ambika Mod, Leo Woodall, Essie Davis, Amber Grappy, Tim McInnerny, Joely Richardson, Toby Stephens, Eleanor Tomlinson, Jonny Weldon.
Love Is Blind Season 6 — On Netflix
Get those Golden Goblets ready because this Valentine's Day, we're watching the new season of Love Is Blind ! The drama — and the love — are hotter than ever, and not only will we get to enjoy season 6, but the show's already been renewed for season 7, too.
Love Is Blind Season 6 premieres on Netflix on February 14.
The New Look — On Apple TV+
The New Look takes place during the end of World War II, and follows Christian Dior (who coined the term) and Coco Chanel as they launch modern fashion. The period drama has an incredible cast, soundtrack, and promises to have even better fashion. Watch our interview with Maisie Williams on YouTube !
The New Look drops on Apple TV+ February 14 and stars Ben Mendelsohn, Juliette Binoche, Maisie Williams, John Malkovich, Emily Mortimer, Claes Bang, and Glenn Close.
The Chosen Season 4 — In Theaters Now
In the new season of the groundbreaking series, we see Jesus and His disciples starting to feel pressure from all sides. Both political and cultural tensions are getting stronger the more they preach about love for all — and what follows will change everything. By the end of episode 3, my jaw was on the floor!
The Chosen season 4 is in theaters now and stars Shahar Isaac, Jonathan Roumie, Yasmine Al-Bustami, Elizabeth Tabish, Paras Patel, Noah James, Lara Silva, George H. Xanthis, Jordan Walker Ross, Abe Bueno-Jallad, Joey Vahedi, Vanessa Benavente, Austin Reed Alleman, Alaa Safi, Luke Dimyan, and Amber Shana Williams.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live — On AMC+ Now
In this new TV show, the love story between Rick and Michonne continues to face hurdles as the world around them changes. But when they're thrown into a situation they've never experienced before, they have to fight for survival — and each other — in order to make it out.
You can watch The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live on AMC+ starting February 25. The series stars Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira, Pollyanna McIntosh, and Terry O'Quinn.
Shōgun — On Hulu Now
The year is 1600 and Japan's Lord Yoshii Toranaga is fighting for his life against the Council of Regents. His enemies are beginning to unite against him, but everything changes when he discovers a European ship washed up in a local fishing village.
Shōgun premieres on Hulu February 27 and stars Hiroyuki Sanada, Cosmo Jarvis, Anna Sawai, Tadanobu Asano, Takehiro Hira, Tommy Bastow, and Fumi Nikaido.
The Regime — On Max
Trust me when I say you've never seen Kate Winslet like this. This new TV show takes place within the walls of a palace and the modern European regime that's running the country. But the more time passes, the more the entire regime begins to unravel.
The Regime premieres on Max March 3 and stars Kate Winslet, Matthias Schoenaerts, Guillaume Gallienne, Andrea Riseborough, Martha Plimpton, and Hugh Grant.
The Gentlemen — On Netflix
Theo James stars as Eddie Horniman, who unexpectedly inherits a huge country estate from his dad...then learns it plays a vital role in an underground cannabis empire. Now, a group of criminals are coming after Eddie and his family, and it's up to him to put a stop to the criminal activity — if he doesn't get sucked into it first.
The Gentlemen premieres on Netflix March 7 and stars Theo James , Kaya Scodelario , Vinnie Jones , Daniel Ings , Joely Richardson , Giancarlo Esposito.
Boarders — On Tubi Now
This funny new TV show is the kind of coming-of-age story you've been looking for! The series follows five Black teens from inner-city London who are navigating life, romance, and the ins-and-outs of the teen years at an elite boarding school.
Boarders premieres on March 8 on Tubi. The show stars Josh Tedeku, Jodie Campbell, Myles Kamwendo, Sekou Diaby, and Aruna Jalloh.
Girls5eva Season 3 — On Netflix Now
Our favorite fictional girl group is back, and despite having no tour manager or venues lined up, they're determined to get back to the top with their new album. But their bumpy journey — and everyone they meet along the way — leaves them wondering whether they want to be back on top at all.
Girls5eva is streaming on Netflix March 14 and stars Sara Bareilles, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Paula Pell, and Busy Philipps.
The Girls on the Bus — On Max Now
Journalist Sadie romanticizes the way press used to do campaign reporting, and when she covers a presidential candidate alongside Grace, Lola, and Kimberlyn, she learns just how messy the battle for the White House can actually be.
The Girls on the Bus hits Max on March 14 and stars Melissa Benoist, Carla Gugino, Natasha Behnam, Christina Elmore, Brandon Scott, Griffin Dunne, Mark Consuelos, and Scott Foley.
Apples Never Fall — On Peacock Now
From Big Little Lies author Liane Moriarty, this new TV show follows former tennis coaches Stan and Joy Delaney, who are more than ready to enter retirement. They're excited to spend time with their four adult children, until a wounded woman shows up at their door and Joy goes missing. Check out our Apples Never Fall exclusive clip !
Apples Never Fall premieres March 14 and stars Annette Bening, Alison Brie, Jake Lacy, Conor Merrigan-Turner, Sam Neill, and Essie Randles.
Manhunt — On Apple TV+ Now
History lovers won't be able to get enough of this dramatic conspiracy thriller, which follows the hunt for John Wilkes Booth after Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.
Manhunt hits Apple TV+ March 15 and stars Antonio Bell, Anthony Boyle, Brandon Flynn, Hamish Linklater, Will Harrison, Tobias Menzies, and Lovie Simone.
Alice & Jack — On PBS Masterpiece Now
For anyone who's still missing Sally Rooney's Normal People , this brand new drama is for you. The series follows Alice and Jack over the course of 15 years after a chance meeting at a bar changes their lives. The more time goes on, the more they question whether their relationship is strong enough to survive.
Alice & Jack premieres on PBS Masterpiece March 17 and stars Andrea Riseborough, Domhnall Gleeson, Aisling Bea, Aimee Lou Wood, and Sunil Patel.
Palm Royale — On Apple TV+ Now
In this summery show, Maxine (Kristen Wiig) wants nothing more than to break into Palm Beach high society. Her journey to get to the top is full of colorful characters, memorable hijinks, and one question above all else: how much is she actually willing to give up?
You can watch Palm Royale on Apple TV+ on March 20. The show stars Kristen Wiig, Leslie Bibb, Amber Chardae Robinson, Mindy Cohn, Ricky Martin, Josh Lucas, Julia Duffy, Kaia Gerber, Laura Dern, and Allison Janney. Bruce Dern and Carol Burnett will also guest star!
3 Body Problem — On Netflix Now
The consequences of a single decision made in 1960s China are felt in the modern day. An when the laws of nature begin to fall apart, a group of scientists team up with a detective to take down a huge threat against humanity in this new TV show. I can't wait!
3 Body Problem premieres on Netflix March 21. The series stars Jovan Adepo, John Bradley, Rosalind Chao, Liam Cunningham, Eiza González, Jess Hong, Marlo Kelly, Jonathan Pryce, Alex Sharp, Sea Shimooka, Zine Tseng, Saamer Usmani, Benedict Wong.
Buying Beverly Hills — On Netflix Now
Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky's daughters are learning the ins and outs of the LA luxury real estate market. And in this world, Farrah, Alexia, and Sophia are balancing work, relationships, and fierce competition.
You can stream Buying Beverly Hills on Netflix March 22. The series stars Farrah Aldjufrie, Alexia Umansky, Mauricio Umansky, and Sonika Vaid.
We Were The Lucky Ones — On Hulu Now
This family drama follows the real-life Kurcs, a Polish family that was separated after the Nazi invasion of 1939. While each family member finds themselves in drastically different situations, they all hold onto hope that they'll be reunited.
We Were The Lucky Ones premieres March 28 on Hulu, and stars Joey King, Logan Lerman, Lior Ashkenazi, Robin Weigert, Amit Rahav, Michael Aloni, Eva Feiler, Henry-Lloyd Hughes, Moran Rosenblatt, Sam Woolf, and Hadas Yaron.
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The Pogues Concert History. 379 Concerts. The Pogues is a Celtic punk band from London, formed in 1982 and fronted by Shane MacGowan. The band reached international prominence in the 1980s and early 1990s. MacGowan left the band in 1991 due to drinking problems but the band continued first with Joe Strummer and then with Spider Stacy on vocals ...
List of all The Pogues tour dates and concert history (1983 - 2022). Find out when The Pogues last played live near you. ... For fans of Celtic Punk music, one of the standards that all other bands will be measured up to is The Pogues. With a long standing history in the field, fans look forward to hearing the distinct tin whistle and banjo ...
The Pogues were an English or Anglo-Irish Celtic punk band fronted by Shane MacGowan and others, founded in King's Cross, London, in 1982, as Pogue Mahone—an anglicisation by James Joyce of the Irish phrase póg mo thóin, meaning "kiss my arse".Fusing punk influences with instruments such as the tin whistle, banjo, cittern, mandolin and accordion, the Pogues were initially poorly received ...
June 7, 1987 The Session, Dublin (RTE One, Ireland) Televised Concert with Joe Strummer and The Dubliners The Pogues: Streams Of Whiskey / The Ballinalee / If I Should Fall From Grace With God. The Dubliners (without the Pogues): Ballad Of St. Anne's Reel / Don't Get Married / The Dubliners Fancy / Dubliners.
Based on our research data, it appears, that the first The Pogues concert happened 41 years ago on Thu, 24 Nov 1983 in Brixton Ace - Brixton, UK and that the last The Pogues concert was 10 years ago on Sun, 10 Aug 2014 in Esplanade De La Petite Palud - Landerneau, France. The Pogues is most often considered to be: celtic punk. celtic rock. folk.
The first of The Pogues' albums, Red Roses for Me, borrows much from the punk tradition of MacGowan's previous band The Nipple Erectors (later dubbed The Nips). Band history Shane MacGowan (vocals), James Fearnley (accordion) and Spider Stacy (tin whistle) were the original members of the Pogues, in the days when they busked on the streets of ...
Shane MacGowan - for it was he - weaved The Pogues from low dives into legend. In the greedy, red-braced '80s - a time before world music and new acoustic music, when folk music was at its most ...
Back. Alan York. 05 December 2020. Rowdy, rebellious and volatile, Irish band The Pogues somehow succeeded in spite of themselves. Initially naming themselves the deliberately provocative Pogue Mahone (Irish Gaelic for "kiss my arse"), the group revelled in their outsiders' credo, yet their unique blend of punk-inflected Irish folk music ...
The Pogues, whose tour starts March 3 in Chicago and wraps with three shows March 15-17 at Terminal 5 in New York, have stayed relatively busy since ending a five-year split and reuniting in 2001.
The Pogues still exist, with MacGowan back in place. They tour annually in December, an excuse for a nostalgic piss-up. The reviews are usually good, although you can't avoid the sense that ...
A short time later, in February 1986, the Pogues finally made it to New York itself, to start their first ever US tour, and they weren't disappointed. "It was a hundred times more exciting in real ...
"The Pogues Unraveling: A Journey Through the History and Music of the Iconic Irish Band"Description:Get ready to take a deep dive into the history and music...
Shane Patrick Lysaght MacGowan (25 December 1957 - 30 November 2023) was a British-born Irish singer-songwriter and musician known as the lead vocalist and primary lyricist of Celtic punk band the Pogues.He also produced solo material and collaborated with artists including Joe Strummer, Nick Cave, Sinéad O'Connor, and Cruachan.Known for his exceptional songwriting ability and his heavy ...
The Pogues were one of the most successful bands of that era and a band that left its mark in Celtic history. The band was led by the vocalist Shane MacGowan, who had a uniquely defined raspy and hoarse voice that often disguised his voice. ... In August 2012, The Pogues went on tour to celebrate their 30th Anniversary. Throughout their career ...
The Pogues played a three night residency at Glasgow Barrowlands then toured throughout the first half of 1988 and KM would have appeared at many shows, though we don't know which. Thanks to Patrice Brouhat's excellent research. December 17-19 1987. Kirsty sang on 'Fairytale of New York' and 'A pair of brown eyes'.
Here are the Pogues' North American tour dates: March 9-10: Washington, D.C. (9:30 Club) March 11: Atlantic City, N.J. (Borgata) March 14-15: Boston (Orpheum Theatre) March 16-19: New York ...
Shane MacGowanDecember 25 1957 - November 30 2023. A statement on behalf of Shane Mac Gowan's wife Victoria Mary Clarke, his sister Siobhan and father, Maurice. It is with the deepest sorrow and heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of our most beautiful, darling and dearly beloved SHANE MAC GOWAN. Shane died peacefully at 3.30 am ...
Biography. The Pogues are a popular Irish folk rock band of the 1980s and 90s. They have a strong following, essentially invented celtic punk and had a large influence on the larger celtic fusion ...
Weekly News Roundup: November 24th-30th, 2023. From the tragic passing of The Pogues' Shane MacGowan to Dolly Parton's Thanksgiving performance. December 1, 2023. Advertisement. Get the latest news on The Pogues, including song releases, album announcements, tour dates, festival appearances, and more.
The Pogues have been an indelible high watermark on the fickle tide of popular music for the last 30 years. Lead by the charismatic Shane MacGowan, The Pogues command an army of die-hard fans the world over, captivated by the power and conviction of. one of the last true punk rock bands. For Australian members of said legion, the 23 year wait ...
The Pogues Nicht mehr auf Tour; 697 vergangene Konzerte; Songkick beitreten um deinen Lieblingskünstlern zu folgen und sie nie wieder live zu verpassen. ... For fans of Celtic Punk music, one of the standards that all other bands will be measured up to is The Pogues. With a long standing history in the field, fans look forward to hearing the ...
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