For nearly three decades, Dropkick Murphys have stood as Boston's unwavering rock 'n' roll underdogs turned folk heroes. With their energetic blend of punk, folk and Irish-American soul, they create music that is born to be shouted, sung and celebrated - in bars, arenas and in the most intense moments of sports.

The band's strong catalog includes four Billboard Top 10 albums: Turn Up That Dial, 11 Short Stories Of Pain & Glory, Signed and Sealed in Blood and Going Out In StyleTheir gold-certified album The Warrior's Code also includes the double platinum classic I'm Shipping Up To Boston.

Whether you discovered them through a legendary club show, by catching “Do Or Die” in '98, in Scorsese's The Departed or at a festival site, you have become part of the global community the band gathers around them. With over half a billion streams, more than 8 million units sold and countless sold-out shows worldwide, Dropkick Murphys stands stronger than ever.

The band has also made a name for itself with great social commitment through their charity, The Claddagh Fund, and was among the first to create large online concerts during the pandemic, including Streaming Outta Fenway, which reached over 5.9 million viewers.

In 2022 they surprised with their first acoustic album This Machine Still Kills Fascists and the sequel Okemah Rising, built on previously unpublished Woody Guthrie lyrics.

Their latest album from 2025, For The People, delivers a message of humanity and unity in a time of division – in classic Dropkick Murphys spirit.