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Dropkick Murphys are a Celtic Punk band formed in the Irish Catholic working class neighborhoods of South Boston, Massachusetts, USA. They practiced in the basement of a friend's barbershop, blending punk rock, Oi!, Irish folk, rock, and hardcore into something they could call their own. Their influences include such outfits as Stiff Little Fingers, The Pogues, and The Clash, but most importantly, the Real McKenzies and the Swinging Utters. Their name was taken from a local rehab center. They typically close their concerts with "Skinhead on the MBTA," a parody of "The MTA Song." The band has made a name for themselves and built a following by their non stop touring all over the world and their famous St. Patricks Day weekend shows which are held every year in Boston.//Dropkick Murphys were formed in 1996 by Mike McColgan on vocals, Ken Casey on bass guitar, Rick Barton on guitars. After a series of drummers, the band settled on Matt Kelly in 1997. The band put out a series of EPs and were signed by Hellcat Records. In 1998, they released their first full length album, Do or Die. Soon after the album's release, McColgan left the band, citing his inability to commit to touring. He was replaced by Al Barr, formerly of The Bruisers. In 1999, they released their follow-up album, The Gang's All Here. Following the release, Lars Frederiksen, who had produced Dropkick's first two albums, exited to pursue other interests, and Barton also left the band, after getting married. James Lynch, a guitarist with local band, The Ducky Boys was named as his successor. The band also recruited a second guitarist, Marc Orrell, who as also a self-taught accordionist and pianist. The band also employed a full-time piper, Josh "Spicy" McHaggis and Ryan Foltz on mandolin and tin whistle.In 2001, Dropkick released the album Sing Loud, Sing Proud!. The album showcased their developing sound, and included collaborations with former Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan and Cock Sparrer's Colin McFaull. Their next album, Blackout, was released in 2003. Prior to the album's release, McHaggis left the band to get married. James "Scruffy" Wallace filled in bagpipe duties, and Tim Brennan was employed as a full-time accordionist, not before Foltz left after the tour, allowing Brennan to assume tin whistle, acoustic guitar and mandolin duties. The new album included the radio hit "Walk Away," as well as the song "Fields of Athenry," which made its debut on the compilation album Atticus: Dragging the Lake Vol. 2. In late 2003 Ken and Al joined former "Dropkick Murphys" singer Mike McColgan on the song "Stand Up" which was featured on the debut album by Mike's new band, the Street Dogs called Savin Hill. Ken was set to produce the album but was unable to due to his busy schedule with the Murphys. Around the same time the band released a re-working of the Boston Red Sox anthem, Tessie. Their version became the official song of the Boston Red Sox amazing 2004 World Series run and the band was able to share in the experience of the Red Sox winning the World Series championship.In 2005, the Dropkick Murphys released "Singles Collection Volume 2", featuring covers, b-sides, and other material that didn't make it onto previous albums. "Tessie" was used throughout the major motion picture Fever Pitch which starred Jimmy Fallon and Drew Barrymore. The band was even invited to the premiere of the movie which was held at Fenway Park where the video was also shot. Their fifth (and latest) studio album, The Warrior's Code was released on June 21, 2005. It features the singles "Sunshine Highway", "The Warrior's Code" as well as the bonus track, "Tessie". After the tour of The Warrior's Code, Dropkick Murphys have confirmed that they are taking a break from touring. There is rumored a sixth studio album yet to be recorded, but the band confirmed that it may not happen until likely towards the end of 2006 or beginning of 2007
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