The Irish singer-songwriter, whose hits include Fairytale of New York, was unwell for some time.
The songwriter and former frontman of The Pogues had been receiving treatment in St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin for several months for an infection. He was ...
During the 1980s, he led the London Irish punk/folk band who are best known for their hit festive song Fairytale Of New York, which was released in 1987. On ...
Musician and singer Shane MacGowan, best known as the frontman of The Pogues, has died at the age of 65. His wife Victoria Mary Clarke shared the news in a post ...
Born in England on Christmas Day, the Pogues front man distilled the Irish experience for audiences around the worldโwhile giving Irish music a loving shove ...
The drink, dentistry and other stories that overshadowed the music of the late former Pogues singer.
Here, Sinead and Shane are in the Netherlands at The Pink Pop Festival in 1988: two of the greatest artists in contemporary music having a vibe together. I call ...
As fans share memories of Shane MacGowan, a clip of a 2019 interview with Hollywood star Kiefer Sutherland on Ireland's The Late Late show has resurfaced.
Ray D'Arcy has recalled the afternoon his mother, "devout Catholic teetotaller" Mary D'Arcy and the late Shane MacGowan sang and did an interview in her ...
Pogues frontman blended punk with Ireland's musical heritage but had a decades-long struggle with drink and drugs.
The Pogues in the early 1980s felt to thousands of second-generation Irish like the answer to an unspoken prayer.
In 2018 John Kelly hosted Shane MacGowan's 60th Birthday celebrations at the National Concert Hall โ an event attended by President Higgins, ...
The Pogues singer, who died Thursday, took traditional Irish music in a new direction. Most people in Ireland loved him for it.