LONDON CELTIC PUNKS WEB-ZINE

  • NEW SINGLE ‘Camden Lullaby’ FROM TRAVIS O’NEILL FROM PINTS AND PIPES

    First new solo music in four years from Travis O’Neill Sligo born resident of Prague and vocalist for legendary Czech Celtic-Punk band great Pipes And Pints. An ode to his days in North London! Camden and North London at the time I lived there was a real stronghold of the Irish and the London Irish…

  • LONDON CELTIC PUNKS 2019 READERS POLL WINNER ANNOUNCED!

    The votes are in and have been counted and although it’s just a bit of fun really a champion has been declared the 2019 Readers Poll winner! One of most popular releases of the year and it showed as they romped home as champions quite safely in the end. In true Mickey Rickshaw style they…

  • LONDON CELTIC PUNKS PRESENTS THE BEST OF 2019!

    Well here we go again. It only seems like five minutes since I was compiling all the votes into last years Best Of that saw The Rumjacks romping home with Album Of The Year. This year has been a bit quieter on the Celtic-Punk front but as last year was so busy that is perhaps…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: PIPES AND PINTS- ‘The Second Chapter’ (2019)

    One of the best known, most popular and most travelled bands in the the Celtic-Punk scene Pipes And Pints from Czech Republic are back with their third album and a radically different sound! Pipes And Pints are definitely one of the better known Celtic-Punk bands around so it was a bit of a shock when…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: CHEERS!- ‘Daily Bread’ (2017)

    Snarling, swirling, raging, roaring Celtic folk-punk brewed in Pilsen and tempered by accordion, whistles and flutes! Cheers! are a band I have heard about for a few years now but bar a couple of tracks on compilations and the odd video here and there I hadn’t yet got round to properly listening to them till Daily Bread popped…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: PIRATES OF THE PUBS- ‘Drunken Forever’ (2016)

    celtic-punk from the home of authentic Budweiser beer! Pirates Of The Pubs debut album Drunken Forever hit the streets on St Patrick’s Day this year and immediately won over large sections of the international celtic-punk media. The album has been sitting in my inbox for quite a while now waiting for the opportunity to give it…

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