• THE CELTIC-PUNK Q AND A : NICK NIGHT | WOLF & WHISKEY

    Now what is it that makes a music scene? Well the main answer is music obviously but its also people and in the Celtic Punk scene we are lucky that the people involved in all aspects of the scene lend themselves to co-operation rather than competition and live by tenets of Celtic Punk – love,…

  • LONDON CELTIC PUNKS PRESENTS THE BEST OF 2023!

    It’s that time of year again that we publish the London Celtic Punks annual Best Of list. Seems obligatory to say it doesn’t seem a year since The Mahones deservedly received the honour of Best Celtic-Punk Album Of 2022 but here we go again.  It’s been another great year for the scene with new bands…

  • ODDS’N’SODS. A CELTIC-PUNK ROUND UP MARCH 2023

    If ever their was a time when we should have a Celtic History Month in schools then March would be it with the patron Saint’s of Cornwall, Wales and Ireland all in the next few weeks. That it will never happen will surprise no one. Hers is this month’s Odds’n’Sods. All the news fit to…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: THE MAHONES – Jameson Street (2022)

    Love, drinking, fighting, hope are the topics that occupy Celtic-Punk giants The Mahones on their brand new album Jameson Street. Their first studio album in three years. Probably the most prolific of Celtic-Punk bands whether it comes to recording and releasing new material or indeed playing in your local neighbourhood it’s the welcome return of…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: THE PEELERS – ‘Down And Out In The City Of Saints’ (2021)

    Immersed in a hotbed of Gaelic culture that smashed head on into a love of whiskey, poetry, footy, debauchery, ska and punk The Peelers may not be the most prolific band on the Celtic-Punk scene but  for 20 odd years they have certainly been one of its best!  Sadly for The Peelers the release of their…

  • ODDS’N’SODS. CELTIC-PUNK ROUND UP FEBUARY 2021

    Our regular monthly feature of all the Celtic-Punk news that’s fit to print. Band news, record releases, videos, tours (not individual gigs though yet sadly), live streams, crowd funders etc., send it into us at londoncelticpunks@hotmail.co.uk or through the Contact Us page. All will get a mention but I need YOU to help if it’s…

  • ALBUM REVIEW: THE PEELERS- ‘Palace Of The Fiend’ (2017)

    Third full length album release from Montreal based celtic-punk heavyweights The Peelers featuring special guests including The Tragically Hip’s Johnny Fay and The Mahones Finny McConnell among others. Earlier this year The Peelers released their new album Palace Of The Fiend. I must confess I haven’t listened to The Peelers before despite them being formed…

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