Celtic Folk
Ireland
The Dubliners
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The Dublinersは現在39 upcoming concerts件のコンサートを開催中です。次回は2025年9月15日月曜日にアイルランドのCo. Dublin、Dublin 2のGaiety Theatreで開催される予定です。
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The Dublinersについて
出身地
Dublin, Ireland
形成済み
1962
ジャンル
Celtic Folk
When it comes to the traditional music of Ireland, it doesn’t get much more foundational than The Dubliners, who were more or less the Rolling Stones of Irish folk. Formed in 1962 and named for both their home base and the James Joyce book, The Dubliners were fronted by singer/banjo player Luke Kelly and the rough-voiced guitarist Ronnie Drew. Mentored early on by the famed Irish songwriter/playwright Dominic Behan, The Dubliners released their first album, a self-titled live recording, in 1964. Their long string of Irish and UK hit singles started in 1966 and included “Nelson’s Farewell,” “Seven Drunken Nights,” “Black Velvet Band,” and many more. With their raw, rousing style, The Dubliners did more to popularize Irish folk songs across Europe and in the U.S. than just about anyone else. For a while, the Irish “rebel songs” in their repertoire got the group banned from the BBC. But in the ’80s, folk-punk heroes The Pogues (one of many Dubliners-influenced groups) joined them for the hits “The Irish Rover” and “Jack’s Heroes.” Kelly died in 1984, and Drew took a few extended hiatuses, rejoining for the final time in 2005 before passing away three years later. Multi-instrumentalist Barney McKenna was the last remaining original member when The Dubliners mounted a 50th-anniversary tour in 2012, though he died before its end, precipitating the band’s retirement later that year.
The Dublinersのメンバーには、これまでにLuke Kelly、Paddy Reilly、John Sheahan、Jim McCann、Ronnie Drew、Barney McKenna、Patsy Watchorn、Ciarán Bourke、Gerry O'Connor、Bobby Lynch、Seán Cannonが含まれます。
The Dublinersから影響を受けましたThe DublinersはHothouse Flowers、 Bart Zeal、 The Poguesやその他の音楽に影響を与えてきました。
The Dublinersに似た曲やアーティスト
The Dublinersに似た他の音楽やアーティスト（たとえばLuke Kelly、 The Wolfe Tones、 Paddy Reillyなど）をもっと見つけましょう。
