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The UK music press hailed the Pogues' debut album as a breath of fresh air. Melody Maker felt that "the quality of their music, even the very nature of it, is strangely irrelevant. What's important is their existence at all. For The Pogues are a gesture – a particularly bloody two-fingered one – aimed at all things considered current and fashionable in 1984... Theirs is a gut reaction to traditional music – and with it comes all the motion, intensity and vigour that has largely been lost to these songs since the early days of the folk revival in the Sixties.” Junior Brother
For this exclusive performance, The Pogues' Spider Stacy curates a lineup of musicians to perform the debut album in its entirety, promising a mix of contemporary names and long-time collaboraters:
Tom Coll (Fontaines DC)
John Francis Flynn
James Fearnley (The Pogues)
Jem Finer (The Pogues)
Sean Fitzgerald (The Deadlians)
Daragh Lynch (Lankum)
Holly Mullineaux (Goat Girl)
The New Eves
Jordan O'Leary
Gary Powell (The Libertines)
Brigid Mae Power
Jim Sclavunos (The Bad Seeds)
Nadine Shah
Spider Stacy (The Pogues)
Stick in the Wheel
Kami Thompson (The Rails)
George Vjestica (The Bad Seeds)
James Walbourne (The Rails, The Pogues)
Iona Zajac
& The Pogues Brass Section