When The Dublin Legends take the stage, you’ll find yourself transported to an Irish pub within minutes. The beating heart of Ireland’s towns and villages, where tales of rugged sailors, fiery romances, and heartaches are shared over a pint of Guinness or a fine glass of whiskey. No band captures that authentic and infectious atmosphere with as much passion as the quartet of Seán Cannon, Gerry O’Connor, Shay Kavanagh, and Paul Watchorn.

True folk fans might recognize these musicians better under the legendary name The Dubliners. That name disappeared when Dubliners frontman John Sheahan retired in 2012, but the legend lives on—pure and raw from the heart. Molly Malone, Whiskey in the Jar, Seven Drunken Nights, The Irish Rover, and Dirty Old Town are all timeless classics that simply demand to be sung along to. Ten years after the 50th anniversary of the iconic Dubliners, the legendary name may now be history, but the band’s unparalleled style remains as strong as ever. Folk with a capital F!