The Pogues are an Irish-British folk-rock band formed in London in 1982. Known for blending traditional Irish music with punk rock energy, the group gained widespread acclaim in the 1980s. Their most iconic song, "Fairytale of New York", featuring Kirsty MacColl, has become a holiday classic. Albums like "Rum Sodomy & the Lash" and "If I Should Fall from Grace with God" solidified their place in music history. Fronted by the charismatic Shane MacGowan, the band is celebrated for their raw, poetic lyrics and energetic performances. The Pogues remain influential in the folk-rock genre.

• Genres: Фолк-рок
• Language: English, French, Gaelic