The Wolfe Tones took to social media to ask what time their sound check is for the highly anticipated Oasis concerts in ...

The Wolfe Tones have begun gearing up for when they ‘open’ for Oasis during the band’s return to Dublin. Oasis are finally ...

Oasis’ upcoming Croke Park gigs have prompted a light-hearted reminder from Irish rebel band the Wolfe Tones over their joked ...

Rebels to the very end, the Wolfe Tones bid farewell with one last Boston show By Noah Schaffer Globe correspondent,Updated March 7, 2024, 2:15 p.m.

But Derek Warfield & The Young Wolf Tones will be back at the Worcester Hibernian Cultural Center for an 8 p.m. show Nov. 18 as part of its new stateside tour. Warfield likes the place.

The Wolfe Tones named themselves in honor of Theobald Wolfe Tone, the 18th-century Irish nationalist leader who was condemned to death by the occupying British forces but cheated the hangman the ...

After naming themselves The Wolfetones — in honor of the 18th century Irish nationalist Wolfe Tone — they took on a fourth member, guitarist Tommy Byrne. And they all sang.

Both available at ramsheadonstage.com. Also on Tuesday Irish traditional balladeer Derek Warfield and the Young Wolfe Tones begin a two-night stand at Killarney House, 584 W. Central Ave.

Start your St. Patrick's Day revelry on Friday, March 14th, with a performance by The Wolfe Tones. These balladeers are Irish to the core. In fact, they've even had music banned in parts of their ...