MacGowan performed with a new band, Shane MacGowan and the Popes, with whom he put out two albums: “The Snake” in 1995 and “The Crock Of Gold” in 1997. He reunited with The Pogues in 2001 ...

He later founded Shane MacGowan & the Popes, with whom he recorded and toured in the 1990s. Along the way, Mr. MacGowan earned twin reputations as a titanically destructive personality and a ...

He was fired by the other band members in 1991. He performed with a new band, Shane MacGowan and the Popes, before reuniting with the Pogues in 2001 for a series of concerts and tours. MacGowan ...

He then formed Shane MacGowan and the Popes in 1992, reunited with the Pogues in 2001, and broke up with them a second time around 2015. MacGowan subsequently led the Shane Gang and collaborated ...

He was fired by the other band members in 1991.He performed with a new band, Shane MacGowan and the Popes, before reuniting with The Pogues in 2001 for a series of concerts and tours.MacGowan had ...

Shane MacGowan and the Popes, “The Church of The Holy Spook” (1994) Once ousted from the Pogues, MacGowan grew even more restless and unbound, vocally and lyrically. Take his solo debut with ...

MacGowan performed with a new band, Shane MacGowan and the Popes, with whom he put out two albums: “The Snake” in 1995 and “The Crock Of Gold” in 1997. He reunited with The Pogues in 2001 ...

Mr. MacGowan later formed the band Shane MacGowan and the Popes, which recorded two studio albums and experimented with influences of rockabilly and traditional Irish music. (Actor and musician ...

MacGowan's songwriting and persona made him an iconic figure in contemporary Irish culture, and some of his compositions have become classics – most notably the bittersweet Christmas ballad ' ...