The Wolfe Tones

The Wolfe Tones, an Irish rebel band formed in 1963, gained popularity by combining traditional Irish music with political lyrics that supported Irish nationalism. Comprised of Brian Warfield, Derek Warfield, and Tommy Byrne, the group aimed to promote Irish culture and history through their music. Their debut album, "Let the People Sing," released in 1964, sparked controversy due to its revolutionary themes. Despite facing bans from radio stations, their passionate performances attracted a devoted fanbase. The Wolfe Tones have released numerous albums over the years, with their song "A Nation Once Again" becoming an unofficial anthem for Irish independence. They continue to perform live shows to this day, inspiring followers with their emotive lyrics and energetic stage presence.