“Uncle Sam, as you know, changed our names long ago when we got to America’s door,” wails front-man Tony Duggins on “Erin Go Bragh,” the brand new video from THE TOSSERS. “I wanted to tell the story of Irish immigration I’ve heard all my life,” explains Duggins. “A story of racism, rejection, and how they overcame the obstacles, and I think that reflects kind of what’s going on now.”

THE TOSSERS have also teamed up with Paste Magazine to bring you a one-of-a-kind collection of exclusive Smash The Windows merchandise. Enter by March 17th to win a package with the new album, a vinyl slipmat, drink koozie, t-shirt, zip-up hoodie and an autographed poster. Only one winner will take home these grand gems! Enter To Win Now at Paste.

Smash The Windows is an anthemic and sometimes rollicking, rowdy journey through Irish American culture coupled with melancholy overtures inspired by devotion and pride. It is truly an album and piece of work that fits America’s current socio-economic state of affairs and will strike a chord with many lovers of genres ranging from country, punk, rock and traditional Irish folk.

Road stompers since 1993, THE TOSSERS have been touring the US on their annual St. Patrick’s Day run, which concludes in Chicago with a hometown gig at the world famous Metro on St. Patty’s Day. Additional dates for 2017 will be announced soon.

 

“Erin Go Bragh” can be found on their latest album, Smash The Windows, available everywhere now.