Newburgh Brewing Company will be on hand with popular beer favorites at Poughkeepse show.

Celtic punk rockers Dropkick Murphy's are shipping back to Poughkeepsie when they return to the MJN Convention Center on Monday, March 11 with special guests Pennywise and The Scratch (from Dublin). Dropkick Murphy's last played Poughkeepsie 5 years ago when they performed to a sold out crowd at the same venue on Feb. 17, 2019. The band formed out of Quincy, Massachusetts in 1996. They are best-known for the  2005 hit, "I'm Shipping Up to Boston".

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Newburgh Brewing took to social media recently to announce that they are thrilled to be the beer sponsor for Dropkick Murphy's concert, and that they'll be bringing 3 Newburgh beers that will be flowing all night.

The equation for next Monday’s big Dropkick Murphy’s concert at Poughkeepsie’s own MJN - Majed J. Nesheiwat Convention Center is pretty simple:
Dropkick Murphy’s +
MEGABOSS IPA +
BROWN ALE +
CREAM ALE =
🇮🇪 💚 🍻 ☘️
We are THRILLED to be the beer sponsor for the Dropkick Murphys concert, where 3 Newburgh’s will be flowing all night long. Start St. Patrick’s Week off right on Monday 3/11!
                                                 -Newburgh Brewing Company

The Dropkick Murphy's concert is presented by Mahoney's Irish Pub & Steakhouse, Dutchess Beer Distributors and Newburgh Brewing Company.

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