If you’re a fan of Celtic punk music, then you’ve probably heard of Flogging Molly. Their energetic blend of traditional Irish music and punk rock has earned them a dedicated following. If you’re looking to expand your playlist with similar artists, here are 18 bands and musicians you should definitely check out.

1. The Pogues

The Pogues are often credited with pioneering the Celtic punk genre. Their album “Rum, Sodomy & the Lash” includes classics like “Dirty Old Town” and “Sally MacLennane.”

2. Dropkick Murphys

Known for their high-energy performances and anthems like “I’m Shipping Up to Boston,” Dropkick Murphys have made a significant impact on the Celtic punk scene. Their album “The Warrior’s Code” is a must-listen.

3. The Tossers

The Tossers combine traditional Irish folk with punk rock elements. Songs like “The Parting Glass” from their album “The Valley of the Shadow of Death” highlight their unique style.

4. The Real McKenzies

Blending punk rock with Scottish influences, The Real McKenzies offer a raucous good time. Their album “Oot & Aboot” features standout tracks like “Scottish and Proud.”

5. Flatfoot 56

Flatfoot 56 brings a hardcore edge to Celtic punk. Their album “Black Thorn” includes fan favorites like “Courage” and “Born for This.”

6. The Mahones

The Mahones have been delivering Celtic punk anthems since the early ’90s. Their album “The Hunger & The Fight” is packed with hits like “Paint the Town Red.”

7. Young Dubliners

The Young Dubliners mix rock and Irish folk, creating a sound that’s both melodic and powerful. Check out their album “With All Due Respect” for tracks like “Follow Me Up to Carlow.”

8. The Rumjacks

Hailing from Australia, The Rumjacks offer a fresh take on Celtic punk. Their song “An Irish Pub Song” from the album “Gangs of New Holland” is a crowd favorite.

9. The Dreadnoughts

The Dreadnoughts blend sea shanties with punk rock, creating a unique and energetic sound. Their album “Polka’s Not Dead” features tracks like “Sleep Is for the Weak.”

10. The Killigans

The Killigans fuse punk rock with folk influences, resulting in a high-energy sound. Their album “Honor” includes notable tracks like “Lessons from the Empty Glass.”

11. The Tossers

With their roots in Chicago, The Tossers bring a distinct American flair to Celtic punk. Their album “Agony” features standout songs like “The Crutch.”

12. The Peelers

The Peelers offer a mix of traditional Irish music and punk rock. Their album “Palace of the Fiend” includes tracks like “The Darkside of the Sun.”

13. The Go Set

Australian band The Go Set combines punk rock with Celtic influences. Their album “Rolling Sound” features tracks like “Raise a Glass.”

14. The BibleCode Sundays

The BibleCode Sundays mix rock, punk, and traditional Irish music. Their album “New Hazardous Design” includes songs like “Disorganised Crime.”

15. Black 47

Black 47 blends rock, punk, and reggae with Irish themes. Their album “Fire of Freedom” features the hit song “Funky Ceili.”

16. Blaggards

Blaggards are known for their “Stout Irish Rock” sound. Their album “Standards” includes tracks like “Drunken Sailor” and “Big Strong Man.”

17. Mr. Irish Bastard

Mr. Irish Bastard combines punk rock with traditional Irish music. Their album “The Desire for Revenge” features songs like “I Hope They Sell Beer in Hell.”

18. The Bloody Irish Boys

The Bloody Irish Boys deliver a raw, energetic take on Celtic punk. Their album “Auld St. Patrick” includes tracks like “Drunk Tonight” and “Dirty Little Town.”