Dropkick Murphys Confront Fan Over MAGA Hat at Boston Concert

Frontman Ken Casey criticized the attendee for holding up the hat throughout the show, calling it a symbol of a 'cult' and reaffirming the band's stance on workers' rights and anti-fascism.

During a St. Patrick's Day concert in Boston, Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys called out a fan for prominently displaying a MAGA hat throughout the performance.
Casey referred to the black MAGA hat as the 'true Nazi edition' and criticized its symbolism, stating, 'This is America, there’s no kings here.'
The band has a history of challenging audience members wearing pro-Trump merchandise, including a recent incident in Florida where Casey wagered a fan's MAGA hat was not made in the United States.
The frontman emphasized that the band's outspoken political stance aligns with supporting workers and opposing what he described as scams by elites and billionaires.
The band's anti-MAGA rhetoric has previously led to death threats, but Casey maintains their commitment to standing 'with the people' and opposing authoritarianism.