The Celtic Punk Band asks for asked, canceled every 2025 shows for the health of lead singers

The Celtic punk band -Molly has canceled almost every 2025 shows because his lead singer is faced with a health problem.

A message published on the band’s Instagram account shared the news on Wednesday.

“Our fearless leader, the inimitable Dave King, is currently fighting against a very serious state of health,” said the band.

The Ireland -born singer of Dublin, 63, is married to the violinist Bridget Regan, another member of the band.

“Dave and Bridget ask everyone to respect their privacy at this point. We will share as possible,” says the message. “All good thoughts or prayers that you can send Daves away, he and we would appreciate it. Unfortunately, plucking Molly 2025 cannot be able to carry out any shows. “

The band’s annual salty dog ​​cruise, which is planned for February 17th to February 22nd, will continue as planned, they said.

“As planned, the boat will sail on board with 18 bands and members of Flogging Molly to celebrate the cruise, the community and our captain Dave King” the Norwegian jewel. New Brunswick’s The Gaslight Hymn is scheduled to appear on February 17 at the port show of the cruise.

The group instructed the fans to look for reimbursements from their buying point for all other data this year.

After the cruise, Flogging Molly in February, on the weekend of St. Patrick’s Day and in August in Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, California, on tour tours . Austria, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Lithuania, Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Canada.

The band, known for songs such as “Requiem for a Dying Song”, “Float” and “Don’t Shhold ‘Em Down”, was founded in Los Angeles in 1994.

The “Molly” in Expulging Molly is for Molly Malones, the LA -Bar, in which they often played when starting.

The group’s debut album, “Swagger”, was published in 2000.

Her fourth album “Float”, which was released in 2008, made 4th place on the Billboard 200. Her latest album “Anthem” arrived in 2022.

In the 1980s, King served as a lead singer for Fastway, an English heavy metal band.