None of this is new for the band. Since forming in 1996, they’ve rocked Against Bush and told Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, “we literally hate you,” after Walker used “I’m Shipping Up To Boston” at a campaign event. They later allowed President Biden to use the song, giving Biden the biggest pop and one of the best videos of his presidency.

On Tuesday, in a statement released by the band, Casey set the record straight about allegations that the Dropkick Murphys were banned on X, formerly known as Twitter, after remarks the singer directed to a person carrying a "Make America Great Again" hat at the Boston show.

After singer Ken Casey ripped a man for waving around a MAGA hat at the band’s gig, some fans noted the Dropkicks’ X account was shut down

Dropkick Murphys’ leading man Ken Casey says the punk band “broke up” with Elon Musk long before rumors started to swirl that the group’s X account got suspended because the singer called out a

In addition to March 15, frontman Ken Casey similarly went after a MAGA-hatted fan at the band's March 8 show in Clearwater, Florida.

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