The Dustmen Irish Band from Buffalo, NY

Take some pub sing-alongs, songs of Irish and Scottish history, a few sea shanties, American folk tunes, then throw in some jigs and reels, and mix with a little bit of Celtic rock and what do you have? The Dustmen, one of Western New York's favorite Irish bands. Jokingly taking their name from an Irish term for street sweepers, the Dustmen's high energy up-tempo version of traditional music brings excitement to pubs, festivals, and parties year round. A staple at local Irish pubs and festivals, The Dustmen have been described by the Buffalo News as "more fun than a barrel of Guinness!"

• Back Home in Derry | Bobby Sands
• Black is the Color | Traditional
• Black Velvet Band | Traditional
• Children of Ireland | The Dustmen
• Come Out ye Black and Tans | The Dubliners
• Dirty Old Town | The Pogues
• Drunken Sailor | Traditional
• Erin Farewell | The Dustmen
• Finnegan’s Wake | Traditional
• Flowers of Edinburgh | Traditional
• Four Green Fields | Tommy Makem
• Genny Glenn | Traditional
• Gloria | Them
• In Ireland | The Dustmen
• The Irish Blessing | Roger McGuinn
• The Maid Behind the Bar | Traditional
• The Mermaid | Traditional
• The Minstrel Boy | Traditional
• Murphy’s Fiddle | The Dustmen
• MTA | The Kingston Trio
• Nancy Whiskey | Traditional
• New York Girls | Traditional
• The Night Paddy Murphy Died | Great Big Sea
• Ordinary Man | Christy Moore
• Rambles of Spring | Tommy Makem
• The Rare Old Times | The Dubliners
• The Rising of the Moon | Traditional
• Ride on | Christy Moore
• South Australia | Traditional
• Star of the County Down | Traditional
• Streets of New York | The Wolfe Tones
• Tijuana Jail | The Kingston Trio
• The Unicorn Song | The Irish Rovers
• Whiskey in the Jar | Traditional
• Whistling Gypsy | Traditional
• Wild Rover | Traditional
• Ye Jacobites by Name | Traditional
• ….and Many More!