THE GANGS ALL HERE builds on the band's punk rock sound but also reflects the influence of the Irish folk with covers of "The Fighting 69th" and "Amazing Grace" (with bagpipes). Dropkick Murphys write songs for the average Joe, and true to their roots, their unique brand of songwriting and storytelling that chronicles both the victories and failures of blue-collar America. The first album to feature Al Barr (The Bruisers) on vocals.