Dropkick Murphys have released their new single 'Sirens,' a track that warns against the societal division in America and criticizes billionaires profiting from it. Frontman Ken Casey emphasizes the danger of division, stating that the real enemy is those who benefit from the working class's struggles. The song, characterized by a strong guitar riff and Casey's powerful vocals, serves as a rallying cry for unity among the working class. The accompanying music video is inspired by Bob Dylan's 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' and showcases various Massachusetts locals. Additionally, the band has announced their Boston St. Patrick’s Day shows for 2025, scheduled for March 14-17, along with a North American tour starting September 24. This single hints at a forthcoming album set for release in 2025.