Black Rose Pub Celebration Features Joshua Tree on September 17 in Boston

Joshua Tree
The Black Rose Pub, Boston's most famous Irish pub,  is celebrating halfway to St. Patrick's Day n Saturday, September 17, 2011, featuring Joshua Tree, the premier tribute band to U2, who perform starting at 9:30 p.m.

The event is part of the world-famous Black Rose 35th anniversary celebrations taking place in 2011. The Rose opened at 160 State Street in Boston in 1976, when Richard Ford was US President and a few months before Faneuil Hall first opened.  Since then it has gained a world-wide following, and offers live Irish music seven nights a week, a great menu and drinks selection, and a special ambiance that keeps people coming back.

Today the Black Rose Pub is owned by Glynn Hospitality Group, a family-run business with roots in County Galway, which has eight dining and entertainment locations in Boston. 

You can follow Black Rose Pub on Facebook, or visit the BlackRose web site.

For a full schedule of Irish activities in greater Boston and throughout Massachusetts year round, visit IrishMassachusetts.com.  For more on Boston's Irish Heritage visit IrishHeritageTrail.com.

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