Brad Dunnells, the Donegal X-Press

St. Patrick's Day is obviously a big thing for Irish bands. That's why Annapolis-based folk-punkers Donegal X-Press have played every Baltimore St. Patrick's Parade Day since 1998. Dunnells, 37, formed DXP in 1997 as a Towson University student, and shows no sign of stopping the ride. The band just released their sixth studio album, Paid Off the Boom. <br><br> <b>Last video that made you snort with laughter?</b><br>The Chrysler Super Bowl advertisement. <br><br> <b>Funny DXP story?</b><br>Martin O'Malley lent the Donegal X-Press his band's sound system for our first gig when we didn't have gear of our own. <br><br> Read more about Brad <a href="http://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/bthesite/bs-b-like-dislike-0314-20120312,0,4242499.story">here.</a>
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( Heather Coburn / April 26, 2012 )

St. Patrick's Day is obviously a big thing for Irish bands. That's why Annapolis-based folk-punkers Donegal X-Press have played every Baltimore St. Patrick's Parade Day since 1998. Dunnells, 37, formed DXP in 1997 as a Towson University student, and shows no sign of stopping the ride. The band just released their sixth studio album, Paid Off the Boom.

Last video that made you snort with laughter?
The Chrysler Super Bowl advertisement.

Funny DXP story?
Martin O'Malley lent the Donegal X-Press his band's sound system for our first gig when we didn't have gear of our own.

Read more about Brad here.

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