4-String Banjos

Only a limited run of banjos will be available in this unique Dropkick Murphys design.

"The Goodtime open back is the most affordable Tenor banjo you can get!
It's light and very easy to play which makes it perfect for beginners.

I use it for writing and rehearsal, its' light weight makes it perfect for traveling."

It's never a bad time with a Goodtime..."
Jeff DaRosa - Dropkick Murphys

Only a limited run of banjos will be available in this unique Dropkick Murphys design.

" My absolute favorite Goodtime is the Goodtime tenor banjo. It's what I've used onstage with DKM. It's wicked light, easy to play and the all wood resonator gives it a sound like a banjo twice its price!"
It's never a bad time with a Goodtime...
Jeff DaRosa - Dropkick Murphys

The Dropkick Murphys Goodtime 2 is twice as loud as the openback model. The resonator on the back creates greater projection of the tone so you get a fantastic sounding banjo! Learn More

The Dropkick Murphys Banjo is a representation of the band with their shield crest of anchors, shamrocks, and leaves on the traditionally shaped banjo headstock. Beautifully inlayed into the fingerboard in Italian Pearloid are the name of the band in Old English lettering, two classic shamrocks and a banner proudly supporting “Boston” at its base. Only the highest quality of curly maple wood is used for the neck and resonator on this model. A special thing about the Dropkick Murphys Model is that it is one of the lightest professional banjos made. Its’ tone ring is made out of grenadillo wood rather than metal. This gives it a bright warm sound and most of all makes it easy to dance with on stage!

This banjo is fitted with a Kavanjo banjo pickup system which allows the banjo to be plugged in and played at screaming volumes without any feedback while still maintaining its acoustic tone.

When Jeff DaRosa, the banjo player of the band, played the very first Dropkick Murphys Deering Banjo he said, “This thing Rules!! This is the best banjo I’ve ever played!”