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The Mary Wallopers Fan Reviews (4)
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Great gig. Great sound. Intimate venue.
Really glad we made the trip on a Thursday Sounded fabulous and a great lively atmosphere. Perfect balance of listeners and bouncers to have a dance to. Highly recommended them
Posted by EmilyWH on 22/03/2025
The Mary Wallopers, Octagon Centre, Sheffield - 20th March 2025
Getting Better
Great performance and the sound quality was top notch They are genuinely developing there style for across all age groups Keep it going
Posted by Steve Carly on 19/12/2023
The Mary Wallopers, The Liquid Room, Edinburgh - 17th December 2023
Excellent band
Excellent band, enthusiastic performance. Intesting support.
Posted by DonaldC on 17/12/2023
The Mary Wallopers, Barrowland (DNU), Glasgow - 16th December 2023
Brilliant Show
Great night out, unless your name is Sean McKenna!
Posted by Matt R on 25/11/2023
The Mary Wallopers, Roadmender Northampton, Northampton - 24th November 2023
The Mary Wallopers are a raucous folk group from Dundalk, Ireland, known for their high-energy reinterpretations of traditional Irish ballads and rebel songs. Formed by brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy alongside Sean McKenna, the band originally gained traction through intimate live-streamed performances before breaking onto the live circuit with their rowdy, beer-soaked gigs. Their self-titled debut album The Mary Wallopers (2022) showcased their ability to blend the raw spirit of punk with the storytelling traditions of Irish folk, featuring tracks like "Cod Liver Oil & The Orange Juice" and "The Frost Is All Over."
The band have made their mark on the UK festival scene, playing major events like Glastonbury, Green Man, and Cambridge Folk Festival, where their infectious energy and rousing choruses have won over crowds. Their live shows are a whirlwind of boisterous singalongs, foot-stomping rhythms, and sharp-witted banter, capturing the rebellious spirit of the folk tradition. With a growing following and a reputation for wild, unforgettable performances, The Mary Wallopers continue to bring Irish folk music to new audiences with humour, heart, and an unshakable DIY ethos.