Andy is one half of the Netherlands-based duo Petty Kingdom, a genre-blending musical project known for its spirited fusion of folk, Americana, country, blues, and rock 'n' roll. With a deep love for storytelling and roots-driven soundscapes, Andy brings raw energy and heartfelt authenticity to every performance. His guitar work and vocals are central to the duo’s dynamic sound, which draws inspiration from both classic and contemporary influences.

Whether performing on intimate stages or festival grounds, Andy’s musical style is both nostalgic and fresh—bridging the gap between traditional songwriting and modern indie sensibilities. Together with his bandmate, he crafts songs that are rich in emotion, rhythm, and soul, resonating with audiences across borders.

Petty Kingdom’s music is a celebration of musical heritage and personal expression, and Andy’s contributions are at the heart of its unique voice.

Shane Koppers

Mulligans Irish Music Bar

Andy from Petty Kingdom (Solo)

Niall McGuigan is a talented Irish singer-songwriter and music therapist. His journey has taken him from being a rock singer in Ireland to performances at numerous festivals such as Electric Picnic and Glastonbury to working with shamans in South America, and eventually pursuing a master’s degree in music therapy and ethnomusicology.

Currently, he helps people rehabilitate in a prison in Amsterdam. His fascinating story includes the release of his latest album, “Spiritual Anarchy”. One of his songs, “Spirit,” is featured on his album “Awareness,” where he explores themes of true freedom, authenticity, and awareness. Niall’s unique blend of music and therapeutic work makes him a remarkable artist and healer.

Niall McGuigan

Steelstreet

Steelstreet fuses energy, friendship and their passion for the ’50s and ’60s into a mix of close harmony and rock ‘n roll. These three musicians from Amsterdam are all multi-instrumentalists and their catchy tunes tell stories of life, love, and animals playing blues on a farm – all in the style of old school pop. The songs feature alternating lead vocalists and diverse instruments, which, together with requests from the audience, lead to a dynamic performance: from intimate acoustic to swinging rock ‘n roll.

Steelstreet loves vocal harmonies, inspired by great bands from the past, such as The Beatles, The Everly Brothers and The Beach Boys. With their double bass, acoustic guitars, harmonica, and three voices, Steelstreet can create a moving acoustic sound. These are the gigs in which their thoughtful lyrics, chord progressions, and intimate connection with the audience get a chance to shine.

Steelstreet can also shake up a venue with up-tempo walking bass lines, raging harmonica solos and soulful vocals. Famous rock ‘n roll songs are alternated with Steelstreet originals, influenced by Elvis Presley, the Everly Brothers and the early Beatles. These are the gigs where Steelstreet’s cheerful energy, playful audience interaction, and steady rhythm section can be experienced best.

Na Cailligh

Rooted, raw and raucous, Na Cailligh are a dynamic four-piece folk band from Ireland, Netherlands and the USA. They met at music sessions in Ireland and Scotland and have kept that unmistakable freedom and playfulness in their arrangements.

With melodies on uilleann pipes and fiddle, blended with complex backing on guitar and the uplifting rise of trumpet, they bring a freshness to the traditional and contemporary alike. Capturing nostalgia in their playing of old folk songs and lively eclecticism in their trad tunes they recreate the essence of folk, but with a touch of other genres – jazz, blues and americana.

It’s folk music as it should be- unpretentious and unpredictable. Na Cailligh translates to “The Hags”, the mythical figures in Irish folklore, who are not necessarily seen as good nor evil, but are powerful beings with strong ties to altering the weather Join Lennard, Maeve, Maaike and Caty as they sail on the winds of folk music, as the undefined, mythical creatures of Na Cailligh.

Our Beginner Session, hosted by Fiachra Meek (uilleann piper, singer, bodhran player).

A little bit about the session:
•This is a slow session
•It is for people to play together
•The starting repertoire (20 sets of different tune types and different keys)
•If it goes well with numbers we will continue the session once a month

A little bit about Fiachra:
Bio: Fiachra Meek, Uilleann piper, singer and Multi instrumentalist is a versatile music graduate from Co. Louth Dundalk. He's a fixture in Irish Dance and Music tours like The Great Irish Hooley and The Irish Folk Festival, having also collaborated with acts like Junior Brother & The Armagh Rhymers. Based in Amsterdam, Fiachra hosts folk sessions, teaches and performs with various group. His favourite and longest project is Alfi with his two friends Alannah Thornburgh and Ryan McCauley where they explore Irish, Appalachian, and folk traditions. Fiachra most notable performance to date was with The Pogues for a 40th-anniversary "Red Roses For Me” concert at Hackney Empire London, earning acclaim from the Guardian Newspaper.

This will be Fiachra's personal time that he usually uses to teach privately. Please respect one another and use this time wisely to give your full attention to whatever will be presented.

Most importantly let’s have fun and wind down from the Monday Blues!

Any more questions feel free to ask a question via our website or a member of staff.

Mulligans & Fiachra :)

Beginner Session

Seán Finn and the Late Bloomers

Seán Finn and the Late Bloomers are an alt-indie group like no other. Striking a balance between troubadour and entertainer, Seán demonstrates intricately woven ballads that combine the sophistication of classical harmony and the wistful attitudes of soft rock. In the hands of the Late Bloomers, they curate a style that lies between Mac DeMarco, Billy Joel and Vulfpeck. Offering a unique blend of rich harmonic structures, tuneful melodies and lively instrumentation, Seán Finn and the Late Bloomers will keep you coming back for more.

Seán Finn

As the crooning frontman of the alt-indie band ‘Seán Finn and the Late Bloomers’, Seán has led the group throughout the London scene, frequenting venues such as Toulouse Lautrec, and the Spice of Life. Most recently, the group embarked on an international tour performing dates in Germany, Ireland and Austria.

Now showcasing music from his forthcoming project, ‘Late Bloomer’, this is one artist not to be missed!

‘Their unconventional approach to music-making and their infectious energy continue to enthral audiences, making them a force to be reckoned with in the ever-evolving landscape of London's music scene.’

- Broken 8 Records

Rooted in the rich traditions of Celtic music yet unafraid to explore new sonic landscapes, this trio brings together three masterful musicians whose individual artistry forms a powerful and cohesive musical voice.

Aongus McGalligan (Uilleann Pipes) is a revered piper known for his soulful phrasing and deep connection to the Irish piping tradition. Hailing from a lineage of traditional musicians, Aongus blends technical brilliance with emotional depth, breathing life into ancient airs and driving dance tunes alike. His playing is marked by a rare sensitivity that captivates audiences across the globe.

Dominic Crosbie (Guitar) provides the harmonic backbone of the trio with his intricate fingerstyle technique and rhythmic finesse. A seasoned accompanist and soloist, Dominic’s guitar work bridges the gap between tradition and innovation, drawing from folk, jazz, and classical influences to create a rich, textured soundscape that supports and elevates the melodies.

Robin Noak (Fiddle) brings fiery energy and lyrical grace to the ensemble. With a background steeped in both classical training and traditional fiddling, Robin’s playing is both precise and passionate. His improvisational flair and deep musical intuition make him a compelling performer and a vital voice in the trio’s sound.

Together, Aongus, Dominic, and Robin craft a musical experience that is both timeless and contemporary—honoring the roots of Celtic music while pushing its boundaries with creativity and heart.

Lom's Fada Bio: Aongus McGalligan, Dominic Crosbie & Robin Noak

This distinguished ensemble unites three accomplished musicians, each bringing a wealth of experience and a profound dedication to the preservation and evolution of Celtic music. Their collaboration is marked by a refined musical sensibility and a shared commitment to artistic excellence.

Aongus McGalligan (Uilleann Pipes) is widely regarded for his expressive command of Ireland’s most iconic traditional instrument. Drawing upon a deep familial and cultural heritage, McGalligan’s performances are characterized by their emotional depth, technical precision, and reverence for the historical repertoire. His interpretations of both slow airs and dance tunes have earned him recognition on international stages.

Dominic Crosbie (Guitar) serves as the ensemble’s harmonic foundation, offering a sophisticated and nuanced approach to accompaniment. With a background that spans traditional folk, classical, and contemporary idioms, Crosbie’s playing is both supportive and inventive. His intricate fingerstyle technique and rhythmic acuity provide a rich framework that enhances the melodic interplay within the group.

Robin Noak (Fiddle) contributes a vibrant and articulate voice to the trio. Trained in both classical and traditional disciplines, Noak brings a unique versatility to his performance. His playing is distinguished by its clarity, dynamic range, and improvisational fluency, making him a compelling presence in both ensemble and solo contexts.

Together, McGalligan, Crosbie, and Noak present a repertoire that is both rooted in tradition and open to innovation. Their performances reflect a deep respect for the cultural origins of their music, while also embracing the creative possibilities of contemporary interpretation.

Lom's Fada: Aongus McGalligan, Dominic Crosbie & Robin Noak

Craig

Vladimir

Finnegans Wake is the heartbeat of the Irish music scene in Prague. Fronted by the charismatic duo Craig & Vladimir, this high-energy act has earned a reputation as the city’s top Irish pub band—bringing the spirit of Ireland to life with every performance.

Their repertoire is a spirited blend of Celtic classics and crowd-pleasing surprises. From the raw energy of The Pogues and the timeless ballads of The Dubliners, to the anthemic sounds of The Waterboys, The Wolfe Tones, and The Saw Doctors, Finnegans Wake delivers with authenticity and flair. But their musical journey doesn’t stop there—they seamlessly weave in Americana, Reggae, and even the occasional pop hit or set of traditional tunes, keeping audiences on their toes and the atmosphere electric.

Whether you're a homesick Irish expat, a curious traveler, or a local looking for a great night out, Finnegans Wake offers a warm welcome, a pint-raising soundtrack, and a guaranteed good time.

Finnegans Wake – Prague’s Premier Irish Pub Act

Finnegans Wake is the beating heart of Irish pub music in Prague. Led by the spirited duo Craig & Vladimir, this celebrated act has become a staple of the city’s live music scene, known for their infectious energy, musical versatility, and unmistakable Irish charm.

Their setlist is a lively blend of Celtic classics and unexpected gems—featuring the raucous spirit of The Pogues, the storytelling soul of The Dubliners, the anthemic power of The Waterboys, and the rebel heart of The Wolfe Tones and The Saw Doctors. But the journey doesn’t end there: Finnegans Wake also dips into Americana, Reggae, and the occasional pop tune or traditional instrumental set, ensuring every performance is fresh, fun, and full of surprises.

Adam

Maggie

Christie

Eric

Anna

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Our new Beginner Session, hosted by Fiachra Meek (uilleann piper, singer, bodhran player).

A little bit about the session:
•This is a slow session
•It is for people to play together
•The starting repertoire (20 sets of different tune types and different keys)
•If it goes well with numbers we will continue the session once a month

A little bit about Fiachra:
Bio: Fiachra Meek, Uilleann piper, singer and Multi instrumentalist is a versatile music graduate from Co. Louth Dundalk. He's a fixture in Irish Dance and Music tours like The Great Irish Hooley and The Irish Folk Festival, having also collaborated with acts like Junior Brother & The Armagh Rhymers. Based in Amsterdam, Fiachra hosts folk sessions, teaches and performs with various group. His favourite and longest project is Alfi with his two friends Alannah Thornburgh and Ryan McCauley where they explore Irish, Appalachian, and folk traditions. Fiachra most notable performance to date was with The Pogues for a 40th-anniversary "Red Roses For Me” concert at Hackney Empire London, earning acclaim from the Guardian Newspaper.

This will be Fiachra's personal time that he usually uses to teach privately. Please respect one another and use this time wisely to give your full attention to whatever will be presented.

Most importantly let’s have fun and wind down from the Monday Blues!

Any more questions feel free to ask a question via our website or a member of staff.

Mulligans & Fiachra :)

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Event source:
https://www.mulligans.nl/beginner-session/

Mulligans Irish Music Bar

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Andy from Petty Kingdom (Solo)

Niall McGuigan

Steelstreet

Na Cailligh

Beginner Session

Seán Finn and the Late Bloomers

Lom's Fada Bio: Aongus McGalligan, Dominic Crosbie & Robin Noak

Lom's Fada: Aongus McGalligan, Dominic Crosbie & Robin Noak

Finnegans Wake – Prague’s Premier Irish Pub Act

Finnegans Wake – Prague’s Premier Irish Pub Act

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