The Mary Wallopers — Paddy Whackery Live

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Dundalk-based band The Mary Wallopers have built their popularity with viral
Live broadcasts during the pandemic. Today it is one of the most important concerts
bands of the Irish music scene — combines traditional ballads with noisy,
anti-authoritarian punk.

Debut album titled The Mary Wallopers from 2022 and released in 2023
Irish Rock N Roll established them as worthy successors to The Pogues and The Dubliners,
while allowing the band to reach a much wider audience than traditional
Folk listeners.

Crowns Of England's new single announces the group's third album, Paddywhackery, to be released
September 18, 2026. The record was produced by James Skelly of The Coral. Album premieres
is accompanied by the band's biggest concert tour to date, which will end with performances
arenas at Dublin's 3Arena and Glasgow OVO Hydro.

The Big Mixer — new song now available on all streaming services
Straight from the main stage of the Electric Picnic festival, The Mary Wallopers present their latest single
announcing the album Paddywhackery (premiering on September 18, 2026) and announce that in
next Saturday they will perform at the sold-out Croke Park stadium in Dublin, ahead of Katie's fight
Taylor.

The Big Mixer is a hymn dedicated to all employees who maintain every day
the world on the move — regardless of the circumstances, the weather or the amount of the salary. The piece was
produced by James Skelly of The Coral. It's The Mary Wallopers at its best
edition: a celebration of the working class, given in the form of an exuberant song that almost
ensures that the listeners get up and start singing along with the band.

The Mary Wallopers on The Big Mixer: “When Concrete Construction Manager Bob (aka Robert
McAlpine, whose construction company once employed 200,000 Irish people) lay on a bed
death, it was suggested to him that after his departure work on the construction site should be stopped
as a sign of respect. He replied, “No — let the big concrete mixer keep working, and Paddy let him
He stands behind her.” It's a song for all the workers, the nurses, the people who sell the goods.
for shelves, train drivers, truck drivers, Deliveroo suppliers, teaching assistants,
miners, factory workers... all those who work hard every day and are forced
to go back to the big concrete mixer to generate profits for someone else.”