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When does Annalise Whyte, Conor Broderick, Simon Crehan, Jamie Troy start and end?

Annalise Whyte, Conor Broderick, Simon Crehan, Jamie Troy runs Saturday, 21 November 2026.

Where is Annalise Whyte, Conor Broderick, Simon Crehan, Jamie Troy?

Annalise Whyte, Conor Broderick, Simon Crehan, Jamie Troy takes place at Mulligans Irish Music Bar, Amstel 100, Amsterdam.

Who plays at Annalise Whyte, Conor Broderick, Simon Crehan, Jamie Troy?

The line-up of Annalise Whyte, Conor Broderick, Simon Crehan, Jamie Troy: Annalise Whyte, Conor Broderick, Simon Crehan, Jamie Troy.

What instruments are mentioned?

Annalise Whyte: C#/D button accordion

Conor Broderick: traditional pianist and accompanist

Simon Crehan: singer; guitar and fiddle

Jamie Troy: bodhrán

What is said about Annalise Whyte and Conor Broderick?

Annalise Whyte: from Granemore, County Armagh; C#/D button accordion player; studied Irish Music at the University of Limerick; has toured internationally; teaches and mentors young accordion players.

Conor Broderick: traditional pianist and accompanist; plays in the West of Ireland style; praised for sensitivity and driving rhythm; collaborates with accordionists, concertina players and fiddlers; performs at sessions, festivals and university showcases.

What is said about Simon Crehan and Jamie Troy?

Simon Crehan: from Lattin, County Tipperary; singer and multi-instrumentalist on guitar and fiddle; Sliabh Luachra style; studied under Billy Clifford and Conal O'Kane; won the Patrick O'Keeffe “Young Musician of the Year” Award; performs as solo artist, teacher and band member.

Jamie Troy: from Portlaoise, County Laois; elite-level bodhrán player and rhythm section specialist; known for pocket and driving energy; core member of Alltacht; active on the contemporary festival scene; has performed internationally; gives workshops on advanced rhythmic phrasing.

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Mulligans Irish Music Bar, Amstel 100, 1017 AC Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, NL

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