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Robbie Murphy
Vocals, Guitar
Robbie was born in Dublin Ireland. He played the Dublin circuit and throughout Ireland with an original rock band for most of his career. In the early 80's the band traveled to Toronto where they spent the time playing Canadian venues and recording. In 1989 Robbie moved to Southern California and later to Las Vegas where he returned to his roots and began playing traditional Irish music with a rock twist. He currently resides in Las Vegas with his wife and two children.
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Jon Stenber
Bass, Vocals
Originally from Milwaukee, WI., Jon started playing bass in 1981. After attending Berklee School of Music, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in music. He performed in many different bands, in many different styles. In 1999 he settled in the Las Vegas area with his family where he now lends his years of knowledge to Finnegan's Wake.
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Rick Seligman
Fiddle, Mandolin
Rick started playing fiddle in the 70's. His fiddle playing styles include Old Time, Texas, Bluegrass, and Irish. He's performed in many bluegrass festivals throughout California and Arizona. In 1995 he moved to Las Vegas with his family and played with a couple of bluegrass bands all over town. Now he brings his talent and experience to Finnegan's Wake.
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Wayne Ritchie
Drums , Percussion , Vocals
Wayne hails from a small town in Pennsylvania. He grew up in a household with the sound of a piano always present. After two years of formal training on drums he began playing in local bands in the Philadelphia area. He began singing to round out his musical endeavors. In 1989 he decided to further his education at a music school in Hollywood, Ca. After playing in LA for 10 years he picked up casino work and moved to Las Vegas. His solid groove and passionate playing fuel a fire that make Finnegan's Wake shine brighter.
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Michael Bowman
Guitar , Banjo , Various Noises , Vocals
Not much is know about the mysterious Michael. He seems to have arrived out of nowhere with his guitar and his pedal of sounds but we like him very much. He is the missing link in Finnegan's Wake's sound.
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