Tom Caraher has been a full time Saxophonist on the Irish music scene since arriving back here from Berklee College of Music in 2014.

Looking for something fabulous to do on a Saturday, with great food, gin, jazz and more? Then look no further as Morelands Grill is the place to be in the city centre on a Saturday afternoon!

Join us as we step back into the raucous swing dancing era of the1930’s at Leinster Cricket Club with Lulu’s Swing Band.

If you’ve never tried swing dance before this is the perfect opportunity to dip your toe with a fun beginners class to start the night. You don't need any prior experience or to bring a partner with you as we will be rotating throughout the class.

Charlie Moon (born March 8th, 1989) is an Irish jazz guitarist, singer and composer based in Dublin.

He is the son of jazz singer Mia Parsons and legendary blues and jazz guitarist and singer Nigel Mooney “Ireland’s King of the blues” - BBC. He was exposed to a variety of music at an early age and on the night he was born, his father played support to B.B. King in the old stadium in Dublin with his then famous ‘Gripewater Blues Band’, so Charlie’s genes were steeped in the blues and jazz traditions from day one.

On Sunday 21 July, join us on the West Lawn for a magical musical evening from 5pm!

The West Lawn of Malahide Castle will come alive with jazz! Join Toot Sweet & The Shadow Man and the Velvet Lounge for an evening of toe-tapping entertainment. Tickets €25pp and kids under 12 go free!

Jazz records from 4pm
Live performance from 5pm - 7pm

Sligo Jazz Project's annual summer school, which takes place each July, has grown into Europe's premier jazz education event. The 2019 event runs July 23-28. Running concurrently with our summer school is one of Europe’s most unique boutique jazz festivals.

Jazz jam session every Tuesday, hosted by Paul Dunlea. This is the original Jazz Improv in the city and features as part of the  Cork jazz festival every Oct. All players welcome.

For the Best of Blue Note Jazz and more, drawing inspiration from classic jazz of the 1950s they play a set of jazz standards, Latin and Be-Bop.

PJ Duffy and his band are bringing Jazz Tuesdays back to Clare Street for the months of July and August. Enjoy great music and a great atmosphere!

Limerick Jazz proudly present: The Modern Irish Quartet (MIQ) featuring: Tony Miceli - Vibes; John Daly (Drums); Dave Redmond (Bass); and special guest, internationally renowned vibraphonist, marimbist, composer & Jazz educator David Friedman (Vibes).

NYOS Jazz Orchestra makes its debut performance at the prestigious Sligo Jazz Festival.

Guest artists make an immeasurable contribution to the NYOS Jazz Programme and we are thrilled to welcome British-Bahraini trumpet and flugel player Yazz Ahmed. Her music, arranged for the Jazz Orchestra by Malcolm Edmonstone, will offer the orchestra and audiences alike the unique chance to immerse themselves in Arabic sounds and spirituality.

Cruthú Arts Festival present Sue Rynhart accompanied by pianist Huw Warren

The Wood Quay Summer Sessions return for a fourth year of free concerts every Thursday throughout July from 1-2pm.

Every week, music fans will have the opportunity to see new and upcoming acts, as well as established acts, from across a wide range of genres performing in the wonderful setting of the outdoor Wood Quay Amphitheatre in Dublin's city centre.

Curated by Aengus Hackett Music, our jazz party featuring the finest of local and visiting musicians.

"Duke Ellington was the most important composer in the history of jazz as well as being a bandleader who held his large group together continuously for almost 50 years. The two aspects of his career were related; Ellington used his band as a musical laboratory for his new compositions and shaped his writing specifically to showcase the talents of his bandmembers, many of whom remained with him for long periods.