The premier of a suite of music written by MD of the New Irish Jazz Orchestra, Irish trombonist Paul Dunlea, performed by an ensemble of world class musicians in Michael Janisch double bass (Joe Lovano, Claire Martin OBE), Steve Hamilton piano (Billy Cobham, Jean Toussaint) and Andrew Bain drums (Jacki Dankworth, Dave Liebman).

The premier of a suite of music written by MD of the New Irish Jazz Orchestra, Irish trombonist Paul Dunlea, performed by an ensemble of world class musicians in Michael Janisch double bass (Joe Lovano, Claire Martin OBE), Steve Hamilton piano (Billy Cobham, Jean Toussaint) and Andrew Bain drums (Jacki Dankworth, Dave Liebman).

The Groove Band’s first of 2020 in a really special venue. Featuring our best tunes and amazing musicians to play them!!!

11 piece band fronted by Nigerian main man Boye that are inspired by the music of Anikulapo Kuti, Tony Allen, Femi Anikulapo Kuti, Seun Anikulapo Kuti, Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra, Antibalas, Bob-Marley, Lagbaja, Manu Dubango, Hugh Masekela, Jan Gabarek.

Jazz lovers locally in Fermanagh have long been starved of top jazz on a regular basis. That is happily changing. The Good Noise who return to the Lough Inn, the Brook, in Enniskillen on Friday 31 January are at the heart of the new upsurge in interest.

This unique trio of Wexford jazz musicians will present a concert of music by contemporary non jazz artists. The music chosen by the leader Kevin Lawlor has been chosen for it's qualities as a base for improvisation. Music by artists such as Radiohead, Leanne LeHavas, Jorja Smith, Kalid, Sigrid, Roseaux, Gorillaz and others will be performed.

Multi-awarding vocalist Luke Thomas and and his No.1 selling band The Swing Cats bring their hit show The Story Of Swing to Sligo for the first time.

"A musical timeline of swing classics from the 1920's to the modern day. Featuring the music of Louis Armstrong, Fred Astaire, Bobby Darrin, The Rat Pack, Nat King Cole, Luis Prima and more..."

Relive the music & the dances of the 1920s with the fabulous 10 piece Jazz band " Deise Brass "

The Dirty Jazz club have been a massive part of the Dublin Jazz scene for over a decade. Their focus is on the exploration and deconstruction of songs and an emphasis on creating a depth and textural soundscape on the melody, form and feel of the tunes.

Like A Version are a modern swing band, playing modern pop & floorfillers in a vintage style, Featuring some of Ireland's best musicians, the band perform in full vintage wear, and will showcase their creative reworkings of songs in the unexpected styles of ragtime, swing, & boogie woogie.

FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY - Joan Talbot with Jazz Gazette

Sunday Jazz at The United Arts Club - Open to Non-members

Back by popular demand, after a sold-out run of 7 shows in Smock Alley Theatre last November and a spectacular ending to the shows in DLR Lexicon Zandra, Queen of Jazz is returning for the International Herstory Festival of Light.

The Herstory Light Festival is an annual global event celebrating women and equality. The 2020 Herstory Light Festival takes place over the weekend of Brigid’s Day (Friday 31st January – Monday 3rd February 2020) in honour of Ireland’s triple goddess and matron Saint.

Re:Ellington brings together six of Ireland's finest improvising musicians to pay homage to one of the most important figures of the 20th Century; re-interpreting and re-imagining a handful of sovereigns from amongst the grand riches that the Duke bequeathed to Jazz over the course of his legendary life.

Be prepared for something special this 2nd February: The Jones Way + Matteo Marseglia on Sax straight from Italy, for the first time in a trio.

The Girls re-arrange released songs in English and Italian in a unique style, ranging from the most classical Standard Jazz to the legendary Pop-Rock and latest releases in a Fusion Jazz way with a glance at the modern Jazz with our personal touch just guitar and voice.