Supporting young emerging artists is one of the most exciting aspects of what we do. Last year we worked closely with Bangor jazz keyboard player Zak Irvine, who returns for a headline show in the Court House on 30th August. This year we’re working with local young jazz and soul singer MADI McCullough, whose voice and stage presence are winning her a growing following. You can see MADI during her festival residency.

It is now 10 years since the passing of Ireland’s greatest-ever jazz musician, guitarist Louis Stewart. Jim Doherty has gathered together some of the musicians who worked closely with Louis to pay tribute to his memory. These include Dave Fleming, bass, Myles Drennan, drums, Richie Buckley, sax, and singer Honor Heffernan.

Get ready to swing with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra bringing some serious jazz vibes live!

Cork-born but now Paris-based; Liv Monaghan’s earliest memories come from the living room of her first family home. There was a record player on one side and an old upright piano on the other. Her pre-school years were full of improvised choreographies set to vinyls of Romantic music.

Dublinjazz.ie are once again thrilled to bring to you Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra. This is likely to be the last chance an Irish audience will get to see Marsalis and The Orchestra perform together after the recent announcement that Marsalis is to step down from his role as head of Jazz at The Lincoln Center in 2027 after nearly 40 years.  

John Moriarty is one of Ireland's foremost jazz guitarists; having performed / recorded with many greats including Ronnie Cuber, Bobby Watson, Eric Reed, Bill Carrothers… He is also world-renowned as a master luthier having redesigned the classic archtop guitar to his own specifications. 

Grab a pizza and a pint and enjoy some live jazz provided by some of Dublin's finest musicians. Expect tunes by the likes of Herbie Hancock, Weather Report and Sun Ra.

A Tribute to Louis Stewart

Marking the 10th anniversary of the passing of the great Irish guitarist Louis Stewart, two of Ireland’s foremost jazz guitarists come together for a special evening celebrating his music and legacy.

Supporting young emerging artists is one of the most exciting aspects of what we do. Last year we worked closely with Bangor jazz keyboard player Zak Irvine, who returns for a headline show in the Court House on 30th August. This year we’re working with local young jazz and soul singer MADI McCullough, whose voice and stage presence are winning her a growing following. You can see MADI during her festival residency.

Let's get together and play jazz standards! Get your chord changes from iRealPro, and the heads from the Real Book. All and any instruments and singers are welcome. This is an event organized by the community.

The Rodrigo Almonte Trio reimagines the music of the Peruvian Andes through contemporary jazz and improvisation, blending traditional forms with modern harmonic language and rhythmic innovation. Led by Rodrigo Almonte (guitar), the trio features Aidan Gray (double bass) and Michael McCarthy (drums), one of the most exciting rhythm sections in the Irish jazz scene.

One of Ireland’s most respected jazz musicians, Nigel Mooney, brings his latest project Organ Works to Arthur’s for a night of vibrant, straight-ahead jazz. Featuring Scott Flanigan on organ and Dominic Mullan on drums, this powerful trio explores the rich possibilities of the classic organ trio format, blending groove, improvisation, and interplay.

Linley Hamilton is a world-class musician and a Dr. of Jazz Performance, and this is a chance to hear his own music in his own unique style. The quartet featuring the talents of Linley Hamilton (trumpet), Scott Flanigan (piano), Rohan Armstrong (bass) and Miles Ronayne (drums) will be playing music that featured on his six albums with a slant towards post-bop jazz with Linley’s melodic and lyrical approach to the fore.

Let MADI introduce you to sound and rhythm through her eyes… Blending jazz with Afrobeat, Latin rhythms, and a touch of reggae, this set aims to widen your appreciation for world groove.

Arthur's Jam session is strictly jazz, but all musicians and listeners are welcome 

Doors at 8 / Jam starts at 8:30

Full backline provided