Tengu Jazz is back this quarter! After four sold out shows in 2022 it’s definitely time to bring back this series. The fourth night welcomes special guests The Michael Buckley Quartet. Michael Buckley one of Ireland’s most renowned jazz musicians, he will be joined by some of Ireland’s leading players, pianist - Leopoldo Osio, bassist - Dave Redmond and drummer - Dylan Lynch draw on the jazz tradition, bringing a melodic and diverse set for this evening’s performance. Alba will be opening the night with an all vinyl set.

MOBO nominated drummer and composer David Lyttle has performed in almost 50 countries since emerging on the Irish jazz scene almost 20 years ago. He has collaborated with jazz icons from Joe Lovano to Kurt Rosenwinkel and his 11 diverse albums/EPs include appearances from Talib Kweli and Liam Neeson among others. He is the founder of NI youth music charity Jazzlife Alliance charity and its flagship national jazz programme Jazz Juniors, and recently performed for President Michael D. Higgins at Áras an Uachtaráin.

Howl Quartet is an award winning UK based project whose dynamic, expressive music focuses heavily on storytelling through melodic composition and improvisation. Following the successes of their first two releases, Howl Quartet’s third album, Night Song, is set for release in 2025. Formed of old friends and collaborators, this co-led acoustic quartet emerged in 2017 through a passion for developing a collective sound. Taking inspiration from artists such as Endangered Blood, The Bad Plus and Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band, there is an innate freedom and creative intensity to their music.

Red Line Jazz are a hard-swinging quartet of Dublin professionals playing a repitoire of hard-bop, post-bop, and contemporary jazz. The band changes it up every week, but the vibe stays the same; serious swing, serious sound!

Coke Lane Pizza kitchen open til 21:30

The Richie Buckley Quartet return to their Thursday Night Residency Jazz Gig at Frank Ryans Pub in Smithfield.

Live Jazz Jam Session in the heart of Cork City every Thursday from 9pm. Hosted by a house band of some of Cork’s finest jazzers & humans. All are welcome to participate for a tune or two. If that’s not your bag then simply take in the atmosphere with some food & refreshments served until late.

MOBO nominated drummer and composer David Lyttle has performed in almost 50 countries since emerging on the Irish jazz scene almost 20 years ago. He has collaborated with jazz icons from Joe Lovano to Kurt Rosenwinkel and his 11 diverse albums/EPs include appearances from Talib Kweli and Liam Neeson among others. He is the founder of NI youth music charity Jazzlife Alliance charity and its flagship national jazz programme Jazz Juniors, and recently performed for President Michael D. Higgins at Áras an Uachtaráin.

Howl Quartet is an award winning London based project whose dynamic, expressive music focuses heavily on storytelling through melodic composition and improvisation. Following the successes of their first two releases, Howl Quartet’s third album, Night Song, is set for release in 2025. Formed of old friends and collaborators, this co-led acoustic quartet emerged in 2017 through a passion for developing a collective sound. Taking inspiration from artists such as Endangered Blood, The Bad Plus and Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band, there is an innate freedom and creative intensity to their music.

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. 

A revolving roster of jazz and blues acts featuring some of Ireland's finest musicians from Richie Buckley and Chris Comhaill to Ben Prevo and Karl Clews. Expect fabulous music as the perfect backdrop to your Saturday afternoon.

The Italian Fusion Festival is proudly presented and organised by Radio Dublino, the first Italian-language radio show and video podcast in Ireland since 2013.

On Saturday, 15th November 2025, join us in the elegant setting of the United Arts Club in the heart of Georgian Dublin for an unforgettable evening celebrating the vibrant cultural exchange between Italy and Ireland.

50 years on from Keith Jarett' legendary 1975 performance in Koln, Belfast Pianist Scott Flanigan pays tribute to this iconic concert. - Scott Flanigan & Grainne Meyer 

In January 1975, piano virtuoso Keith Jarrett played in Koln, Germany, an improvised concert which became one of the biggest selling solo jazz records of all time, selling over 4 million copies.

MOBO nominated drummer and composer David Lyttle has performed in almost 50 countries since emerging on the Irish jazz scene almost 20 years ago. He has collaborated with jazz icons from Joe Lovano to Kurt Rosenwinkel and his 11 diverse albums/EPs include appearances from Talib Kweli and Liam Neeson among others. He is the founder of NI youth music charity Jazzlife Alliance charity and its flagship national jazz programme Jazz Juniors, and recently performed for President Michael D. Higgins at Áras an Uachtaráin.

Born in Bangkok and raised across Asia, the US, and Ireland, Berklee-trained saxophonist and composer Tom Caraher brings a truly multinational voice to contemporary jazz. His debut album Ninety Degrees has earned high praise — “Irish jazz spins on an inspirational axis invigorated by a debuting Tom Caraher” (Marlbank), and "Ninety Degrees confirms Caraher's talents as a fine melodicist and a purveyor of intricate, feel-good rhythms.” (All About Jazz).

The Lounge Quartet have built up a strong following in their Sunday tenure at Walters. Delivering swinging standards from the Great American Songbook, this jazz band is sure to provide the ideal soundtrack to your chill out Sunday.