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

Album Launch

Tom Maxwell is a pianist, organist, composer and musical director. Having been introduced to many varying styles of music from a young age, classical and contemporary, he is a versatile young musician and plays regularly in different music scenes across Dublin. Maxwell’s influences come from as wide a range of music as he is familiar with, from musical theatre works by George Gershwin and Leonard Bernstein, to choral music by Jake Runstead and Ola Gjeilo, to jazz, where his favourite players include Oscar Peterson and Joey DeFrancesco.

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.

Eric Doyle trio plays a repitoire of swinging hard-bop and post-bop influenced by the music of Grant Green, Wes Montgomery, Jim Hall, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, and Peter Bernstein, among others.

Glass Mask Theatre

Step into a transformed Glass Mask Theatre for a decadent night of live jazz music. With a nod to New York of the 1970's, GMT welcomes you to sit back and enjoy a glorious playlist of live jazz in our elegant boutique theatre.

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.

Orlando Molina is a Venezuelan guitarist, composer, and bandleader based in Ireland

Following the releases of *Autorretrato en Tres Colores* (2025), voted Best Jazz Album in Ireland, and *Antes, Siempre* (2026), Orlando Molina presents an evening of original contemporary jazz with his quartet featuring Scott Flanigan (piano), Peter Erdei (bass), and Matthew Jacobson (drums).

Rising Dublin tenor saxophonist star Hayley Kavanagh leads a seven-piece band in a live performance of Mode for Joe, the 1966 Blue Note album by Joe Henderson which is considered a landmark recording in post-bop jazz.

The Dirty Jazz club have been a massive part of the Dublin Jazz scene for around 15 years. 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.

Join us at Tolka House Pub Dublin in Glasnevin, where the band will be live from 9pm! We're looking forward to seeing you all for a night of great music in a great venue. ( and admission is free ?)

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.