Miles Davis: A Century in Sound

Celebrate 100 years of Miles Davis at Arthur’s Jazz Club, Dublin, in a night that honors the full spectrum of his extraordinary career. From bebop beginnings to the cool jazz classics, from modal masterpieces to groundbreaking fusion, experience the genius of a true jazz legend brought to life.

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.

Drawing on music from the likes of Chet Baker, George Benson, Frank Sinatra and some 50s and 60s hard-bop alongside a broad mix of music from the jazz tradition.

Sunday Jazz at the United Arts Club
Relax into a Sunday afternoon of jazz in the elegant surroundings of the United Arts Club.

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.

Organ Freeman – Irish jazz organ trio

Organ Freeman specialises in the music of the bebop and hard bop idioms of the early 1950s and 60s. Playing standards by composers such as Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Wayne Shorter, and many more in the classic organ trio format.

Spend your Sunday evenings at Searsons of Baggot Street with their weekly jazz series led by Dublin-based vocalist and percussionist Cormac Kenevey. A staple of the Dublin jazz scene, Kenevey has been critically acclaimed for his recordings, live tours, and performances.

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.

Join Pompe it Up for an evening of high-energy gypsy swing every Sunday at Mother Reilly’s Pub, Rathmines. This Dublin-based band brings the infectious rhythms of Django Reinhardt-style jazz to life in a cosy pub setting. Great music, good vibes, and the perfect Sunday soundtrack!

Derry-born Tommy Halferty, widely regarded as the elder statesman of Irish jazz guitar, has forged a remarkable career shaped by a rich blend of influences and styles. Renowned for his expressive tone, harmonic sophistication, and lyrical improvisation, he remains one of the most distinctive voices in Irish jazz.

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.

Derry-born Tommy Halferty, widely regarded as the elder statesman of Irish jazz guitar, has forged a remarkable career shaped by a rich blend of influences and styles. Renowned for his expressive tone, harmonic sophistication, and lyrical improvisation, he remains one of the most distinctive voices in Irish jazz.

HLG Sunday Concert Series presents: Aoife Ni Bhriain -violin Cormac Mc Carthy -piano

Blending deep roots in Irish traditional music with classical, jazz, and contemporary influences, Ní Bhriain and McCarthy chart a compelling sonic path through a shared musical heritage, transformed through their own creative lens.

Released in 1959, Mingus Ah Um stands as Charles Mingus’s most cohesive manifesto. From the mourning grace of "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" to the sharp, satirical sting of "Fables of Faubus," the album resonates with a defiance that feels remarkably contemporary.

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.