Venue The Studio

Catherine Sikora

Joanna Mattrey

From New York to Paris to the wild coastline of the West of Ireland: “Bones, Rocks and Jackhammers,” is a concert reflecting on place, nature and the environment.

After celebrating the 10th anniversary of his groundbreaking album In the Moment, Makaya McCraven continues to push the boundaries of what we call jazz – inviting you on a journey through time, space, and culture. With his latest album, In These Times – the result of over seven years of relentless work – he presents a fusion of improvisation, innovative rhythms, and deep cultural references.

A themed show celebrating the moon and the stars. Leading Sinatra exponent Sean Hession accompanied by talented jazz trio of pianist Myles Drennan, double-bassist Dave Fleming and Tom Dunne on drums, performs a lunchtime concert of moonlit, stellar classics, in the intimate setting of the John Field Room.

Mary Halvorson, guitar
​​​​​​​Dave Adewumi, trumpet
Henry Fraser, bass
Tomas Fujiwara, drums

A brand new quartet project featuring all new compositions by Mary Halvorson, featuring Dave Adewumi, Henry Fraser & Tomas Fujiwara.

Nick Roth Quintets

Paul Roe - clarinet / bass clarinet , Dermot Dunne – accordion, Cora Venus Lunny – violin, Elaine Clark – violin, Joanna Mattrey – viola, Alex Acomb – cello

A native of Chicago, pianist Greg Murphy has been a key figure on the New York City jazz scene since the 1980s. His early musical experiences in Chicago included work with Lightning Flash Thunder Roar, the University of Illinois at Chicago Big Band, and the Northern Illinois University Big Band.

Ella Fitzgerald is probably the most beloved jazz singer of all time, with hits like Manhattan, Summertime, Bewitched and Lady is a Tramp.

Amassing 13 Grammy Awards and 40 million albums sales over an astounding 60-plus year career, Ella could effortlessly cross over between sultry ballads, intricate jazz arrangements and light pop tunes, and could imitate any instrument of the orchestra.

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.

International multi award-winning superstar Michael Bublé has announced two huge open-air summer 2026 shows for Ireland. The Croke Park headline artist will perform live at Dublin’s Malahide Castle on Saturday 27^th June and Limerick’s Thomond Park Stadium on 28^th June, subject to licence.

International multi award-winning superstar Michael Bublé has announced two huge open-air summer 2026 shows for Ireland. The Croke Park headline artist will perform live at Dublin’s Malahide Castle on Saturday 27^th June and Limerick’s Thomond Park Stadium on 28^th June, subject to licence.

International multi award-winning superstar Michael Bublé has announced two huge open-air summer 2026 shows for Ireland. The Croke Park headline artist will perform live at Dublin’s Malahide Castle on Saturday 27^th June and Limerick’s Thomond Park Stadium on 28^th June, subject to licence.

PUTTING THE ZING BACK INTO SWING.

If you are of the age who remembers the nostalgic years of the thirties, forties, fifties, and sixties, the great songs of Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, The Rat Pack, Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett, The Great Big Band Era, Bing Crosby , Ella Fitzgerald , and many more.

The acclaimed jazz musician returns to NCH with the latest iteration of his celebrated project, Side-Eye III+.

Side-Eye III+ showcases Pat Metheny’s enduring dedication to mentoring the next generation of jazz innovators while exploring fresh musical territories.

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.  

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