Wednesday 30th September | 7.30pm to 9.30pm with interval | Doors 7pm | Seating unreserved | Tickets €15

Pianist Greg Felton, bassist Cormac OBrien and drummer Matthew Jacobson have accumulated almost 30 years of history as collaborators and friends and have been involved in many of the most artistically successful projects in creative Irish music in that time. Since 2016, they have been writing and performing together as a trio.

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.

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.

Jenny Hallahan Quartet is a contemporary instrumental quartet led by bassist and composer Jenny Hallahan. The group performs Jenny’s original compositions alongside reimagined interpretations of music by artists such as Radiohead and Aphex Twin and more.

John Donegan - piano | John Doyle - drums | Dan Bodwell - bass | Richie Buckley - tenor & soprano sax

John Donegan – Interfuse (Jaydee Records) Released 1st December 2025

Following a successful run of four sextet recordings, Cork-born, Herfordshire-based pianist John Donegan changes direction with a return to the jazz piano trio tradition on his latest album, Interfuse.

Pianist John Donegan plays his original jazz music from the latest album Interface

The quartet will comprise of Richie Buckley on Tenor and Soprano Saxes, Dan Bodwell on Bass, John Daly on Drums and John on Piano. They will be featuring pieces from Johns latest album - Interfuse.

Sean Hession's early affinity with Frank Sinatra and the Big Band era forged an introduction to performing. Accruing vast professional experience and a wide-ranging repertoire of classic standards (800 +) spanning the 20's to the '60s, he is well known for his uncanny resemblance to the sound of Sinatra.

A FUSION OF JAZZ MANOUCHE AND TRADITIONAL IRISH MUSIC

The Celtic Hotclub is a gypsy jazz band that uses irish melodies and devices to inform our interplay and improvisations.

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

Pianist Greg Felton, bassist Cormac OBrien and drummer Matthew Jacobson have accumulated almost 30 years of history as collaborators and friends and have been involved in many of the most artistically successful projects in creative Irish music in that time. Since 2016, they have been writing and performing together as a trio.

Horizon are a locally-based Gypsy Jazz quartet, led by Dublin guitar legend & visual artist (& former Mr. Ireland!) Norman Teeling. Having just completed recording their debut album ‘An Homage To Django’, Horizon bring the intricate & swinging sounds of 1940’s Paris to the club for an evening of some serious tunes. Support from singer-songwriter Cuan Muyllaert.

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.

Selina Albright debuts in Dublin

Selina Albright,is the daughter of Grammy-nominated saxophonist Gerald Albright, which exposed her to professional music and influential artists early in life.

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

Formed by drummer Art Blakey in the 1950s as a collective, The Jazz Messengers occupies a special place in the annals of Jazz music in the twentieth century.

Notable for fostering the talents of emerging players Blakey enlisted some of the most significant practitioners in the history of the music. Notable examples are Wayne Shorter, Freddie Hubbard, Benny Golson, Lee Morgan, Curtis Fuller, Woody Shaw, Cedar Walton, and Wynton and Branford Marsalis, to name just a handful.