Born and raised in an African American community in South Carolina, Dana Masters did not just find her home amongst the hills of County Down but found herself as a singer and songwriter too. Now making waves as a solo performer, the acclaimed vocalist is capable of moving fluently between jazz, blues, soul and gospel.
Sunday Jazz at The United Arts Club - Open to Non-members
Jordan Higgins Quartet is a new project featuring 4 Dublin based session musicians.
Influenced by the music of funk, blues and jazz. Jordan was inspired by the music of Robben Ford and John Scofield, these artists were the basis for creating this project.
Comprising Emily Francis on piano/keys, bassist Trevor Boxall, and drummer Jamie Murray, the band’s music reflects an eclectic mix of late 60s/70s electronic jazz, progressive rock and pop, Scandinavian jazz, and artists from the current New York scene.
Sunday Jazz at The United Arts Club - Open to Non-members
The Andrea Jones Quartet is a collaborative group led by tenor saxophonist Andrea Jones, with Patrick Keegan on electric guitar, Aidan Gray on electric bass, and Michael McCarthy on drums. All four members contribute to the band’s songbook of original jazz compositions.
Back by popular demand! From the mid-1960s until the present day, the Beatles have held a fascination for jazz musicians, with jazz greats such as Count Basie, Herbie Hancock and Brad Mehldau all recording numerous songs by the Fab Four. Our co-founder and pianist Scott Flanigan continues this tradition in 2022 with a special one-off concert celebrating 60 years since the Beatles’ debut single, Love Me Do. Scott has arranged two sets of music by the Beatles for piano trio, focusing on some of the well known classics but the lesser-known songs as well.
After a very successful season performing at international festivals and prestigious music venues in Europe, Africa and Brazil, promoting his previous album Where Rio de Janeiro Meets Bahia, Mario Bakuna's latest release is Brazilian Landscapes.
Bustling with energy and a passion for live music Jazzabelles showcase soul, jazz, blues and contemporary songs in their own unique style.
Adventurous chamber-jazz quartet from Toronto/Berlin plays trumpeter Lina Allemano’s striking original music. Known for their telepathic group interaction, seamless improvisations and evocative sonic explorations, the band has toured extensively and recorded 7 albums during their 17 years together.
Considered the precursor of samba-rock in New Zealand and Europe, where he lived since 2007, guitarist Adriano Trindade has always been ahead of samba jazz and samba-rock movement that swept London and Paris for a few years, where the shows took place at the renowned Favela Chic and Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club , known playhouse worldwide.
Nigel Mooney - Vocals / Guitar
Scott Flanigan - Organ
Dominic Mullen - Drums
Our St. Patrick’s Day special sees the Ireland’s ‘King Of The Blues’ make a welcome return to the club with his hard-swinging organ trio of Scott Flanigan on Hammond organ and Dominic Mullan on the drums.
Blues & Jazz with Honor Heffernan(vocals), Carole Nelson(piano), Cormac O’Brien(bass) & Dominic Mullan(drums)
Raf Ferrari is a jazz-rock pianist who "thinks" like a classical composer. His musical universe is lyrical and inspired, elegant and sophisticated,