Sunday Jazz at The United Arts Club - Open to Non-members

Peter Moc Group and Lage Lund recorded their first original album “Native Son” in New York City in 2017 and this band is touring and releasing their latest original album “Full Circle” recorded in Dublin in 2018. It is story-telling, cinematic imagination, pure excitement, extraordinary connection and virtuosity what makes “Full Circle” stand out on a map of world music.

Taking place in the Workman’s Vintage Room overlooking the River Liffey; The Tadhg Leahy trio are a guitar trio playing original instrumental music which features a heavy emphasis on improvisation.

Monday Night Jazz Club Bridge St Bar Castlebar presents to you a very special guest drummer. Tom Dunne has been a formidable drummer on the Irish music scene for over 35years.

The Essential Big Band (EBB) live at Graingers every Monday from 9:30 pm!!

Lead by Boye PapaGee, Colours Afrobeat is an 11-piece, original afrobeat band, made up of musicians based in Dublin from around the world. ‘Boye PapaGee & Colours Afrobeat has shared the stage with the Grammy Award-winning American Hip-hop trio ‘Naughty by Nature’, the legendary Ghanaian guitarist, composer, arranger, bandleader and producer Ebo-Taylor to mention a few.

The Signal Series: New Directions in Irish Jazz - Tudo Bem! | Jennifer McMahon Quartet in Arthur’s Blues & Jazz Club, Thomas Street, Dublin 8. Thursday 3rd October.

Two of Ireland's finest guitarists join forces in the upstairs bar of the Dublin landmark that is Neary's, Chatham Street, playing a high-quality mix of jazz, pop and originals. Thursdays at 9:30pm.

Unforgettable is the thrilling story of golden-voiced Nat ‘King’ Cole’s fight against racial prejudice & his rise to international stardom. With a score & more of his best-loved songs like Mona Lisa, Too Young, Unforgettable & more.

Looking for something fabulous to do on a Saturday, with great food, gin, jazz and more? Then look no further as Morelands Grill is the place to be in the city centre on a Saturday afternoon!

The Dirty Jazz club have been a massive part of the Dublin Jazz scene for over a decade. 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.

The spontaneity of jazz is celebrated in the Salthouse Sessions. Bludgeoned, begged or bartered by the indomitable Aengus Hackett, visiting festival artists come together for some of the finest impromptu sessions to be heard over the weekend.

Andreas Varady is "one of the most talented people on this planet, who takes the music back to where it belongs," says legendary music icon, Quincy Jones

Featuring Johnny Taylor (piano) Damian Evans (bass) Dominic Mullan (drums). Jazz singer Cormac Kenevey returns to Arthur’s Blues ’n’ Jazz to perform selections from his critically acclaimed albums including last year's release; “Turning Skies.”

Two of Ireland's finest guitarists join forces in the upstairs bar of the Dublin landmark that is Neary's, Chatham Street, playing a high-quality mix of jazz, pop and originals. Thursdays at 9:30pm.