Chief Keegan are an instrumental funk band from Dublin. This four piece are influenced by bands like Vulfpeck, The Meters, Lettuce and Galactic. Bluesy and with a deep groove, it is music filled with funky salmony goodness.

Since their formation Chief Keegan have been working hard gigging around Ireland. Gigs of note have been playing at Bray Jazz Festival, Howth Blues and Roots Festival and The Cork Jazz Festival.

Charlie Moon is an Irish jazz guitarist, singer and composer based in Dublin.
He and his band play a special tribute to Chet Baker on Valentines night

Flo McSweeney, Carmel McCreagh and Fiachra Trench have been delighting audiences with their show “Love Bites”: a cocktail of love songs, jazz standards and ballads, from Cole Porter and Billie Holiday to Joni Mitchell and Tom Waits.

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

Dublinjaz.ie are proud to present another outstanding Irish Jazz artist in their Sunday Jazz Sessions at Lost Lane.

With his unique style and virtuosic technique, Richie Buckley is internationally recognised as one of Ireland’s leading jazz performers.
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Guitarist Tommy Halferty’s group featuring his newly penned suite, with bassist Derek Whyte, pianist Izumi Kimura and vocalist Jenna Harris. The quartet will perform compositions of Halferty’s and explore songs from James Taylor, Paul Simon and The Beatles.

Irish pianist Fintan O’Neill has been living in New York city since the late 1980s – long enough to be considered a US pianist. A respected player and pedagogue on the New York scene, and a former holder of the piano chair with the Nelson Riddle orchestra, O’Neill pays a rare visit home this week to play with his old friend, guitarist Hugh Buckley

Conor is one of Ireland’s foremost drummers and educators and has toured and recorded with some of the world’s greatest jazz musicians. Having led various Latin jazz and salsa bands over the last 20 years this is his first time leading a jazz ensemble. The members were all handpicked by Conor and represent some of the top young musicians on the scene today.

An old-school “little big band” inspired by Miles Davis’s and Gil Evans’s Birth of the Cool ensemble.

Mario Bakuna and Edmundo Carneiro are delighted to release their new album 'Where Rio de Janeiro meets Bahia'. The album recorded in Paris brings in the core of its research the Afro-Brazilian rhythms from 'Recôncavo baiano' and the charm and subtlety of bossa nova.

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

Mario Bakuna and Edmundo Carneiro are delighted to release their new album 'Where Rio de Janeiro meets Bahia'. The album recorded in Paris brings in the core of its research the Afro-Brazilian rhythms from 'Recôncavo baiano' and the charm and subtlety of bossa nova.

Katerina García & Band is a group of three musicians of diverse nationalities and musical affiliations, ranging from Classical and Jazz (Peter Moc, acoustic guitar) to world music / traditional (Katerina García, lead vocal, Shruti box, and Robert Harvey, flute).

John Donegan, UK based and originally from Cork, is a modern jazz pianist and composer. His music has been featured on the BBC, Jazz FM, RTE and independent radio stations in UK and Ireland.

He has worked with a variety of UK, Irish and International artists, including Art Blakey, Art Farmer, Barney Kessel and Greg Abate.