Time Out is a 1959 studio album by the Dave Brubeck Quartet, often linked to the cool jazz and West Coast jazz movements. This album was inspired by musical traditions Brubeck encountered while touring Eurasia on a U.S. State Department and one key influence came from Turkey, where he heard street musicians playing in 9/8 time, a structure rarely used in Western music.

Rendezvous Jazz Club invites you to join us for our Boutique Cabaret Night with Swing Version at The Venue at Walters. Step into a world where the intoxicating rhythms of jazz come alive in an atmosphere dripping with glamour and sophistication.

With his unique style and virtuoso technique, Richie Buckley, a self-taught saxophone player, is internationally recognised as one of Ireland’s leading jazz performers. He has been described as "extraordinary" (Irish Times, 2001), "something of a genius… a world reputation amongst saxophonists" (Irish Times, 1999) and a musician whose "playing manages to be simultaneously passionate and gentle, romantic and elegiac." (Sunday Independent, 2001)

““A much sought-after bassist… assured with musical intelligence and depth of feeling.” ” - RTE

Celebrated Irish bassist and composer Dave Redmond launches his highly anticipated new album – All in Motion – with a special live performance featuring his dynamic All in Motion Quartet. Joining Redmond are three internationally renowned jazz musicians: George Colligan (USA) on piano, Stéphane Mercier (Belgium) on saxophone, and Darren Beckett (Ireland/USA) on drums.

We’re thrilled to welcome one of Ireland’s leading jazz bassists to Scott’s Jazz Club with his band for their debut album All In Motion!

Known for his international collaborations with visiting musicians to Ireland, Dublin-based Dave Redmond has assembled an all-star cast for this record: George Colligan is one of the world’s leading jazz musicians and pianists; Stéphane Mercier is one of the most in-demand saxophonists on the European jazz scene, and when coupled with Darren Beckett's dynamic drumming, this exciting ensemble create a captivating sonic landscape that transcends traditional jazz boundaries.

The Dirty Jazz club have been a massive part of the Dublin Jazz scene for around 15 years. 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 smashy smashy math-rock guitar/drums duo you didn't know you needed in your life. After years spent existing only in the murky underworld of Dublin parties – as well as busily touring and recording with the plethora of other projects they are involved in (UMBRA, ReDiviDeR, Aleka, Anna Mieke, Ydivide, Roamer) – Chris Guilfoyle (guitar) & Matthew Jacobson (drums) are re-emerging as MACH2. inspired by groups such as Hella, Animals as Leaders and AlasNoAxis, prepare for filthy grooves and big sounds for a small band.

We’re thrilled to welcome one of the worlds leading jazz musicians with his band to Arthur’s.Known for his international collaborations with visiting musicians such as Jack Dejohnette, Buster Williams and Cassandra Wilson, Colligan has assembled an all-star cast for this concert: Dave Redmond is one of Europes leading jazz bassists; Stéphane Mercier is one of the most in-demand saxophonists on the European jazz scene, and when coupled with Darren Beckett's dynamic drumming, this exciting ensemble create a captivating sonic landscape that transcends traditional jazz boundaries.

The Genuine Jazz Orchestra is a 17-piece Jazz Big Band, committed to bringing a new energy and passion to the music of Count Basie, Quincy Jones, Gil Evans, and other Big Band legends. Led by drummer Ben Cooper and multi-instrumentalist Podge Kilbride, our members share a hunger to preserve and energize the tradition of large jazz ensemble music. The band's personnel comprises a heady cocktail of nationally renowned jazz soloists, along with rising stars of the Dublin jazz scene. Featuring guest vocalist Charlie Moon, the Genuine Jazz Orchestra represents an exciting new addition to the vanguard of Irish jazz.

Vienna born London based musician Guido Spannocchi predominantly known for his woodwind skills, especially alto and baritone saxophone as well as flute, has come to international attention since the release of his entirely analogue album "Ahead Only" in 2017. Spannocchi has since focused on composing and performing his original music in various settings and ensembles and has published over 10 albums and EPs on his label audioguido records. His most recent albums "Perihelion" 2022 and "Live at Porgy & Bess" 2023 have gained him international press coverage and critical acclaim in print media like Jazzwise, Die Presse, Wiener Zeitung and The Wire as well as significant radio presence on BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio 6, JazzFM, OE1, WWFMU and many more.

Guitarist Tom Ollendorff returns to Arthurs this October with an all-star trio as part of his highly anticipated album-release world tour. Widely regarded as one of the most exciting talents to emerge from the UK in recent years, Ollendorff’s playing blends lyrical sensitivity, rhythmic fluidity, and a distinctively warm tone. He’s joined by two of the most in demand musicians in the world today, drummer Francesco Ciniglio and bassist Viktor Nyberg.

Tenor saxophonist Hayley Kavanagh leads a seven-piece band in a live performance of Mode for Joe, the 1966 Blue Note album by Joe Henderson which is considered a landmark recording in post-bop jazz. The project is a personal one as Henderson remains one of Kavanagh’s key influences.The septet features a stellar line-up of some of Ireland’s most active improvising musicians: Hayley Kavanagh (tenor saxophone), Paul Kiernan (trumpet), Krists Liepa (trombone), Patrick Lynch (vibraphone), So-Young Yoon (piano), Fionn Ruadh (double bass), and Miles Ronayne (drums).Music from 9pm.

Deriving from Ireland’s original Guinness Jazz Band, so popular in the 80’s and 90’s, they have played major jazz festivals, and jazz clubs throughout Europe, with regular performances in Germany, Scandinavia, the UK, and Ireland.

Katharine Timoney is making waves as one of Ireland’s leading jazz-soul crossover artists. Raised in Belfast on the voices of Nina Simone, Dinah Washington and Billie Holiday, Katharine blends elements of vocal jazz with vintage soul. In 2024, she caught the attention of Jamie Cullum on BBC Radio 2 with the latest single from her upcoming EP All This Time, out September 15th.

Join musician Bobby Mc for a night of jazz classics at Rendezvous Jazz Club.

If you're a fan of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, this is not to be missed! Bobby brings the energy and passion to his performances that these jazz legends deserve.