Jazz guitar duo

Agostino Di Gorgio – An internationally acclaimed American jazz guitarist, Agostino has been a major influence and direct mentor to the celebrated guitarist Pasquale Grasso. A devoted student of Barry Harris and Chuck Wayne, he has toured the world both as a bandleader and as a sideman. In addition to his performing career, Agostino is also an accomplished, world-class luthier.

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.

Kenny Burrell tribute

The Charlie Moon Quartet pays tribute to the iconic Midnight Blue—an album by guitarist Kenny Burrell, whose laid‑back cool masks a quietly revolutionary blend of jazz and blues—joined by

The Leon Buckley Quartet is a newly formed quartet on the scene The quartet will be joined by talented Swiss trumpeter Niccolò Monté Rizzi

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.

Darragh O’Kelly on keys, Derek Whyte on bass, Joe O’ Callaghan on guitar and Shane O’Donovan on drums.

Our weekly jazz club curated by MOBO nominated drummer David Lyttle. The best Irish and International Jazz musicians, in the intimate setting of our upstairs bar. This week features Sarah Hanahan (USA).

Supporting young emerging artists is one of the most exciting aspects of what we do. Last year we worked closely with Bangor jazz keyboard player Zak Irvine, who returns for a headline show in the Court House on 30th August. This year we’re working with local young jazz and soul singer MADI McCullough, whose voice and stage presence are winning her a growing following. You can see MADI during her festival residency.

Supporting young emerging artists is one of the most exciting aspects of what we do. Last year we worked closely with Bangor jazz keyboard player Zak Irvine, who returns for a headline show in the Court House on 30th August. This year we’re working with local young jazz and soul singer MADI McCullough, whose voice and stage presence are winning her a growing following. You can see MADI during her festival residency.

Linley Hamilton is a world-class musician and a Dr. of Jazz Performance, and this is a chance to hear his own music in his own unique style. The quartet featuring the talents of Linley Hamilton (trumpet), Scott Flanigan (piano), Rohan Armstrong (bass) and Miles Ronayne (drums) will be playing music that featured on his six albums with a slant towards post-bop jazz with Linley’s melodic and lyrical approach to the fore.

Let MADI introduce you to sound and rhythm through her eyes… Blending jazz with Afrobeat, Latin rhythms, and a touch of reggae, this set aims to widen your appreciation for world groove.

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.

Supporting young emerging artists is one of the most exciting aspects of what we do. Last year we worked closely with Bangor jazz keyboard player Zak Irvine, who returns for a headline show in the Court House on 30th August. This year we’re working with local young jazz and soul singer MADI McCullough, whose voice and stage presence are winning her a growing following. You can see MADI during her festival residency.

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.

Although at home in a variety of musical styles, Trombonist/Composer/Arranger Paul Dunlea concentrates primarily on Jazz and Improvisation. This has furthered his reputation as one of Ireland’s most in-demand musicians.