STEVE WICKHAM AND RAY COEN
STEVE WICKHAM & RAY COEN
Steve is known as an integral member of The Waterboys, joining in 1985 for the celebrated ‘This is The Sea’ album and went on to record on Most of their subsequent albums to date. Wickham is also a highly regarded session violinist and has recorded and performed with U2, Elvis Costello, Sinead O’Connor, Bob Dylan, Sharon Shannon and many other artists in the worlds of rock, traditional and folk music. He has played on over a 100 releases since he made his recording debut with U2 on their break through album, War, playing on “Sunday Bloody Sunday” and “Drowning Man” in 1982.
Ray Coen hails from Drumiskabole, Ballisodare, County Sligo and has many years experience as both a guitar and fiddle player. His first musical memory is singing and dancing in the family kitchen. He got his first guitar at age 11, but didn’t tune it until he was 13. Into his teens, he turned to electric guitar, playing Rock’n’Roll and Heavy Metal with his first bands Bad Taste and China Red. Eventually the Sligo traditional music scene started calling to him, and he started playing mandola, banjo and fiddle.
Both Steve and Ray are founding members of Sligo Based world music group No Crows. The ‘Crows’ have made many recordings and continue to tour extensively.
VENDREDI, VIN ET VINYL
Weekly ritual inspired by the spirit of Parisian jazz salons.
Each Friday, international jazz musician David Lyttle curates an intimate late-night vinyl session inside the Chambers - drawing from an eclectic personal collection to shape a unique soundscape that evolves with the evening.
No playlists. No repetition. Each week is a new listening experience.
Settle into a candlelit atmosphere with cheese & charcuterie boards, fine French wines, and the quiet luxury of analogue sound. Designed for unwinding, lingering, and letting the night unfold at its own pace.
A refined Friday escapewhere music, conversation, and atmosphere take centre stage.
Free entry. Food & drink pay as you go.
DAVID BROWNE MURRAY
Live Music at The Harrison
David Browne Murray
Every Saturday 15:00-18:00
BETWEEN SOUND AND SILENCE
Hard Rain cellist David McCann presents a selection of his own original compositions for an atmospheric evening of music at The Harrison.
Join us this April for the third event in our series of Night Music at The Harrison. Hard Rain cellist David McCann presents a selection of his own original compositions for solo cello, ranging from virtuosic explorations of the cello’s sonic potential to meditative reflections on silence and resonance.
DAVID MURPHY
DAVID MURPHY
David Murphy takes the pedal steel guitar outside the confines of its traditional roots with frequent ventures into a range of genres, spanning Americana and folk to ambient, experimental music and film soundtracks. His debut album ‘Cuimhne Ghlinn: Explorations in Irish Music for Pedal Steel Guitar’ takes it to a new place in contemporary Irish music. His all-instrumental debut recasts ancient Irish harp tunes and historic airs into the 21st century with the swelling, expressive and mournful sounds of the pedal steel guitar. This continues Murphy’s quest to expand the vocabulary of the instrument, taking it deeper into a world much closer to home and, for the very first time, present it in a modern Irish framework.
"Irish traditional rendered ghostly by washes of pedal steel and almost subliminal piano... widescreen and structured, like an early Celtic Ólafur Arnalds... 8/10"
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VENDREDI, VIN ET VINYL
Weekly ritual inspired by the spirit of Parisian jazz salons.
Each Friday, international jazz musician David Lyttle curates an intimate late-night vinyl session inside the Chambers - drawing from an eclectic personal collection to shape a unique soundscape that evolves with the evening.
No playlists. No repetition. Each week is a new listening experience.
Settle into a candlelit atmosphere with cheese & charcuterie boards, fine French wines, and the quiet luxury of analogue sound. Designed for unwinding, lingering, and letting the night unfold at its own pace.
A refined Friday escapewhere music, conversation, and atmosphere take centre stage.
Free entry. Food & drink pay as you go.
DAVID BROWNE MURRAY
Live Music at The Harrison
David Browne Murray
Every Saturday 15:00-18:00
OWEN COLGAN
OWEN COLGAN
The Irish cult comedy hero is best known for his role as Buzz McDonnell from Hardy Bucks. Hardy Bucks has seen Owen star in 4 hit seasons aired on Ireland's national broadcaster RTE and the Hardy Bucks hit movie which media coined 'the Irish Hangover' and was produced by the mammoth Universal Studios. More recently he has starred as the lead role in feature movie The Spin. Owen has been on a steady rise since launching his stand up career, leaving a trail of sold out shows behind him. This special evening will see Owen perform his unique stand up comedy show, along with a few musical surprises. Not to be missed!
VENDREDI, VIN ET VINYL
Weekly ritual inspired by the spirit of Parisian jazz salons.
Each Friday, international jazz musician David Lyttle curates an intimate late-night vinyl session inside the Chambers - drawing from an eclectic personal collection to shape a unique soundscape that evolves with the evening.
No playlists. No repetition. Each week is a new listening experience.
Settle into a candlelit atmosphere with cheese & charcuterie boards, fine French wines, and the quiet luxury of analogue sound. Designed for unwinding, lingering, and letting the night unfold at its own pace.
A refined Friday escapewhere music, conversation, and atmosphere take centre stage.
Free entry. Food & drink pay as you go.
DAVID BROWNE MURRAY
Live Music at The Harrison
David Browne Murray
Every Saturday 15:00-18:00
ARBORIST
ARBORIST
ARBORIST is the musical moniker of Belfast-based songwriter Mark McCambridge, alongside a cast of well-travelled musicians. Across 3 critically acclaimed albums - MOJO: “Mesmerising…a brilliant exploration of just how inventive Americana can be - ★★★★”, The Guardian: “instant classic – ★★★★” - they have honed their unique blend of Americana and playful lyricism, keeping it deeply rooted in their home city of Belfast and the environs. Their 3rd LP 'An Endless Sequence of Dead Zeros' was recorded at Spacebomb Studios in Richmond, Virginia and won the 2023 Northern Ireland Music Prize. Mark is a current 'Fellow' at the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen's University, Belfast.
ARBORIST ADDED DATE
ARBORIST
ARBORIST is the musical moniker of Belfast-based songwriter Mark McCambridge, alongside a cast of well-travelled musicians. Across 3 critically acclaimed albums - MOJO: “Mesmerising…a brilliant exploration of just how inventive Americana can be - ★★★★”, The Guardian: “instant classic – ★★★★” - they have honed their unique blend of Americana and playful lyricism, keeping it deeply rooted in their home city of Belfast and the environs. Their 3rd LP 'An Endless Sequence of Dead Zeros' was recorded at Spacebomb Studios in Richmond, Virginia and won the 2023 Northern Ireland Music Prize. Mark is a current 'Fellow' at the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen's University, Belfast.
ECLECTIC 6 - DAVID GERAGHTY
The Eclectic 6 is a vibrant group exhibition showcasing the work of six talented Northern Irish artists.
This dynamic and captivating group exhibition brings together six exceptionally talented Northern Irish artists: Niall Conlon, Clinton Fitzpatrick, Louise Lennon, Joel Simon, F. Rabolios, and Trevor McCormick. They are each presenting a distinctive and expressive body of work. Expect a rich and diverse collection spanning contemporary and visually striking pieces that celebrate the depth and energy of local artistic talent.
Spaces are limited, so reserve your place now and be part of a truly unforgettable night of art.
Reserve here: https://eclect6launch.eventbrite.co.uk
Solo show!
Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist David Geraghty is a founding member of Bell X1, one of Ireland’s most acclaimed bands. Over the course of ten albums — including four No.1 releases — Geraghty has helped shape the group’s distinctive sound, touring extensively across the world and sharing stages with U2 and Ed Sheeran.
Beyond Bell X1, Geraghty has built an impressive career as a composer for film and television, contributing scores to productions featuring Aidan Gillen and Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, including the acclaimed series The Dry.
“Geraghty has proven himself a master of melody in the past, but this album confirms he’s a crackerjack when it comes to groove and soul too.”
Hot Press added: “Flawless falsettos, shimmering synths and rhythms so infectious they could carry their own health warning… seriously impressive.”
STEVE SCULLION
MALOJIAN
Stevie Scullion is a songwriter and producer from Lurgan, Co. Armagh. He has been releasing original music for over two decades and has been shortlisted for the NI Music Prize multiple times for his work as Malojian. Along the way, he has collaborated with artists such as Steve Albini, Jason Lytle, Joey Waronker, and The Breeze. Recently he is a founding member of Dead Goat, alongside Mark McKowski, Matt McGinn and Declan McManus.
ZARA DEVLIN
ZARA DEVLIN
Zara Devlin is an Irish singer/musician and actress from County Tyrone. She starred in Sing Street the musical in Broadway, New York, and is currently based in Dublin, acting in Theatre at venues such as Abbey/ The Gate/ Gaiety. Zara also appears regularly in film, having recently starred in Small Things like These alongside Cillian Murphy.
But music was always the first passion of hers.
Heavily inspired by artists such as Tom Waits, Rufus Wainright, Judy garland, her style has been described as a blend of Blues, Jazz and Folk. Well suited to the surroundings of the Harrison hotel.
JOE CARNALL JR
Milburn and GCBC frontman. Sheffields finest.
From the heart of Sheffield’s indie-rock royalty, Joe Carnall Jnr is a powerhouse performer whose career has defined a generation of the Steel City’s sound. As the charismatic frontman of the iconic Milburn, Joe’s sharp songwriting and electrifying stage presence helped ignite the mid-2000s indie explosion, and he hasn't slowed down since. Whether he’s laying down heavy grooves as the bassist for Reverend and The Makers or exploring synth-drenched, cinematic textures alongside Arctic Monkeys drummer Matt Helders in Good Cop Bad Cop, Joe remains one of the most versatile and vital figures in British music.His live shows are the stuff of local legend—part high-energy rock spectacle, part intimate storytelling—offering a career-spanning journey that bridges the gap between raw indie anthems and his latest ambitious ventures into musical theatre. With a reputation for sold-out rooms and an unmatched connection to his audience, catching Joe Carnall Jnr live isn't just a gig; it's a celebration of a musician at the absolute top of his game. Get ready for a night of anthems, atmosphere, and pure Sheffield soul.
DAVID BROWNE MURRAY
Live Music at The Harrison
David Browne Murray
Every Saturday 15:00-18:00
VENDREDI, VIN ET VINYL
Weekly ritual inspired by the spirit of Parisian jazz salons.
Each Friday, international jazz musician David Lyttle curates an intimate late-night vinyl session inside the Chambers - drawing from an eclectic personal collection to shape a unique soundscape that evolves with the evening.
No playlists. No repetition. Each week is a new listening experience.
Settle into a candlelit atmosphere with cheese & charcuterie boards, fine French wines, and the quiet luxury of analogue sound. Designed for unwinding, lingering, and letting the night unfold at its own pace.
A refined Friday escapewhere music, conversation, and atmosphere take centre stage.
Free entry. Food & drink pay as you go.
FIRST THURSDAYS
The Harrison presents a new artist every month, opening on First Thursday in our gallery.
Artist TBA.
DAVID BROWNE MURRAY
Live Music at The Harrison
David Browne Murray
Every Saturday 15:00-18:00
The Trouble With Freedom: Melissa Butcher
In The Trouble with Freedom, journalist and researcher Melissa Butcher takes a trip into the ferociously polarised world of American politics, hoping to find out what’s going on beneath the surface.
Criss-crossing the country, she talks to a wide range of people: Democrat and Republican, gay and straight, urban and rural, immigrants, First Nations, Black, white, the incarcerated.
Melissa Butcher is Education Programme Director at the social enterprise Cumberland Lodge and Professor Emeritus of Social and Cultural Geography at Birkbeck, University of London. A former journalist for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, she is the author of two books, five edited collections and numerous pieces of journalism and travelogues.
In this fireside chat-style event, Melissa will be interviewed by Belfast based freelance journalist Amanda Ferguson and will welcome questions from the audience.
DEAD GOAT
DEAD GOAT
“The Norths answer to The Travelling Wilburys” - Hot Press
Individually, they are each accomplished artists in their own right. Together, they are DEAD GOAT, a Northern Irish supergroup made up of renowned songwriters Stevie Scullion (Malojian), Matt McGinn, Mark McKowski, and Declan McManus.
What began as casual jam sessions quickly turned into something more. Songs started to form. Before long, they had amassed more than enough material to record a full album.
The self-titled debut album, DEAD GOAT, will be released on this day by AV8 Records. Copies will be available at the launch, where there will be a live performance and DJ sets.
DAVID BROWNE MURRAY
Live Music at The Harrison
David Browne Murray
Every Saturday 15:00-18:00
CIAN NUGENT
CIAN NUGENT
Cian Nugent is a guitar player and songwriter from Dublin who combines folk/blues, psychedelia, 1960s & ’70s singer-songwriters, jazz ambitions and electrified improvisation into a deeply personal style. His music boasts an orchestrated and fully instrumented sound that is both playful and eerie at the same time. His latest album She Brings Me Back To The Land Of The Living was widely praised, receiving a 9/10 review from Uncut and was described by Aquarium Drunkard as “Effortlessly blending mood, groove, and traditionally-based song craft—think Bert Jansch’s LA Turnaround, with its Red Rhodes-led pedal steel passages, with extra art rock friendly elements added for good measure''
ST PATRICK'S DAY
Enjoy a vibrant St Patrick's Day weekend with our take on live traditional music in the Napoleon's Nose Bar throughout the day and night. If you fancy a bed for the night, visit our offers page for a special St Patrick's weekend deal.
ST PATRICK'S DAY
Enjoy a vibrant St Patrick's Day weekend with our take on live traditional music in the Napoleon's Nose Bar throughout the day and night. If you fancy a bed for the night, visit our offers page for a special St Patrick's weekend deal.
MOTHERS DAY AFTERNOON TEA WITH DORIS DAY / ST PATRICK'S DAY
Get ready to celebrate Mother's Day in style with the one and only Doris Day - it's going to be a tea party to remember!
Enjoy an afternoon of indulgence in the opulent surroundings of The Harrison Hotels lounge. Marion Jordan performs the songs of Doris Day with a live band. A complimentary glass of prosecco on arrival and a sumptuous afternoon spread of delights await you.
Enjoy a vibrant St Patrick's Day weekend with our take on live traditional music in the Napoleon's Nose Bar throughout the day and night. If you fancy a bed for the night, visit our offers page for a special St Patrick's weekend deal.
Benno Marmur
In association with Dock Street Jazz Club
Benno Marmur is a highly sought-after rising star guitarist on the New York scene. He has performed at many of the city’s most revered venues, from Smalls, to Jazz at Lincoln Centre to The Iridium, and worked with jazz icons from Chris Potter to Bill Charlap. He plays our new Blue Room with rising English double bassist James Owston, a first call among key UK jazz musicians.
The Harrison is delighted to partner with Dock Street Jazz Club in this new exciting series of jazz from around the world.
HOWE GELB (GIANT SAND) SOLO SHOW
Solo show from Tucson's finest
HOWE GELB
Hailing from Tucson Arizona, Howe Gelb is an acclaimed American singer-songwriter and producer. Widely recognized as a pioneer of "desert rock" and the "godfather of alt-country", he is the driving force behind the prolific band Giant Sand. Undefinable in many ways, he is known to blend a lo-fi, eclectic, and improvised style that blends blues, jazz, and indie rock. With over 50 albums under his belt, he has been at the forefront of the indie music scene for decades, and often collaborates with a variety of artists, notably Robert Plant, PJ Harvey, and, more recently, he formed a super-trio with M Ward and Mark McKowksi, titled Geckøs.
HOWE GELB (GIANT SAND) SOLO SHOW Extra Date Added
Solo show from Tucson's finest
HOWE GELB
Hailing from Tucson Arizona, Howe Gelb is an acclaimed American singer-songwriter and producer. Widely recognized as a pioneer of "desert rock" and the "godfather of alt-country", he is the driving force behind the prolific band Giant Sand. Undefinable in many ways, he is known to blend a lo-fi, eclectic, and improvised style that blends blues, jazz, and indie rock. With over 50 albums under his belt, he has been at the forefront of the indie music scene for decades, and often collaborates with a variety of artists, notably Robert Plant, PJ Harvey, and, more recently, he formed a super-trio with M Ward and Mark McKowksi, titled Geckøs.
CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN MUSIC & STORIES
Womens International Day Story Telling
Celebration of Women in Music & Stories
Join us at The Harrison Chambers of Distinction on March 8, 2026, at 3:00 PM for an unforgettable afternoon.
Come together to celebrate the incredible talents of women in the music industry through powerful performances and inspiring narratives. We are delighted to welcome Liz Weir, who will be sharing stories that honour women’s voices, creativity, and lived experiences.
Prepare to be inspired, uplifted, and moved at this special celebration you won’t want to miss.
VINTAGE GLAM: JEWELRY & HAIR STYLING EXPERIENCE & DISCO
Get ready to travel back in time with Vintage Glam: Jewelry & Hair Styling Experience & Disco, where you'll sparkle and groove.
For international womens day into a world of Vintage Glam with an immersive evening of style, creativity, and music. Enjoy a hands-on jewellery and hair styling experience inspired by classic glamour, then hit the dance floor for a feel-good disco. Dress up, get creative, and celebrate timeless style in a fun, relaxed atmosphere—perfect for anyone who loves sparkle, retro vibes, and a great night out.
FIRST THURSDAYS
The Harrison presents a new artist every month, opening on First Thursday in our gallery.
Artist TBA.
THE BLUE ROOM
Ben Flavelle event - 4 renowned Irish musicians explore composition and improvisation.
Four of Ireland’s most exciting musicians come together for a one-off session exploring the sweet spot between composition and pure improvisation, weaving tight arrangements with fearless, in-the-moment creativity. Expect deep grooves, unexpected turns, and plenty of musical mischief, with fresh interpretations of modern jazz giants Herbie Hancock and Roy Hargrove along the way.
No overthinking - just great players, great tunes, and a great atmosphere.
Featuring:
Ben Flavelle-Cobain – Fretless Bass
Zak Irvine – Piano/Keyboards
Joseph Leighton – Guitar
Eamon Ferris – Drums
Come down, grab a drink, and settle in for a night of world-class live music with a seriously good vibe.
BELFAST'S REBEL HARP
The Dangerous Harpist Returns: Belfast
Rebel Harp
A Work-in-Progress Presentation by Belfast Harpist & Composer Ursula Burns. Ireland's emblem, the harp, was never just an instrument — it was a weapon of truth and a voice of rebellion. Ancient bards and harpers were feared by conquerors: their music banned, their traditions suppressed, their very existence seen as a threat to power. In Belfast Rebel Harp, Ursula Burns uncovers what was lost in harping history and reveals its surprising links to the world today. Join us for this second presentation of her evolving work through the oral tradition elements of Ireland's iconic harp — delivered with the bold spirit you've come to expect from The Dangerous Harpist.
THIS IS NOT A LOVE SONG
An Anti-Valentine’s Night of Unromantic Poetry & Dark Love Stories
No roses. No choruses. No happy endings.
This is an evening of poetry and storytelling that is determinedly not romantic. These are not declarations of devotion, but explorations of love without illusion.
Featuring Trish Bennett and Colin Urwin—two uncompromising voices examining love’s darker edges.
Trish Bennett, author of Stench (Arlen House), performs poetry that’s not for the faint-hearted. Refusing sentimentality, she assaults us with wit and a refreshing realism about romantic love. Unafraid and bold; loud and clever, this butcher’s daughter has her knives out as she embraces the romanticism of Yeats and says ‘Me Arse’ much as Brendan Kennelly did.
Colin Urwin shares dark Irish love stories and music drawn from tradition and shadow—songs and spoken tales where longing, loss, and obsession sit side by side, and romance is rarely redeemed.
Come alone. Come unpaired. Come uncomplicated for an Anti-Valentines experience.
DAVID BROWNE MURRAY GUITAR SESSION
An intimate guitar session with David Browne Murray, featuring expressive playing, rich tone, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
Drifting between jazz, folk and wanderlust, David Browne Murray is an acclaimed Belfast-born fingerstyle guitarist and composer whose music feels lived-in and world-worn. Berklee College of Music–educated and praised by the legendary Lee Ritenour, his sound blends virtuosic technique with intimate, story-rich melodies.
BURNS NIGHT SPECIAL– TEN WEE DRAMS
Celebrate Scottish Burns Night with an atmospheric evening of music inspired by the Isle of Raasay.
About the Event
Celebrate Scottish Burns Night with an atmospheric evening of music inspired by the Isle of Raasay, one of Scotland’s most evocative islands.
TEN WEE DRAMS is a set of short contemporary works commissioned by Sarah Watts to mark the tenth anniversary of the Raasay Music Courses. Each “Wee Dram” draws on the island’s landscape, folklore, heritage, and culture, creating a vivid musical portrait of Raasay.
The works were first performed in April 2019 at the Raasay Distillery, making this programme a perfect fit for a Burns Night celebration.
Whisky Tasting (Optional Extra) 🥃
Raasay whisky and Scottish tasting boards are available at an additional cost.
VINTAGE GLAM JEWELRY & HAIR STYLING EXPERIENCE
Step into vintage glamour! Explore timeless jewellery, learn retro hairstyles, enjoy refreshments & capture the look in style
SCENES FROM JAMES JOYCE’S ‘THE DEAD’
Join us for a lively performance of James Joyce's 'The Dead' at South Bank - a night of Irish literature brought to life!
Greta and Gabriel Conroy have been married for many years. One night at his aunt’s annual Christmas soiree, Gabriel discovers a secret that Gretta has kept from him for many years. His solid world fractures, leaving him riddled with self-doubt, fearful of his future and unsure of his past. Join us in the dark, gaunt house on Usher’s Island as we bring to life the characters from Joyce’s finest short story, ‘The Dead’.
The action takes place over one evening on the 6th January 1904 in the House on Usher’s Island and the Gresham Hotel, Dublin.
Shows at 7.30 pm and 8.45 pm.
Please be aware that this is a ‘promenade’ performance and will involve moving around the hotel and standing for 45 minutes. Please arrive no earlier than 15 minutes before performances begin.
The bar at The Harrison will be open for drinks following the shows.
NEW YEAR'S EVE HOUSE PARTY
Get ready to break the ice and kick off the New Year with a bang at Stalemates - it's going to be a night to remember!
Out with the old, in with the new? Not on Stalemates’ watch. They celebrate the music of yesteryear, sounds that remain thrilling, vital, joyous. Music to throw shapes to, to strike a pose, to work it, at your leisure.
This New Year’s Eve, and once again in the salubrious surrounds of The Harrison Hotel, expect these time-honoured certainties: style, panache, a certain je ne c’est quoi. The rattle of the cocktail shaker. The seductive throb of the bass.
And dancing. Lots of dancing. So much dancing. Let Stalemates help you shake off the old year and stride boldly into the new in your elegant shoes.
Get on the good foot for this year’s first footing!
JAZZ LIFE JAM WITH DAVID LYTTLE
Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant world of jazz with David Lyttle and his junior musicians at this unmissable jam session!
Watch the future jazz stars in our junior jam session in Napoleon's Nose.
NI OPERA CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA
A heartwarming celebration filled with Christmas arias, duets, and joyful sing-alongs!
Join us for an afternoon of festive magic with NI Opera’s Jenny Bourke and Aaron O’Hare. Expect a heartwarming celebration filled with Christmas arias, duets, and joyful sing-alongs. It's the perfect way to usher in the holiday season. Sip something sparkling, soak up the seasonal spirit, and let the music transport you into Christmas cheer. A festive afternoon not to be missed!
BELFAST GROOVE COLLECTIVE - CHRISTMAS PARTY AT THE HARRISON (Copy)
Groove Collective bring festive soul + smooth rhythms to The Harrison Lounge Christmas Party. Music, sparkle + seasonal cheer!
Get into the holiday spirit at The Harrison Chambers of Distinction, Belfast, as we welcome the Groove Collective for a special Christmas party in our elegant lounge. Expect smooth grooves, soulful rhythms, and festive cheer in the most atmospheric setting in the city. With music, merriment, and plenty of Christmas sparkle, this is the perfect way to celebrate the season in style.
CHRISTMAS JAZZ BRUNCH
Join Marion Jordan, Rohan Armstrong, Laura McGrath & Matteus Chmielewski for a festive jazz brunch with cheer & Christmas sass!
Join singer Marion Jordan, bassist Rohan Armstrong, alto saxophonist Laura McGrath, and guitarist Matteus Chmielewski for a festive Sunday Jazz Christmas Brunch. The quartet will serve up sassy, seasonal jazz with a sprinkle of Christmas cheer, blending classic holiday melodies with fresh improvisation and playful festive twists.
Marion Jordan is a celebrated Belfast jazz vocalist, known for her soulful tone and captivating stage presence.
Rohan Armstrong is a dynamic Belfast bassist, anchoring the group with rhythm, warmth, and versatile jazz flair.
Laura McGrath brings elegance and expression to the alto saxophone, lighting up the ensemble with her melodic improvisation.
Matteus Chmielewski is a versatile guitarist, weaving melodic improvisation with rich jazz sensibility.
Enjoy an afternoon of intimate jazz in the stylish Napoleon’s Nose Lounge at The Harrison. Ticket price includes admission, food, and a welcome festive cocktail.