Join us for a 2 day pop-up festival of avantgarde and adventurous music featuring Irish and international artists. In addition to concerts, Jazz Connective features artistic residences, music workshops and talks!

Packed full of mischief, irreverence and outrageous flirtation, La Calisto is a seventeenth-century retelling of an ancient Greek myth. La Calisto is as saucy as it is beautiful, with catchy tunes, haunting melodies, and dramatic musical storytelling

Alarmist’s Sequesterer is a record that erupts with a seemingly limitless inventory of musical stylings, bending genres and subverting musical influences by way of their pioneering instrumental innovation.

Sound Collector is a new event in Dublin which explores the spaces between music, installation, improvisation, sound, and noise, providing a platform for experimentation and exploration of multidisciplinary art practices in a performance environment.

Seán Dennehy is a Clare poet living and working in Dublin. His debut album of recorded spoken word and song, What it feels like, was released in May 2019.

Returning after an extended hiatus from the world of music, Irish songstress Naoise Roo invites you to join her for a night of art, music, theatre and spoken word.

DRAFF have teamed up with Dublin Digital Radio (ddr.) to host a night of music by two of Ireland’s most adventurous sound designers for dance and theatre: Kevin Gleeson will make his first appearance as Sour Blood, his new music project peddling drone-haunted pop songs, while Luca Truffarelli will play his alternative deep house set developed during Oona Doherty’s Hope Hunt tour.

Homebeat make a fond return to The Project Arts Centre to present a rare live performance from one of Ireland's most exciting artists - Davy Kehoe.

Expect sex, decks and original songs by MissKate, MathMan and Bobofunk.

Project Arts Centre is proud to support Sean Carpio and The Stella Maris Project in a series of intimate live performances taking place in the beautiful surrounds of six churches across Ireland, beginning in one of Dublin’s finest Georgian churches, St Werburgh's Church (built 1719).