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Louise Denson Trio
In the company of Hamish Houston (bs) and Tom Robb (dr), Qld-based pianist
Louise Denson will offer a tasty menu of jazz standards and originals. She is an
accomplished pianist and composer. Her work features beautiful melodies, rich
harmony and happening grooves, reflecting her experience in jazz, classical,
Afro-Cuban and Brazilian music. She has released 6 CDs and received several
awards and composition commissions. Her work in the jazz and classical genres
has been recorded by both Australian and American artists, and she has
performed in Canada, USA, Europe, UK and across Australia.

You, Me & The Sea is a three-piece band formed in 2025, blending heartfelt storytelling with lush, dynamic soundscapes. Known for their emotive songwriting and captivating melodies, the trio creates music that feels like a journey—at times intimate, at others as vast and unpredictable as the ocean. With their debut release on the horizon, You, Me & The Sea are set to make waves, crafting songs that connect deeply with audiences and leave a lasting impression.

KARAI is a Singer-Songwriter Guitarist based in nipaluna/Hobart, luturwita/Tasmania.
Beginning his professional career in 2007 at the age of 18, KARAI has carefully crafted his
vocal range, agility, guitar playing and high energy stage theatrics which lead him to tour
Australia and internationally with the likes of Sampa the Great, Ngaiire, Matt Corby,
Okenyo and Chet Faker.
Inspired by Stevie Wonder, Joni Mitchell, Nick Hakim, Jeff Buckley & Prince - KARAI’s
folk-soul songs have strong social commentary whilst allowing the listener to develop their
own connection.

The Seb Folvig Trio combines elements of genre conventions and improvisation to showcase a range of ideas and phrases and how these can often flow freely between each style of music. The trio is comprised of Seb Folvig on upright and electric basses, Aleks Folvig on guitar and Chris McGuinness-Terry on drums. For this gig the group will primarily use vocabulary stemming from jazz, groove and RnB

Jed Adams gets the sax out for a night of jazz at Pablo’s Cocktails and Dreams. He is delighted to be joined by Damien Kingston, Hamish Houston, and Tom Robb.

Soulful, raw, and full of groove, this jazz collaboration between William Ravenscroft on tenor sax and Bradley Stow on trumpet brings fresh energy to the genre. Backed by a rhythm section that truly cooks, the band channels the R&B-rich soul jazz vibe of The Crusaders, infused with the explosive rhythms of Billy Cobham and the lyrical phrasing of Horace Silver. Together, they blend tight, melodic horns with deep, driving rhythms, creating a sound that’s both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Their music isn’t just jazz; it’s a journey through soulful grooves that invites the audience to feel every beat.

Join the SevenThree Crew Open Mic Night Every third Sunday of the month.

Some of Hobart's rising stars jump up for 10mins of original music and rap.

They are joined by some of Hobart's heavy hitters from the local scene.

New performers always welcome

A great vibe for a Sunday Hip Hop Session

Doors Open at 5pm

$7 Peroni Beer stubbies till 8pm

Music from 730pm

Kelly Ottaway Trio is a group of Hobart's best Jazz Musicians that will take you on a musical journey down a road of deep and groovy Jazz Tunes.
Kelly Ottawa on Keys
Tom Robb Drums
Hamish Huston Bass

About
"a guitarist of enormous technical ability who utilizes his considerable gifts thoughtfully and tastefully, a highly accomplished guitarist and composer.” – Ian Mann, The Jazz Mann
Danish guitarist, Kristian Borring, is often described as an understated virtuoso with a deeply melodic approach, and a “strong rhythmic urgency...a lot of discipline and a compelling drive to the playing” (Marlbank). Kristian is also recognised as having a “contemporary edge whilst never losing his firm grip on the jazz guitar lexicon... a masterful exposition of jazz guitar and the small jazz combo” (Bebop Spoken Here).
After establishing himself early on as a "rising star" (Time Out, London) when moving to the British capital from Amsterdam, Kristian has cemented his name as a melodic contemporary jazz artist, who can be a leader and sideman alike. His British quartet has received much acclaim over the years. The Danish Jazz Magazine, Jazz Special, described the group as delivering “hard swing, lively post-bop and mellow Nordic melancholy to edgy jazz-rock fusion...with great force and a controlled ferocity which suits the quartet well”, and BBC Radio 3 presenter Julian Joseph recognised the group as “a band exercising a strong sense of control and empathy