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Aaron Entresz is a Tasmanian guitarist based in Hobart. His playing style reflects a love of jazz, particularly mid-century swing and bebop. He has been active in the Tasmanian music scene since the age of 14. At the age of 17, he won the National Future Leaders Jazz Award. Since then he has gone on to perform with some of Australia’s finest musicians and regularly appears at many of Tasmania’s most prestigious venues. Joined by a great rhythm section consisting of Jed Adams (B) and Lawrence Churches (D), he will be performing in a guitar trio format, inspired by great musicians such as Barney Kessel, Kenny Burell Johnny Smith and Tal Farlow.

Loveless Quartet:
Aaron Loveless is an emerging drummer from Hobart, who passionately embraces the jazz language; Drawing inspiration from legends like Mark guiliana, Tony Williams and Max Roach.
For this performance, Aaron will be joined by some of his favourite musical peers and friends, Jobe Brewster (Saxophone), Sebastian Folvig (Double bass) and Louis Monaghan (Piano).

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.

Spinnabago is a psych-country-Irish/dream pop Solo project from Lutruwita created
by jazz banjoist Hugh Foley. His sound is a mix of hypnotic banjo and dreamy synths grounded by
country/pop/Irish instrumentation, drawing lyrical inspiration from fictional and the real-life
characters encountered by Hugh on his strange life journey.

Hobart's Longest running Jam Night continues in it's 8th year in 2026.
Lead by Pablo's House Band
Damien Kingston Guitar
Hamish Huston Double Bass
Tom Robb Drums
Matt Bowden Piano
New Musicians always welcomed. So grab your instrument and come along and join in the fun.

The CMT Standards Trio, featuring Kelly Ottaway on keys, Sebastian Folvig on and Chris McGuinness-Terry on drum kit, showcase a variety of their favourite standards. Differing from the CMT Trio, Chris started this group to explore group interplay reminiscent of some of the favourite jazz ensembles through the eras, such as the Keith Jarret Trio

Aaron Entresz is a Tasmanian guitarist based in Hobart. His playing style reflects a love of jazz, particularly mid-century swing and bebop. He has been active in the Tasmanian music scene since the age of 14. At the age of 17, he won the National Future Leaders Jazz Award. Since then he has gone on to perform with some of Australia’s finest musicians and regularly appears at many of Tasmania’s most prestigious venues. Joined by a great rhythm section consisting of Jed Adams (B) and Lawrence Churches (D), he will be performing in a guitar trio format, inspired by great musicians such as Barney Kessel, Kenny Burell Johnny Smith and Tal Farlow.

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

Hobart's Longest running Jam Night continues in it's 8th year in 2026.
Lead by Pablo's House Band
Damien Kingston Guitar
Hamish Huston Double Bass
Tom Robb Drums
Matt Bowden Piano
New Musicians always welcomed. So grab your instrument and come along and join in the fun.

“[Spike Mason is] able to find the sweet spot in any venue, the heart in any ensemble, the ear of any audience.” So say the critics! Jed and Louise will be seeking the sweet spot in Pablo’s with our dear friend and colleague