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Jazz Jam is back in 2025 for it's 7th year.
Lead by our House band of Damien Kingston, Tom Robb and Hamish Houston. The boys are joined by local and travelling Jazz Musicians. We always welcome new players. So grab your instrument and come in and join the fun.

Guitarist Michael J Brady weaves melodies between the guitar, double bass, and drum set. With drummer Ryu Kodama and bassist Oscar Peterson, the trio explores the beautiful corners of each instrument through dynamic builds and effects. Brady draws influence widely from guitarists-guitarists like Julian Lage and Tony Rice, and Australian Jazz artists like Alister Spence and Sandy Evans. The trio have toured Australia’s east coast, and performed alongside artists such as Evans, Stella Anning (MEL), Flora Carbo (VIC), and Sasha Gavlek (TAS).
In March the trio are kicking off a 10 date national tour to support the release of their new single - Bouquet. They will be travelling across state lines to return to Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, and Melbourne, and making their debut Perth performance. In NSW they will be travelling to Newcastle, Katoomba, and Kiama making, concluding with a hometown Sydney show. During their tour, they will be sharing bills with artists such as Matt Smith (WA), Maeve Grieve (VIC), The Liv Uebergang Trio (ACT), and ZEAL.H (NSW).
The Michael J Brady will feature:
Michael J Brady - Guitar
Oscar Peterson - Bass
Jack Rosenzweig - Drums

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

Jazz Jam is back in 2025 for it's 7th year.
Lead by our House band of Damien Kingston, Tom Robb and Hamish Houston. The boys are joined by local and travelling Jazz Musicians. We always welcome new players. So grab your instrument and come in and join the fun.

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)

Jode Brewster is an emerging saxophone artist from Hobart, who passionately embraces the jazz language; Drawing inspiration from legends like John Coltrane, Hank Mobley, and Joe Henderson.
Jode will be joined by some of Hobart’s finest, Ben Firth (piano), Liam Killick (guitar), Hamish Houston (double bass), and Aaron Loveless (drums).

The Jed Adams trio will have your toes tapping till midnight. Jed will be leading the group on the tenor Sax

Hank and Slim hear half remembered hillbilly hits echoing through the ghost towns of rural Tasmania. Dad and uncles worked too hard, drank too much, shot rabbits and drove trucks. The bar room jukebox and Holden cassette tapes played hymns of heartbreak and loss beneath the rainy mountains. The sensitive man acts tough, the poor man struts like a rooster. A shot of whiskey with dry humor. Hank and Slim sing beside the old grave, lonesome together

Jazz Jam is back in 2025 for it's 7th year.
Lead by our House band of Damien Kingston, Tom Robb and Hamish Houston. The boys are joined by local and travelling Jazz Musicians. We always welcome new players. So grab your instrument and come in and join the fun.

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Liam & CO
Led by Melbourne based drummer, Liam O'Leary, Liam & CO perform a mix of original music and jazz standards. Featuring Kelly Ottaway on Piano and Hamish Houston on Bass.
Sounds Like
https://soundcloud.com/liam-co

The Hope trio play swing and cool era Jazz with a sprinkle of funk for the fun of it.
We are know to take a tune for a bit of a ride in true Jazz fasion. The trio consist of Dan Sulzburger on keyboards, Chris McGinness on drums and Nigel Hope on the double and electric basses.

Shindig Quattro draw inspiration from their wide and varied musical and cultural backgrounds. They swing easily between classic standards, quirky Euro-style numbers from the past and present, up-tempo tunes, and chilled-out sambas to keep you entertained.
Helena Markovitch, Aaron Entresz and Crystal Livermore are all graduates of the Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music specialising in classical voice and languages, jazz guitar and contemporary music respectively. They perform as a trio or can be augmented by accordion and drums to provide a bigger sound.
Having come together to form Shindig Quattro in the last couple of years they are enjoying fusing together their varied areas of expertise to create a show that takes you on a journey across continents and through the decades.
More Info
https://ient.com.au/acts/shindig-quattro/