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Singer – Christian Underwood with
Double Bass – Deirdre Frost
Trombone - Eoin Leahy
Saxophone – Liam O’Brien
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at the announcement of a globally-renowned line up of Jazz greats for the 42nd GUINNESS Cork Jazz Festival which takes place over the October Bank Holiday Weekend from Thursday, 24th to Monday, 28th October. Tickets for the headline acts are on sale now at www.GuinnessJazzFestival.com with further artists and an exciting fringe programme to be announced over the summer.

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