Name: Jazz Showcase & Jam
Start: 2026-10-29T19:00:00.000-04:00
End: 2026-10-29T19:00:00.000-04:00
Location: Shamrock Irons Irish Pub

Jazz Showcase & Jam at Shamrock Irons Irish Pub, on Thursday, October 29 at 7:00 PM. Easy one to plan a night around.

You can post up close to the stage if you want to catch every note, or grab a table back by the bar where you can still hear everything but have room for a proper meal. The setup works whether you're there to focus on the music or just let it roll while you work through the late-night menu. Most nights feature live players with no cover, so it's easy to make a regular thing of it.

Shamrock Irons is an Irish pub on College Street in downtown Asheville, with Guinness, Irish whiskey, handcrafted cocktails and more than 32 beers on a rotating draft list. The kitchen serves Irish comfort food, including fish and chips made with North Atlantic cod and hand-cut fries, plus wings and loaded fries. Live music runs through the week, with a Thursday Jazz Showcase and Jam, Sunday Sips and Strings, and local and regional bands on Friday and Saturday nights.

Asheville locals call it a typical pub in the best way, with crisp fish and chips and friendly service, and the music nights make it feel like a gathering.

Shamrock Irons Irish Pub

Looking for the best bars in Asheville? Find cocktail lounges, dive bars, rooftops and live music spots downtown, on the South Slope and in West Asheville. Downtown, Little Jumbo pours cocktails in an old grocery on Broadway, The Crow and Quill stocks more than 800 whiskeys behind an easy-to-miss door on Lexington Avenue, and The Workshop Lounge has jazz inside The Foundry Hotel. Capella on 9 serves drinks with mountain views atop the AC Hotel, District 42 sits on Pack Square, and Cork & Keg pours wine inside The Weinhaus on Patton Avenue. 5 Walnut Wine Bar has live jazz and acoustic sets most nights, and Fitz and the Wolfe runs three rooms on Battery Park Avenue. On the South Slope, Banks Ave. hosts drag shows and DJ nights, and Sovereign Kava pours kava on Biltmore Avenue. Haywood Road in West Asheville has The Low Down under The Hop, wine and vinyl at Potential New Boyfriend, and late shows at The Odd and Fleetwood's. Out east, The Social is a neighborhood pub on Tunnel Road, and Town Pump Tavern and White Horse anchor downtown Black Mountain. When the night's over, call AVL Ride for the trip home.

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