1,000 musicians to play at Cork Jazz Festival

More than 1,000 musicians from 20 countries will perform at this year’s Cork Guinness Jazz Festival, which is expected to generate €35m for the local economy.

1,000 musicians to play at Cork Jazz Festival
Thu, 13 Sep, 2018 - 06:20

By Sean O’Riordan

More than 1,000 musicians from 20 countries will perform at this year’s Cork Guinness Jazz Festival, which is expected to generate €35m for the local economy.

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