Dublin singer and recent Brit award nominee Jazzy has announced Jazzy & Friends in Aid of Children's Health Foundation, a one-off, all-ages charity event at Dublin's 3Olympia on 4 April.
It will see the Crumlin-born star team up with surprise special guests for the event to raise funds for Children's Health Foundation, which supports sick children and their families in Children's Health Ireland hospitals and urgent care centres at Crumlin, Temple Street, Tallaght and Connolly.
Tickets for Jazzy & Friends in Aid of Children's Health Foundation will go on sale this Thursday 29 February from 10am.
Speaking about the event, Jazzy, whose track Giving Me is nominated for International Song of the Year alongside Billie Eilish, Noah Kahan and Olivia Rodrigo at this Saturday's Brit Awards, said, "I've been really wanting to do something like this, to give back to the community that has supported me to get me this far.
"I've been blessed to be so busy these last couple of years and Dublin has been behind me the whole way. It hasn't gone unnoticed!
"And I can't wait to finally play an all-ages show in my hometown, as the love from the young fans has really warmed my heart!
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"Children's Health Foundation do such fantastic work in Dublin and I couldn't think of a more worthy cause."
Sharon Nolan, Head of Marketing and Communications at Children's Health Foundation, added, "We are incredibly grateful to Jazzy for choosing to support Children's Health Foundation in this special hometown show.
"This amazing concert will raise vital funds to support sick children and their families in Children's Health Ireland hospitals and urgent care centres and raise awareness of the work we do. Huge thank you to Jazzy and her team for their incredible support."
2023 saw Jazzy break through with the success of her Constellations EP and her first Irish and UK headline tour.
As well as her Brit nomination, she has also been nominated for an RTÉ Choice Music Prize and Giving Me saw her hitting No 1 in Ireland and becoming the first Irish woman to top the charts in over 14 years.
She also had a Top 5 UK single with Irish dance duo Belters Only with Make Me Feel Good, which was in the Top 20 most streamed songs in 2022.
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