Upcoming Events

Terumi Kinoshita presents standard jazz and Japanese pop in this recital.

Guitarist Jimmy Gately leads this recital featuring death metal.

Berklee's the Red Room at Cafe 939 is pleased to announce the return of Matthew Perryman Jones. He has previously played the room with the Ten Out of Tenn tour. His latest album Swallow The Sea was released in August and several singles have been featured on Private Practice, Kyle XY, One Tree Hill, and other shows. Tickets: $10/GA $8/Student

An outstanding voice in the new generation of fado singers, Portugal's Ana Moura transcends her youth with a maturity that speaks of the pain of separation, unrequited love and longing. She has a gorgeous contralto voice, and her soulful and riveting interpretations are both heartbreaking and uplifting. Billboard calls her "soul-stirring... superb."

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Dan Moretti, David Fiuczynski, and Larry Watson. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including jazz, funk, rock, soul, and r&b. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Fernando Brandao, Rebecca Cline, Leo Blanco, and John Pierce. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including Brazilian, Afro-Cuban, and Odd Meters. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Charlie Lewis and Brian Ellis. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including brass and spoken word. [details]

Gizem Gokoglu presents her senior recital. This performance will consist of her oiginals and jazz arrangements.

From Classical to Jazz and everything in-between. Featuring brass quintet music from Gershwin's Porgy and Bess, a solo trumpet piece from Halsey Stevens, and wrapping up with some smooth ballads.

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Ken Cervenka, Rebecca Cline, Kenwood Dennard, and Robert Schlink. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including jazz, Latin jazz, and rock. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Paul Elmen, Mimi Rabson, Robert Schlink, and Consuelo Candelaria. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including jazz, chamber, and heavy metal. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Abigail Aronson and Skip Smith. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including folk, soul, and neo-soul. [details]

Come see John Taylor perform with his friends as they rock out in a multifaceted show ranging from western swing to soul, to singer/songwriter styles. Featuring songs from Jonny Lang, Brad Paisley, John Mayer, and some originals.

Sagit Zilberman presents this recital.

Berklee students from the Berklee Musical Theater Workshop and Musical Theater Orchestra present a completely staged and costumed production of Elton John and Tim Rice's rock musical Aida, with a 24-piece orchestra. Based on Verdi's opera, Aida tells the timeless love story of a Nubian princess and her Egyptian captor. Emotions run high; there is jealousy, intrigue, and a beautiful but ill-fated love story, all told through the great rock music of Elton John and the lyrics of Tim Rice. Ashley Cook portrays Aida and Rodney Bush will fill the role of Radames, the Egyptian captain. The show will run for one night only.

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Kenwood Dennard, Bernardo Hernandez, Bob Pilkington, and Robin Ginenthal. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including soul, salsa, Afropop, and chamber. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Ken Zambello, George Russell, Fernando Brandao, and Victor Mendoza. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including pop, rock, jazz, r&b, gospel, Brazilian, and Latin jazz. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Marcello Pellitteri, Lin Biviano, and Leo Blanco. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including jazz and Latin jazz. [details]

Ed Ricco and company perform a variety of blues/rock favorites and more.

Vocalist Darsell Obregon presents a mix of neo-soul, r&b, Latin, and some pop music in this senior recital.

Original jazz compositions from top Berklee student players featuring bass, drums, and guitar.

Berklee Ensembles - Berklee College of Music presents back-to-back concerts of various class ensembles. Many styles and genres are represented as Berklee faculty present each of their ensemble’s end-of-semester performance final. [details]

Berklee College of Music presents back-to-back concerts of various class ensembles. Many styles and genres are represented as Berklee faculty present each of their ensemble’s end of semester performance final. [details]

Patrick Anseth's senior recital will feature a jazz quartet.

The Changwon Lee Quintet performs in this senior recital.

For nearly 30 years Bryan Adams has been entertaining and electrifying audiences around the world. He now brings his very special acoustic performance, the Bare Bones Tour, to Boston, live at the BPC.

Singer/songwriter Jason Reeves' forthcoming album takes listeners on a contemplative journey of love, hope, heartbreak, and renewal. Originally available only online and at his shows, the album earned a Top Folk Album of 2007 distinction from iTunes. Now signed to Warner Bros., Reeves continues to have an outlook as pure as ever. [details]

Join award-winning children's music artists Leeny and Tamara for a rocking good time that will have the whole family learning, giggling, and singing along. [details]

Join award-winning children's music artists Leeny and Tamara for a rocking good time that will have the whole family learning, giggling, and singing along. [details]

A concert of some original big band music as well as some unique non-original music played by an all-star big band.

Luke Mutchler presents his seven-piece funk and swing ensemble in this senior recital.

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Joanne Brackeen, Kudisan Kai, Brian Ellis, and Robert Schlink. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including jazz, rock, hip-hop, and heavy metal. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Bob Doezema, Dennis Montgomery, Jerry Cecco, and Bob Tamagni. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including improv, gospel, big band, and funk. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Brian Ellis, Charlie Lewis, and Robert Schlink. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including New Orleans jazz and fusion. [details]

A wonderful hour of jazz and beyond. Original compositions as well as unique arrangements of hand-picked organically grown standards. Enjoy!

Liz Turner sings The Best of Broadway for her senior voice recital at Berklee. Listen to your favorite classic and contemporary showtunes performed by Berklee's greatest musical theater students.

The Red Room at Cafe 939 presents its hour-long lunchtime concert series, the New Brew, featuring Meagan Hickman. Bring your lunch or indulge your palate with coffeehouse fare.

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Christiane Karam, Darren Barrett, and Terri Lyne Carrington. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including Middle Eastern and jazz. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Michael Wartofsky, Lello Molinari, and Dave Samuels. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including klezmer and jazz. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members John McGann and David Hollender. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including Celtic and blugrass. [details]

A night of neo-classically influenced heavy metal music from the masters. Featuring guitar, bass, drums, keys, and attitude, led by Dylan Mays.

James Partridge presents his senior recital.

The Berklee Jazz/World String Orchestra, directed by Eugene Friesen, presents an evening of diverse new works for strings.

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Carolyn Wilkins, Marcello Pellitteri, Barbara LaFitte, and Dave Weigert. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including jazz, Latin, chamber, and funk. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Dave Samuels, Rebecca Cline, and Neal Itzler. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including jazz and fusion. [details]

Student ensembles perform a series of afternoon and evening recitals, led by faculty members Ron Reid, Jamey Haddad, Alain Mallet, Tiger Okoshi, and Nancy Morris. These end-of-semester performance finals will cover a range of styles, including world, Afropop, fusion, and contemporary Christian. [details]

Icelandic vocalist Asa Bjarnadottir sings a few jazz and pop songs.

Guitarist Shawn Mills presents this recital featuring blues-rock, neo-classical, and metal guitar works.

Sam and Ruby's The Here and The Now showcases arrangements that are beautifully understated, relying on acoustic and electric guitars, brushes of percussion, the occasional string section, and, above all, those two intertwining voices. [details]

Great classic music from the history of jazz with featured vocalist Aubrey Logan. Presented by Phil Wilson.