Upcoming Events

The Greater Boston region offers a unique mix of modern change and historic culture where people are looking for a place to be challenged and inspired. In this unique event explore how Northway Church can serve this dynamic and diverse community. Admission: Free [details]

An evening of negro spirituals, traditional gospel, and contemporary.

Samer Hamade's recital will include both originals and covers by the likes of Guthrie Govan, Joe Satriani, Dream Theater, and Pink Floyd. Styles will vary from rock to metal, with a four-part band including guitars, keyboards, drums, and bass, and the occasional additional backup guitarist. All originals are composed and arranged by Samer Hamade.

A concert featuring all of the various styles that Justin Helland has been exposed to here at Berklee, from Brazilian grooves to acoustic folk music. Instrumentation will be guitar, bass, percussion, flute, and viola.

The 25th annual Pop/Rock Live Showcase concert, directed by Mirek Kocandrle, highlights the best music written and performed by some of the most talented student songwriters, singers, and arrangers. The concert will present variety of original contemporary compositions as well as new arrangements of standard pop/rock and R&B repertoire, featuring some of the college's best vocalists and instrumentalists. [details]

The Joni Mitchell Show is a play with music and dance, written and performed by Berklee students, about the life and work of songwriter Joni Mitchell. When the dust settles, Mitchell may stand as the most important and influential female recording artist of the late 20th century. Uncompromising and iconoclastic, she confounded expectations at every turn; restlessly innovative, her music evolved from deeply personal folk stylings into pop, jazz, avant-garde, and even world music, presaging the multicultural experimentation of the 1980s and 1990s by over a decade. Please note that Joni Mitchell will not be performing or in attendance for this event. [details]

Bassist Ki Ho Kwan presents a senior recital. This is Kwan's first and last recital at Berklee, and she will be performing her favorite tunes in fusion or funk, playing both acoustic bass and electric bass.

As frontman and principal songwriter for ’80s sensation Men at Work, Colin Hay is responsible for one of the most identifiable sounds in pop music. Classic songs like "Down Under," "Overkill" and "Who Can It Be Now?" unfold like miniature movies, with timeless twists and a bittersweet sense of humor. In this solo acoustic performance, Hay intersperses classic and new songs with humorous, poignant and downright surreal stories drawn from his often unbelievable experiences over the last three decades.

Final showing of advanced conductors.

The Piano Department's second-year performance majors come together for a recital featuring some of their favorite songs, led by faculty pianist Laszlo Gardony.

Bleep Blop returns to Berklee with enhanced instrumentations. Forces include piano, violin, cello, percussion, and an array of laptops. No concert is complete without the addition of live video. Come experience this live interaction between electronic and acoustic musicians.

Jazz Composition Department chair Ken Pullig will select some of his pieces for performance. Also tentatively scheduled is Mingus's "Black Saint and Sinner Lady" in its recorded form. [details]

The Piano Department's second-year performance majors come together for a recital featuring some of their favorite songs, led by faculty pianist Laszlo Gardony.

Members of Marimba Ensemble 1, Marimba Ensemble 2, and Marimba Transcriptions and Repertoire Lab showcase this semester's projects. The program will include a wide range of classical and contemporary through-composed pieces.

Members of Marimba Ensemble 3 and Marimba in Mixed Chamber Music showcase this semester's projects. The program will include a wide range of classical and contemporary through-composed pieces.

The Piano Department's second-year performance majors come together for a recital featuring some of their favorite songs, led by faculty pianist Laszlo Gardony.

The Tim Miller Trio will perform a concert of original music featuring Berklee faculty Tim Miller on guitar, Terri Lyne Carrington on drums, and Lincoln Goines on bass.

Guitarist Logan Coats and his trio play a variety of compositions with a fresh perspective.

Guitarist Dalmiro Lacaze presents an uplifting ensemble, a journey through his Berklee experience featuring drums, bass, piano, and guitar in the styles of rock, blues, and tango.

Bassist Nate Marsh presents a final concert highlighting important people, songs, and experiences from his four years at Berklee.

Electronic Production and Design seniors present their showcase projects.

Guitarist Seungjoo Lee presents his senior recital. Lee's guitar-led quartet will perform a set of jazz tunes.

Drummer Thomas Zamorano presents his senior recital. The group performs rock instrumentals written by Zamorano. The band features two guitarists, one bassist, and one drummer.

Drummer Gregory Szaro presents Sea Panda, a group influenced by the progressive music of the Mars Volta, Apex Theory, Jamiroquai, Portishead, and the Reign of Kindo. The sextet includes drums, guitar, bass, piano, and two vocalists, one woman and one man. Arranged by Gregory Szaro and Aaron Gage.

Pino Daniele performs in Boston for the first time, while on an international tour of North America. Daniele is an influential Italian jazz-fusion guitarist. He has released 30 studio albums since 1975. [details]