Upcoming Events at the Red Room

Ramy Essam is an Egyptian rock musician who soared to international fame during the Egyptian revolution in 2011.

Berklee Groove Sessions is a performance opportunity for Berklee students that occurs twice per semester.

The Berklee Original Bands Showcase features five Berklee College of Music bands playing 30-minute sets of original music of any genre.

The Accidentals (Sav Buist, Katie Larson, and Michael Dause) kicked off the year as major label artists, having released their debut album, Odyssey, with Sony Masterworks. Ian Ridenhour writes smart, piano-driven alternative rock music with pop sensibilities and a dark streak.

Grammy Award–winning vocalist Luciana Souza returns to her alma mater.

Lily and Madeleine Jurkiewicz create candid music with deep emotional and personal resonance. Brother Bird is a Nashville, Tennessee–based solo project of Caroline Swon.

Rooted in vocal harmonies, acoustic and electric guitar, piano, banjo, and an eclectic range of additional instrumentation and soulful arrangements, Beta Radio’s Americana/folk sound is the result of a decadelong collaboration between Ben Mabry and Brent Holloman. Matt Sucich writes songs mostly with a pen and sings them always with his mouth.

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Sid Sriram creates a bold cross section where pop, soul, his Indian classical roots, and alternative/ambient music clash vibrantly. Jake Sherman is a singer-songwriter, pianist, and producer from Boston, Massachusetts.

Legendary saxophonist Lee Konitz will discuss Lennie Tristano’s music and teaching with Tristano students Dave Frank and Jimmy Halperin.