Upcoming Events at the Red Room

Famed New York–area radio station WBGO-FM, WBGO.org, and Berklee present the Checkout—Live at Berklee. Sarah McKenzie B.M. ’15 will perform live with her quartet.

Donovan Woods’s new album is a study in contrasts, as one would expect from its name: Both Ways.

Faculty and students join to pay tribute to the great Puerto Rican bass innovator Sal Cuevas, performing music from Ray Barretto’s Rican/Struction with special guest Rubén Rodríguez.

A Massachusetts native and graduate of Harvard University and Berklee College of Music, Kyle Nasser has been described as possessing “superlative musicianship as a performer, writer, and bandleader.”

On his debut LP, Jardín, Gabriel Garzón-Montano sings of the struggles and uncertainties of the multilayered game that is America today, from the specific doubt and double consciousness of the first-generation hustle, to the universal challenges of love, legacy, and exploring the maze of one’s mind.

This master class/clinic on Hindustani (North Indian classical music) and Carnatic (South Indian classical music) will be presented by renowned artists from India.

Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Missy Raines is considered one of the most respected, popular, and trailblazing figures in bluegrass today. Very few musicians of any stripe personify a musical genre as completely as Tony Furtado embodies Americana roots music.

Blanco White started as the solo project of London native Josh Edwards in 2014. Josiah and the Bonnevilles recently released their debut album, On Trial.

When they aren’t touring with jazz virtuoso Raul Midón or starring in London’s West End in the hit show Close to You: Bacharach Reimagined, 25-year-old twins Daniel (bass) and David Bailen (drums) are playing and singing in three-part harmony with their 19-year-old sister Julia (guitar) in their band Bailen.