Upcoming Events at the Red Room

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Upcoming Shows at the Red Room

Presented By
Signature Series Presents
Event Dates
Red Room at Cafe 939
939 Boylston Street
Boston
Massachusetts
02115
United States

The Signature Series presents drummer, composer, and bandleader Kendrick Scott leading the Kendrick Scott Berklee Ensemble.

Admission
$15 in advance / $18 day of show
Discounted admission with Berklee ID
$12 with Berklee ID
Presented By
Get to the Gig Boston and MassConcerts present
Event Dates
Red Room at Cafe 939
939 Boylston Street
Boston
Massachusetts
02115
United States
Nashville-based artist and songwriter Hannah Cole is embracing bitterness in her newest EP, Big Bite. Special guest Park National (a.k.a. Liam Fagan) has cultivated a dedicated community of fans with his introspective-yet-cathartic indie rock.
Admission
$16 in advance / $19 day of show
Event Dates
Sold out
Red Room at Cafe 939
939 Boylston Street
Boston
Massachusetts
02115
United States

LØLØ’s journey started long before she became the fully-formed pop-rock force we know today. Now, she invites everyone into her mind on her 2024 full-length debut LP, falling for robots and wishing I was one. This show will also feature alternative pop artist Ella Red. 

Presented By
Fresh Prospects Series
Event Dates
Red Room at Cafe 939
939 Boylston Street
Boston
Massachusetts
02115
United States

The Red Room at Cafe 939 proudly presents Fresh Prospects, a free concert series spotlighting Boston’s emerging artists. Curated by Berklee students with an ear for talent, this series offers an intimate glimpse into the music scene’s future, featuring local performers making waves and capturing attention.

Admission
Free
Event Dates
Red Room at Cafe 939
939 Boylston Street
Boston
Massachusetts
02115
United States

Florence Price made history as the first African American female composer to gain international recognition when her symphony was performed by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1933. Despite facing immense challenges during the Jim Crow era, including family struggles and financial hardship, she rose to prominence before her untimely death. Her rediscovered works—lost for over three decades—are a powerful gift, offering a message that resonates deeply today. Price's legacy stands as a testament to her strength and resilience, making her an enduring American hero.
 

Admission
Free

 

 

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