Events

The Green Room is a biannual networking event that brings together Berklee alumni who are new to Los Angeles, as well as established alumni looking to connect with friends.

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.

Leaves of Grass finds brilliant composer and pianist Fred Hersch setting Walt Whitman's exultant poetry to music.

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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.

In celebration of the birthday centennial of Lennie Tristano, Berklee faculty Eunmi Shim and Neil Olmstead will present a program on Tristano’s life and music.

The Liberal Arts Department at Berklee College of Music presents Harmonium: Piano of Indian Music Master Class and Clinic, presented by Kedar Naphade on harmonium and accompanied by Amit Kavthekar on tabla.

Performance and songwriting major Sam Seibert presents an exciting afternoon of original hard rock, featuring new songs from his latest album Corruption, along with older favorites.

The Songwriting Department, in conjunction with the Red Room at Cafe 939, is proud to present its open-mic event for Berklee songwriters, held on the last Monday of each month.

Pianist Stewart Mitchell and his friends present original songs. If you enjoy alternative rock, you will like this concert.