Performances

The Red Room at Cafe 939 proudly presents Fresh Prospects, a free concert series spotlighting 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.

Allison Miller, the Harmony and Jazz Composition Department's Ken Pullig Visiting Scholar, directs an ensemble of students performing her own works alongside compositions brought in by the band.

After over 35 years of redefining vocal jazz, two Grammy-winning collaborations, and a legacy of inspiring generations of artists, the legendary New York Voices take their final bow in a star-studded farewell concert.

Playscape is an interactive art installation by Matt Issa-Abbas featuring sound-making objects by glassblower Kenny Kay and a live electroacoustic ensemble playing a mixture of orchestral, ambient, and noise music composed by Issa-Abbas.
 

We Black Folk is a folk festival created by Cliff Notez and HipStory that celebrates folk music by Black artists. Please join us for an evening celebrating, preserving, and evolving Black folk traditions through music, storytelling, and community engagement.

Allison Miller, the Ken Pullig Visiting Scholar for the Harmony and Jazz Composition Department, brings her group Boom Tic Boom to Berklee’s Jazz Composition Festival. The ensemble features Caroline Davis, Jason Palmer, Shamie Royston, Patricia Brennan, Rashaan Carter, and Miller herself.
 

Join us in the Fenway for the Tiny Stage concert series, presented by Time Out Market. April performances highlight Spring Swing, featuring jazz performances by Berklee artists.

Enjoy vibrant performances spanning multiple genres by Berklee Valencia student bands in an iconic outdoor setting.

Join us for the 100th Anniversary Alan R. Pearlman Celebration Concert.

Three finalists will be selected to perform a 15-minute set with their bands or chamber ensembles at the Al Natale Scholarship Concert.