Events

Planning to relocate after graduation? Come hear from alumni who now live in industry hubs like New York City, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Miami, Nashville, and San Francisco.

Career Jam is an annual event that connects you with prominent artists and industry leaders, grows your professional network, and broadens the scope of your career possibilities. This year's event will feature Grammy-winning artist H.E.R. as keynote speaker.

Join us for a live panel discussion with talent acquisition professionals from Dolby Laboratories, Inc.; United Talent Agency; Blizzard Entertainment; Spotify; Warner Music Group; and SoundCloud as they share strategies on how to find a job, how to connect with recruiters during this time of uncertainty, and the future of work.

Hailed by Time as "one of the 100 most influential people in the world" and the New York Times as "Latin America's hottest singer-songwriter," Juanes is the only artist with two songs on Billboard’s Top Five Latin Pop Songs of All Time list. He also has 12 no. 1 U.S. singles to his credit, among other awards and accolades.

Mophonics joins Berklee for the inaugural Experiential Design Lab, a new program that provides students the chance to participate in short-term, real-world projects that compliment in-classroom learning. It offers students an opportunity to pursue and hone their personal and professional interests while developing critical technical skills and soft skills, as well as invaluable connections in the music, technology, and entertainment industries. Join this workshop to hear a live critique of the top student submissions from Berklee. 

In celebration of International Women's Day, this virtual discussion focuses on how when women support one another, success is born, in addition to conversations about the intricacies of licensing music and creative strategies of synchronization. Panelists include top executives and music supervisors.

#TheShowMustBePaused is an initiative created by two Black women in music as a response to the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and countless other Black citizens at the hands of police. The mission? To hold the music industry at large accountable, including but not limited to major corporations and their partners who benefit from the efforts, struggles, and successes of Black people.

Join the women leading #TheShowMustBePaused, Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang, for a live discussion and Q&A.

Warner Music Nashville/Atlantic Records recording artist Ingrid Andress ’13 is a Berklee alumna who has been nominated for three Grammy Awards and is the only country artist nominated in one of the “big four” categories, as a Best New Artist nominee.

Mophonics joins Berklee for the inaugural Experiential Design Lab, a new program that provides students the chance to participate in short-term, real-world projects that compliment in-classroom learning. It offers students an opportunity to pursue and hone their personal and professional interests while developing critical technical skills and soft skills, as well as invaluable connections in the music, technology, and entertainment industries. Join this workshop to learn more about Mophonics and how to participate in this two-part series. 

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez released her debut studio album, Before Love Came to Kill Us, via FMLY/Island Records to critical acclaim last spring, earning recognition from the New York Times, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Variety, and more. It has amassed over 350 million global streams, becoming the Top Female Debut Album and Top R&B album of 2020, and charting in the Top 5 on Billboard's R&B album chart, where it remained for months.