Events

Ottawa-born singer-songwriter Jamie Fine uses her music to inspire audiences to explore emotions we all feel but often struggle to express, ranging from anger and isolation to joy and connection. Her unique ability to convey deep emotion is her superpower.

Performance Studies Presents showcases the diverse offerings of Berklee's Professional Performance Division. Exploring everything from semantics to country music, the program highlights a vibrant spectrum of styles, including ambient and pop.

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.

Renee Christine moves through the world as an observer. The Americana singer-songwriter and cellist spins tales of misfortune, resilience, and Appalachian lore over impassioned string arrangements, finger-picked guitar, and percussion. Farayi Malek opens the evening.

The Berklee Songwriting Department presents an evening of hip-hop, highlighting the varied styles of this genre through performances by current students. This event is hosted by Berklee songwriting professors Cliff Notez and Dan Cantor.

Come celebrate Pride Week at Cafe 939. Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA) and the Berklee Theater Arts Collaborative (BTAC) are cosponsoring the fifth annual LGBTQIA+ singer-songwriter concert in celebration of Pride Week.

Berklee students from the Arranging for Songwriters class perform.

Kobe-born, Brooklyn-based trumpeter Takuya Kuroda brings the groove-driven brilliance of his new album, Everyday—a triumph of modern jazz blending hip-hop, neo-soul, and shimmering lyricism—to the stage at the Red Room.

In conjunction with the Red Room at Cafe 939, the Songwriting Department proudly presents Berklee Original Open Mic, an open mic event for Berklee songwriters.