Performances

Vancouver-based singer-songwriter Joshua Hyslop makes a triumphant return with his new album, Westward. Opening the show is Lindsay Foote. After many years of honing her craft in Toronto, Foote is now gaining recognition in the vibrant Boston folk scene.

Formed in Chicago, French Police is led by vocalist and guitarist Brian Flores. Their music combines raw energy and introspection; they have cultivated a dedicated and underground following with their distinctive sound. 

After presenting his new musical revue, Dance of Sands, across Europe, Marrakesh, and Casablanca, Aleph performs a magical blend of jazz, flamenco, and East Asian music. 

Come enjoy a performance and Q&A with the legendary U.S. Navy Band Commodores.
 

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

Guitar Professor Julien Kasper and his band perform their unique brand of original, instrumental, psychedelic jazz-rock.

Dr. Karen Walwyn will speak on composer Florence Price, the first female African American classical composer to gain national recognition. Price's music was lost for over 30 years and was rediscovered in her abandoned home in 2009. Walwyn was the first to premiere the Concerto in One Movement for Piano with Orchestra and is a sought-after interpreter and scholar for lectures and recitals on Price across the country. There will be a Q&A after the lecture.

Join the New Works Production Ensemble for a night of heartfelt performances of original music dedicated to the power of one. This concert is a perfect opportunity to take a break and reconnect with yourself, as artists guide you on a journey to embrace self-love.

Vox One features Paul Pampinella, Paul Stiller, Jodi Jenkins Ainsworth, Yumiko Matsuoka, and Tom Baskett.

Berklee’s American Roots Music Program presents New Dangerfield, Dom Flemons, Donna McElroy, and more. This show is coproduced by Farayi Malek and Matt Glaser.