Berklee’s Career Jam culminates in the Career Jam Award Show, highlighting talent from all career communities and a broad spectrum of majors. From writers to producers to business teams, this concert will showcase the most recognized students for their growing industry expertise.
The International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) is a bracket tournament including over 450 groups in the US and Europe. In this semifinal show, 10 collegiate groups from the Northeast will showcase their talents in the hopes of advancing to the ICCA finals in New York City.
Grammy Award–winning bassist, composer, and vocalist Richard Bona is one of the most distinctive and globally celebrated musicians of his generation. This concert showcases the power of collaboration between one of the world’s leading musical innovators and the next generation of artists.
Professor Eguie Castrillo will present his long-awaited tribute to Eddie Palmieri, featuring a stellar big band comprised of Berklee College of Music's most outstanding students and faculty and accompanied by special guest Humberto Ramirez.
The Berklee Global Jazz Institute Summit's 17th Anniversary Celebration Concert honors the extraordinary legacies and centennials of Miles Davis and John Coltrane, celebrating their profound influence on the global music landscape.
Celebrate five decades of musical friendship as legendary Berklee saxophonists George Garzone and Ed Tomassi reunite for an unforgettable evening of original works, jazz standards, and inspired improvisation.
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.
George Martin Reimagined features inventive new arrangements of songs and works connected to Martin’s legendary career, alongside original compositions inspired by his unmistakable musical vision.
Come hear Berklee students and faculty in a celebratory concert as they return from a week-long residency in New York City, following their successful inaugural appearance at CarnegieHall as part of MidAmerica Productions’s 43rd anniversary concert season.
South African-born and Europe-based singer-songwriter Alice Phoebe Lou creates music that lives between dream and awakening, where soft light meets shadow and vulnerability becomes its own kind of strength. John Andrews and the Yawns open the night.
