Faculty from the Electronic Production and Design Department present a concert of new live music. The event celebrates the many unique ways that contemporary artists compose and perform electronic music.
In recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day, a diverse group of artists, scholars, and writers will come together to perform and share their insights. Join us for an inspiring celebration of Indigenous culture and creativity!
Born and raised in Castlederg, Northern Ireland, Gareth is blending his Irish roots with his love for country music and storytelling. His debut cover EP, Covers (From Across the Pond), has garnered a loyal and active fanbase, streaming it over 15 million times.
Genevieve Stokes has an intimate yet lush approach to alternative pop, amassing over 7 million streams even before releasing her debut EP. Plus, LA-based singer-songwriter Lily Kershaw makes her long-awaited return with her first new music since 2020.
Parker Millsap quickly made a name for himself with his captivating live performances, soulful sound, and character-driven narratives. A poet with a staggering and true voice, Korean-American troubadour Nat Myers delivers folksy blues and remarkable pickin' that are authentic, timeless, and enduring.
Join the Berklee Theater Arts Collaborative (BTAC) for an evening of original music as four talented Berklee professors take the stage in a songwriters-in-the-round format.
The Red Room at Cafe 939 proudly presents Fresh Prospects, a free concert series spotlighting Boston’s 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.
The Songwriting Department at Berklee presents an evening of hip-hop, highlighting the varied styles of this genre through performances from current students. This event is hosted by songwriting professors Cliff Notez and Dan Cantor.
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.
