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.
From small-town beginnings to viral success, 20-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter Alex Sampson has captured hearts worldwide with his soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics. Special guest maryjo opens the night with raw, piano-driven ballads and a powerhouse voice you won’t forget.
This concert will feature many Berklee College of Music faculty organists performing in a variety of styles, from jazz to Gospel to rock, on the Hammond organ.
Professor Plamen Karadonev and Berklee accordion principal student Julien Krej and alumnus Jakob Kobal '25 present an afternoon of classical, jazz, contemporary, and traditional accordion music.
Led by piano Professor Kevin Harris and fourth-semester guitarist Matteo Mariano, this exciting concert offers the Piano Department a signature event designed to resonate across the Berklee community. The performance also features drummer Francisco Mela and a bassist to be announced. With exceptional music, strong production, and thoughtful narrative context, this performance will be standout event of the festival and a catalyst for renewed engagement with Bud Powell’s legacy.
The Latinx/H Program celebrates the diversity and richness of all Berklee artists who identify with or feel connected to Latinx and Hispanic heritage, culture, and community. In its third edition, four talented artists will take the stage at the Red Room at Cafe 939 for a special evening performance.
This special Keys Fest session explores the vital role of keyboard instruments in gospel music while tracing key moments in the genre’s rich history. Honoring the legendary Richard Smallwood—one of gospel music’s most celebrated pianists, composers, and vocalists—the program blends reflection, scholarship, and live performance. Featuring music presented by Berklee faculty and students, this gathering celebrates the enduring heritage of gospel music during Black History Month and affirms its continuing influence on today’s musical landscape.
Admission
Free
PadThai Show
Image courtesy of Berklee Thai Student Association
Hosted by Berklee Thai Student Association, the PadThai Show is an annual showcase at Berklee College of Music that celebrates Thailand's rich musical heritage while embracing modern creativity.
