Straight from the fjords of Norway to the heart of Boston, guitarist Frikk Reinholdt presents a blend of blues, folk, jazz-funk, and psychedelic grooves with his trio.
Korean pianist and composer Yujung Jung and her friends present Evidence of Hope, a collection of original works blending contemporary jazz with the soul of gospel. Centered on themes of resilience, healing, and joy, this performance invites you on a musical journey of hope.
Kassa Overall is a Grammy-nominated jazz artist, drummer, emcee, singer, and producer. He seamlessly blends jazz, hip-hop, and avant-garde experimentation into a sound uniquely his own.
Radio Free Alice is a Melbourne-based post-punk quartet blending angular guitar riffs, art school flair, and striking vocals reminiscent of Ian Curtis and Robert Smith. With a sound that channels the spirit of classic guitar bands, they’re quickly gaining ground on the global stage.
Alice Kristiansen makes raw, dreamy pop that feels like a late-night heart-to-heart. With her debut album on the way, she’s stepping into her next chapter. Opening the night, Cloe Wilder graces the Red Room stage with piano-driven confessionals and deep feels.
Noah Weinman, the songwriter behind Runnner, turns heartbreak into soaring, high-fidelity indie rock on A Welcome Kind of Weakness—his most powerful release yet. Opener Buffchick blends elements of indie rock, pop, folk, and a host of other influences into her own introspective musical style.
Hong Kong–British experimental pop artist mui zyu and UK indie rock songwriter Katie Malco co-headline a night of raw emotional depth and sonic exploration—where surreal soundscapes meet searing, soul-baring storytelling.
The Last Revel is a four-piece folk group from Minneapolis, Minnesota, blending heartfelt songwriting, rich harmonies, and a modern Americana sound shaped by their Midwestern roots. Their new self-produced album, Dovetail, marks a powerful return after a hiatus, showcasing their evolution as songwriters and collaborators.
New Zealand’s Mild Orange has become a band that belongs to the world, building an international following on the strength of songs that unfold like secrets shared between friends and lovers. Or, as Billboard put it, “Mild Orange has mastered making music for the nostalgic.”
Rising indie artist BEL brings her emotionally-charged EP, Read the Room, to life with a set of raw, hook-filled songs that explore love, loss, and self-discovery. Blending indie rock, pop, and folk, her performance promises catharsis wrapped in cinematic sound.
Kinneret is a rising recording artist known for her spirited, emotive sound and introspective lyrics. Hailing from Los Angeles, California, she draws inspiration from a diverse musical background that includes folk, rap, and psychedelic rock.
Tima’s James Brown-style energy, musical comedy, DJ skills, and songwriting are one of a kind. And when you combine that with the power of her rotating cast of live musicians—legendary nights follow. Bring your friends. It’s a party.
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.
At its best, harmony duo singing can transform simple math into a magic trick. On their latest release, brothers Jack Torrey and Page Burkum—a.k.a. the Cactus Blossoms—once again prove themselves to be among the most adept and distinctive modern practitioners of that magic.
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.
Berklee Songwriters Round is inspired by the in-the-round performances at the famous Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, Tennessee. The event features up to five Berklee songwriters seated in a circle as they take turns playing songs.
Rio Romeo is a genre-blurring artist whose radical honesty and magnetic presence have earned them cult status in the 2020s. Their breakout single, “Nothing’s New,” has racked up over 300 million streams, and with over 700,000 TikTok followers, they’ve built a deeply loyal fanbase.
Jonah Marais embarked on his musical journey by livestreaming from his bedroom, building a following that led to cofounding the renowned band Why Don't We. With two top 10 albums on the Billboard 200 and sold-out tours, Marais has firmly established himself in the music scene with the band.
From backyard parties to 15,000 seat arenas, GUNNAR has engaged audiences with effortless confidence and control. He will be headlining his first-ever North America tour—the Upside Down Tour—in March 2025 to promote the release of his EP in April 2025.
