Upcoming Events: Cafe 939

Ryan Cabrera burst onto the music scene in 2004 as a pop/rock prodigy from Dallas, Texas. His upbeat single "On the Way Down" peaked at number 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 that year, and the follow-up "True" was another Top 20 hit. [details]

Performance, stories, and monologues straight from the heart. Featuring Berklee students and staff. Directed by Alex Luu.

My Own Story (MOS) is the culmination celebration of a five-week intensive autobiographical writing/storytelling/performing workshop for Berklee summer students and staff. Facilitated by critically acclaimed performance artist Alex Luu, MOS works from the simple yet dynamic truth that all human beings have powerful stories within them. MOS participants create autobiographical art in the context of performance pieces and monologues using their own lives as material and inspiration. [details]

Greg Laswell's music has been described as densely lyrical, deeply melodic indie pop that refuses to settle into predictability.

Tina Shafer hosts the New York Songwriter Circle showcase featuring Mieka Pauley plus Berklee alumni Seth Glier, Caleb Hawley, Will Knox, Liz Longley, and Jesse Ruben. [details]

The Berklee Staff Infection features Cirque du Badass, Keith Cornella & Broken City, LedFoot, and Levi Peckham. [details]

This Southern California native never wanted a recording contract, but fate intervened—making Angel Taylor one of music's emerging voices for those of us seeking substance amidst the overblown style of today's pop culture. [details]

Jazz Revelation Records (JRR) presents two artists from its latest release, Dedication. JRR is student-run, artist-driven record label created to present the top jazz composers and performers at Berklee College of Music. Gathered from all over the globe, JRR artists speak the language of jazz in a new way. Their youth, passion, and commitment are the launching pad for a new direction in an established tradition. [details]

Bassist/composer Bruno Raberg presents a program of original compositions for a nine-piece band, featuring faculty members Allan Chase, Jeff Galindo, Rick Di Muzio, and Fernando Brandao.