Join us as the talented students from Berklee's Contemporary Writing and Production Department showcase their ability to reimagine classic melodies and craft original compositions.
Each semester, 250 talented Berklee vocal students compete for a spot in SingersNight, one of Berklee's Voice Department's most prestigious shows. This semester's theme: 80s Flashback.
Featuring a powerhouse band and a line-up of stellar vocalists, Curtain Up celebrates the winners of Berklee’s annual Musical Theater Songwriting Contest. Don’t miss this dazzling showcase of musical theater talent at the 17th annual performance of original songs written, orchestrated, and performed by Berklee students.
This year's Gospel Extravaganza will feature Berklee's Reverence Gospel Ensemble and will pay tribute to the tremendous legacy of gospel music at Berklee through a retrospective glimpse of 40-plus years of excellence presented by the Reverence Reunion Gospel Choir and hosted by Dr. Teresa Jackson.
Vocalist Samara Joy(Opens in a new window) has reached tremendous heights as a prolific rising star in the jazz world. Linger Awhile, her 2022 debut album with Verve Records, drew critical acclaim and earned her two Grammys—Best Jazz Vocal Recording and Best New Artist in any genre.
With stories from Aakash Gupta's childhood home to his first multinational corporation job after graduation, this show is personal, awkward, and even more hilarious.
Saxophone great and former Berklee professor BillPierce in a program of new arrangements by Eric Gould for sax, rhythm section, and strings, directed by Eugene Friesen.
Join Ichiko Aoba on an ethereal journey with her latest release, Luminescent Creatures. With the power to bend space around her, Aoba pulls listeners from reality and surrounds them in the comforting fabric of her imagination.
Ali Sethi creates music that is a rich fusion of traditional qawwali, ghazals, and modern influences. The New York City-based Pakistani artist blends traditional South Asian melodies with global beats, drawing on folk and woke iconographies to tell powerful tales of identity.
