EYZA will be performing as part of Berklee’s Summer in the City 2026 concert series.
Students Luca Alexandru, Annika Wild, and Johanna James received the top prizes for original songs exploring family, ...
This year's concerts feature MonoNeon, Brandon Woody, Marcus Gilmore, and Caroline Davis, alongside Berklee Asia Rising and a Singers Showcase celebration of Whitney Houston. Berklee has announced the ...
After meeting at Berklee in their first semester, couple Annie Dickinson ’22 and Zhengxi Zhang BM ’23 built music careers and a social media following that reaches millions in China and beyond. But ...
The Student Success Programs and Services office presents the Berklee Scholars Pre-Orientation Showcase, an immersive, multidisciplinary performance that celebrates the rich tapestry, shared lineage, ...
Berklee has announced full details for the Homecoming Block Party, a music festival during Berklee's first-ever Homecoming Weekend. Taking place on Saturday, September 19, from 1 to 6 p.m. at 73 ...
Survey findings show social platforms have become the primary source of music for video content, surpassing traditional music libraries, while AI adoption grows among some creators. Berklee College of ...
Berklee alumni St. Vincent and Ruby Plume will appear on the same bill across seven dates this summer, including a hometown performance at Boston's Symphony Hall on June 4. Ruby Plume '25 will open ...
This summer, Berklee students, faculty, and alumni will perform hundreds of free concerts at notable outdoor venues throughout Boston and the Greater Boston area as part of the Summer in the City ...
The three-day event puts musicians at the center of conversations around AI, creativity, ethics, and the future of the music industry, featuring performances by Rance, Jordan Rudess, L’Rain, and BT.
Berklee College of Music honored a trio of Grammy winners at its 2026 commencement ceremony at Agganis Arena on Saturday, May 9. President Jim Lucchese and Interim Provost Ron Savage presented ...
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