Hunter Hayes to Headline Stokes Set

Jack Miller • September 6, 2019

CAB has announced that Hunter Hayes will headline Stokes Set this year. The concert will be held on Sept. 21, and tickets will go on sale Tuesday morning.

Music Reflects Phases in Our Lives

Vaughn Feighan • February 24, 2019

"Over the past four years, certain priorities have disappeared, some have been added, some have changed, yet there are a few that have stayed the same—in a nutshell, that’s the complexity of identity."

Thanksgiving, Bad Breaks and Distinct Traditions: TU/TD

TU/TD • November 18, 2018

Thumbs Up Self-Titled Albums – Oftentimes, it’s an artist’s first album. If it’s not, it probably marks some dramatic change in their sound. They’re the albums that you remember—people only...

You Don’t Listen to ‘Pretty Much Everything’

Benjamin Errichetti • September 23, 2018

"To not ask these questions is to not care about what you’re listening to. And if you don’t care, why are you listening?"

Selfishly Using Unselfish Love

Vaughn Feighan • September 16, 2018

"The dialogue on BC’s campus is a bombardment of philosophic and morally superior language."

Saving the Appreciation of Art

Anna Long • September 16, 2018

"It’s not brain surgery, but it is important."

The Music and Legacy of Orion Morales, Global Jazz Institute

Jenna Rosenthal • September 16, 2018

Orion Morales organized a farewell concert at the Zero Gravity Room in Boston to celebrate as he prepares to return home to Chile. Through his foundation and position at Berklee College of Music, Morales hopes to continue providing scholarships and educational opportunities at Berklee for young Chilean musicians.

Learning Their Language: Building Trust Through Music

Catherine Mclaughlin • April 18, 2018

“What ended up being most effective was to take my guitar and learn how to play any song they knew—a lot of ‘Despacito,’ a lot of Daddy Yankee."

Beat of the Drum: Harvard Lab Decodes Universality of Music

Alessandro Zenati • April 8, 2018

The Harvard Music Lab, funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health and Harvard's Data Science Initiative, conducts experiments on the cross-cultural function of music. The research team focuses primarily on infant cognition and developing individuals of all ages.

Berklee Students Strike a Chord at Open Mic Night

Jenna Rosenthal • April 4, 2018

On the last Monday of each month, the Red Room at Cafe 939 becomes the setting for Berklee College of Music's Open Mic Night featuring a variety of musical styles by student performers.

Too Much Caffeine, Too Little Time: TU/TD

TU/TD • March 1, 2018

"Every time I talk to my grandpa on the phone, he asks me how many extra hours I could use that day."

LTE: A Response to “The Beatles are Overrated”

Letters • February 4, 2018

"When people tell me they simply aren’t fans of the Beatles’ music, I (usually) manage to hold back explaining why everyone should be a Beatles fan. But overrated? It’s impossible to remain silent on that."