Americana artist and Berklee student Kyle Ray conceptualized the Blue Ridge Benefit Concert: In Support of Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts on November 20.
Bottle Tree Pictures filmed the course, highlighting how BPMI brings students through the process of selecting, preparing, and touring with Berklee acts at North America’s largest music festivals.
Berklee Popular Music Institute (BPMI) artist Samantha McKaige performing at the BPMI spring showcase at the Brighton Music Hall in March 2024.
The Berklee Popular Music Institute will showcase performances from six rising stars who are scheduled to perform at major music festivals this summer in addition to premiering BPMI Live’s forthcoming docuseries.
Master Tour and the Berklee Popular Music Institute (BPMI) have announced a partnership in which students will be granted access to the platform to manage events and concerts on campus
The songwriting major, whose duo Awfbeat performed at Governors Ball 2023, talks about his road to Berklee from an art and design background and how visual art recharges his musical inspiration.
Berklee alumni band Mom Rock will perform at the benefit concert for Evan Gershkovich at Taffeta in Lowell, Massachusetts, on Friday, June 23.
Image courtesy of the Berklee Popular Music Institute
Morgan Milardo, who manages the Berklee Popular Music Institute, shares the story behind the concert and how people can help support efforts to free Evan Gershkovich, a reporter detained in Russia.
Electronic hip-hop duo AWFBEAT will perform at the Governors Ball music festival in June as part of the Berklee Popular Music Institute.
Thanks to the Berklee Popular Music Institute, artists from the college will play Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, Music Midtown, and other top festivals.
vivi rincon is one of seven featured performers at the BPMI's 21st annual showcase on April 5 at Brighton Music Hall.
The Berklee Popular Music Institute will showcase performances from Berklee's hottest artists who are scheduled to perform at major music festivals this summer.
The vocalist and dancer talks about balancing her interest in music business with her own artistry, going to major festivals through BPMI, and how you don't get Beyoncé without Tina Turner.
