Berklee Performance Center

Join the Hamilton-Garrett Center for Music & Arts as we come together for our annual concert fundraiser, Make Them Hear You! This year we will also be joined by Latin Grammy Award® winning artist Cuban Salsa trailblazer Issac Delgado as the honoree of our 2024 Make Them Hear You Award, as well as performances by 5x Grammy Award® winning artist and producer, PJ Morton! In addition, we will have performances by Boston's premiere HG Youth Choir, the acclaimed HG Drumline and friends! Our emcees will be the Florida A&M University's Marching 100 band, Tovah Lovely and Brandon Cunningham. The Musical Director will be none other than our talented Executive and Artistic Director, Gerami Groover-Flores. This is a night you will not want to miss!

WARNING: This event may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised.

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David Broza, “one of the world’s greatest living guitarists” (Eric Bloom, The Broad Stage) has been performing internationally since 1977 when he released his first hit song “Yihye Tov”. He has since released a string of multi-platinum albums – in Hebrew, English and Spanish – and is celebrated as one of the most dynamic and vibrant live musicians performing today.

From whirlwind fingerpicking to Flamenco percussion and rhythms, to his signature rock-and-roll sound, David Broza has wowed audiences across the globe with his charismatic and energetic performances.

And now you can experience David Broza’s electrifying live show at Berklee Performance Center in Boston – tickets are limited.

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Legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore (formerly of Deep Purple and Rainbow) and award winning vocalist Candice Night created a new genre of music for all ages—Blackmore's Night.

Inspired by many melodies of the Renaissance period and Blackmore-ized into contemporary music, they call it Renaissance/folk/rock. This is the sound of Blackmore’s Night.

Fans sitting in the front by the stage are encouraged to come dressed in garb. Read Berklee's costume and prop policy here.

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