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The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston is continuing its free summer concert series on the waterfront with ‘Harborwalk Sounds: Berklee College of Music at ICA Boston,’ a program of live performances by Berklee students and artists. The event page says the series runs on Thursdays from July to August, with advance tickets required and admission open to all ages. The opening concert listed in the event data is scheduled for Aug. 6 from 6 to 8:30 PM at ICA Boston Waterfront.
On the ICA’s website, ‘Harborwalk Sounds’ is presented as part of the museum’s public-facing summer programming along the Harborwalk, joining other free or ticketed activities across the institution’s Seaport campus and its East Boston Watershed site. The ICA’s homepage also identifies ‘Harborwalk Sounds’ alongside events such as ‘Free Thursday Night,’ ‘Vinyl Nights,’ and family-oriented programs, underscoring the museum’s use of music and community programming as part of its regular schedule.
The concert series features a roster of Berklee-connected performers, including Lady Satch, Jazz Cudi, Christian Inman, Skye Harding, Yishay Levin, Elise Rochet, Cameron Spann, and SYLVIÄ. The event page gives short artist notes for each performer across the season. Lady Satch is described as a trumpeter and flugelhorn player who performs originals, covers, and familiar classics, while Jazz Cuti is presented as a French pianist, singer-songwriter, and producer from Martinique based in Boston.
Other artists in the line-up reflect the breadth of contemporary styles associated with the Berklee community. Christian Inman is described as a Gen-Z storyteller working in electronic pop and R&B, while Skye Harding is identified as a folk-alternative artist, vocalist, producer, and storyteller from Vancouver who works in English and French. Elise Rochet is listed as an alternative pop singer-songwriter from Mechanicsville, Virginia; Cameron Spann as a drummer and composer from Milwaukee studying music production and engineering; and SYLVIÄ as a Liberian-American vocalist blending Afrobeat, R&B, and pop.
The event page’s featured performance for Aug. 6 is Yishay Levin, who is described as playing a mix of covers and originals and creating special arrangements of familiar tunes. The page says Levin’s band performs with bass, vocals, drums, keys, and horn, and that the group’s live sets are high-energy and interactive.
Beyond the concerts themselves, the ICA page lists practical details for visitors: free advance tickets are required, the concerts are open to all ages, and the current event listing places the Aug. 6 concert at ICA Boston Waterfront. The broader concert listing shows additional dates on Aug. 13, Aug. 20, and Aug. 27, all scheduled for 6 to 8:30 PM. The museum’s event page and homepage also identify the institution’s main address as 25 Harbor Shore Drive in Boston and note that the ICA is open to visitors during the day, with separate programming and admissions arrangements for other events and spaces.
