Student Opportunities

Aaroh is an organization that aims to bring music lovers together, focusing on the different types of Indian music, including but not limited to Bollywood, folk, fusion, Carnatic, and Hindustani classical, focusing on Indian-origin instruments.

We are actively engaged in bringing musical diversity to the campus, giving students a platform to convene, discuss and perform.

Founded in 1998, Northeastern University’s student-driven record label aims to accelerate the careers of emerging artists. They offer their diverse lineup of artists a full range of services, including studio and live recording, marketing, merchandising, booking and management. For nearly two decades, Green Line Records has served as the hub where learning and local arts collide.

Live Music Association is a completely student-run group that books, promotes, and runs small concerts on campus that primarily feature up-and-coming artists that students want to see. Our club largely consists of non-music industry majors by chance, so it allows students who have an extracurricular interest in concerts and live entertainment to get hands on experience running a show in Afterhours and meet peers that have the same interests.

The Northeastern University Songwriting Club is a group for songwriters and musicians of all styles and experience levels to share their music and meet peers to collaborate with! It doesn't matter if you've never written a song in your life or you write every day. We welcome all who are interested, even if you just want to hang out and listen. Our goal is to make each other better musicians.

Founded in 2006, Tastemakers Magazine exists to give Northeastern students a voice in the music industry and help members develop their craft. Publishing four issues a year, producing its semi-annual Tastemakers Presents concert series, and actively involved in the Northeastern and Boston communities, We offer a wide variety of unique learning experiences for our members.

Women in Music Northeastern is a student organization at Northeastern University and the first collegiate chapter of Women in Music aimed at providing educational resources and networking opportunities for aspiring music industry professionals, with a focus on empowering, supporting, and recognizing women-identifying students and individuals in the musical arts.

WRBB has provided the Northeastern and Back Bay communities with the best on-air programming since the '60s, and that hasn't changed in the modern era! WRBB is dedicated to supporting the Boston music scene and act as a creative and professional outlet for those interested in broadcast media. Join today and get on the air, or get involved with our growing promotional department, award-winning sports broadcasters, music department, or even get involved with booking shows on campus!