MUSIC

Now in its ninth year, the Berklee BeanTown Jazz Festival, Boston's largest and most popular outdoor festival, has expanded to nine days and nine stages at locations in Boston and Cambridge, and has named world-renowned drummer and Berklee professor Terri Lyne Carrington its new artistic director. From September 18 to 26, superstars and local artists will come together in free and ticketed offerings that have drawn upwards of 70,000 people of all ages from every neighborhood in Boston and all over New England. The festival's largest roster yet will feature performances by more than 20 bands and 130 musicians at the Berklee Performance Center (BPC), Scullers Jazz Club, Regattabar, Wally's Cafe, Berklee's Cafe 939 and David Friend Recital Hall, and outdoor stages along Columbus Avenue. The Berklee BeanTown Jazz Festival is sponsored by Target and Dunkin' Donuts. Sunday,

September 20- Jose Ramos is one of Boston's most exciting and prolific blues and r&b vocalists, and his No Way Jose! Band is a multicultural blend of musicians from all over the world who have been packing the clubs around Boston for more than 20 years.