Wilbur Theatre

In the blender When we were 14, the only trio we knew was the Three Stooges. Jazz vocalist Claire Dickson, 14, performs with a trio of pianist Michael McLaughlin, drummer Grant Smith, and bassist Greg Loughman. You can expect Dickson's diction to show off her blend of jazz, Latin, bop, and post-bop. 3 p.m. $10, $5 for kids. Lily Pad, 1353 Cambridge St., Cambridge. 617-395-1393. www.lily-pad.net

That extended to a diverse set list crammed with classics from the Kinks catalog as well as deeper cuts. All were given a heroes' welcome and most prompted enthusiastic singalongs encouraged by Davies himself. He bantered with audience members, read a passage from his memoir ``X-Ray,'' told stories about the songs, cracked a few jokes about the Kinks and brother Dave, and was in great voice, imbuing his vintage repertoire with fresh emotion.

Dec. 3 Ryan Landry and the Gold Dust Orphans in ``Mrs. Grinchley's Christmas Carol'' opens at Machine. www.brownpapertickets.com

Craig Ferguson taps inner craziness on 'Late Late Show' and his Comedy Central concert special. As Craig Ferguson faces a new rival in late night, he will carry on as host of CBS' "Late Late Show" with the blessing of South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

Don Imus in Massachusetts for St. Patrick's Day show the day after announcing he has cancer. Don Imus told listeners Tuesday that he assumes he'll be fine in his battle with prostate cancer, because that's what he always thinks.

Don Imus told listeners Tuesday that he assumes he'll be fine in his battle with prostate cancer, because that's what he always thinks.