Picks of the week

Rock picks

Tonight: Gov't Mule is at Bank of America Pavilion with Grace Potter & the Nocturnals and Earl Greyhound; Railroad Earth and Shannon McNally play at the Paradise; the Gentlemen top the bill at the Abbey Lounge; Kris Delmhorst and Catie Curtis play an HIV/AIDS benefit at the Circle of Friends Coffeehouse. Tomorrow: WFNX Disorientation 2007 rolls into the Bank of America Pavilion with Guster, Bleu, and Hooray for Earth; Jimmy Buffett & the Coral Reefer Band (below) are at Gillette Stadium with openers Toots & the Maytals; the Charms top the bill at T.T. the Bear's; Hoodoo Gurus and the Downbeat 5 play downstairs at the Middle East.

Jazz picks

Tomorrow: At Ryles, Brazilian vocalist/guitarist Teresa Ines leads a quintet, including some of Boston's finest South American-born musicians, for a set of jazz-inflected traditional and contemporary Brazilian songs and originals. Sunday: A public memorial service celebrating the life and music of beloved trumpeter and educator Herb Pomeroy, featuring musical and spoken tributes, is at Emmanuel Church, Boston. Acclaimed bass virtuoso Hilliard Greene, musical director for legendary vocalist Jimmy Scott, presents a solo concert titled "Bach to Bop - Classical and Jazz," at the Colonial Inn, Concord. Wednesday: Austrian electric guitar master Wolfgang Muthspiel and his trio, whose recent disc "Bright Side" was widely hailed as one of the year's best, will be at the Regattabar. Thursday: Singer, pianist, and revered songwriter Mose Allison brings his unique blues/jazz synthesis to Scullers, opening a two-night stand.