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Buffett interviewed on USA Today

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 05.12.08 under Jimmy Buffet

Jimmy Buffett fans are over the moon on hearing the news that their multi-faceted idol’s latest novel “Swine Not? A Novel Pig Tale” will be hitting the book shelves all across America tomorrow, the 13th of May. In an interview with USA Today recently Jimmy Buffett said that he was enjoying all that he is doing at the age of 61 and said that he has had a great run entertaining Parrotheads all over the world so far. Buffett said that challenging oneself brings the best out of a man and that is the reason why he is still driving airplanes and writing books. Jimmy on a question of pigs touring with him said that there will be no such thing happening during the concerts.

Jazzing it up with Jimmy

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 05.05.08 under Jimmy Buffet, Music, News

It has been known that it NEVER rains on a Jimmy Buffett concert or showcase. And that statement was proven true last Saturday at Jazzfest. Earlier on Saturday morning, it rained cats and dogs but hours later, a little while before Buffett was slated to appear before a full house at Jazzfest, the dark clouds cleared.

One of the highlights at Jazzfest includes Buffett belting out a memorable acoustic version of “Come Monday”. The crowd was also suitably amused when Buffett spotted a member of the audience wearing a shirt that says “Helping Rebuild New Orleans One Margarita At A Time”, and the jovial crooner instantly offered to swap his own flip flops for that shirt.

Buffett creates rock waves at Charlotte show

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 05.02.08 under Jimmy Buffet, News, tour

The “Year of Still Here” tour by Jimmy Buffett and his Coral Reef Band made its fourth stop at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Charlotte, Northern California and the ParrotHeads were over the moon when they heard their star performer utter “Hello Carolina, We’re still here”. This is the first time that Jimmy Buffett is performing here after a gap of two years and Jimmy performed “Trying to Reason with Hurricane Season” for the first time in his four shows so far.

 

It was a thrilling night for his fans as he performed “Fins” and “Rainy Day Woman “, a Bob Dylan classic. The biggest surprise of the whole concert night was when Jimmy came up with “God’s Own Drunk” which he last performed in October. Parrotheads were pretty much excited when they heard their idol sing this rare song and the response that he got for the song was really out of the world.

Buffett Starts Rehearsal for 2008 Tour

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 04.20.08 under Album, Concerts, Jimmy Buffet, Music, News

Fans of Jimmy Buffett will be glad to hear that he has started rehearsing for his 2008 tour, which is called “The Year of Still Here”. Popular Radio Margaritaville DJ Kirsten was seen popping into the station. When asked for updates, she said that Jimmy and the Coral Reefer Band are hard at work preparing for their new tour. She also further added that they have been rehearsing in an undisclosed location and that Jimmy assures them that this tour will be a special one for fans.

Possible songs that would be included in the tour are “Migration”, “Ragtop Day”, “Landfall”, “Cowboy in the Jungle”, “Homemade Music”, “Tiki Bar is Open”, “Rainy Day Women #12 and 35”, “Fruitcakes”, “Mexico”, “Stars on the Water” and “Gulf Coast Highway”. Jimmy Buffett’s new tour is expected to kick off at Woodlands, Texas on April 21 and will end at the MGM Grand, Las Vegas on 25 October.

Buffett Attends Dinner in Support of John Alexander

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 04.14.08 under Background, Jimmy Buffet, News, Restaurant, Venue

Fans of Jimmy Buffett were surprised to see the star at a Houston dinner party to honor his friend, John Alexander. 135 lucky people who were at the ZaZa Hotel on Friday were there on invitation to celebrate Alexander’s outstanding career in a lavish dinner titled “John Alexander: A Retrospective.” This dinner-cum-exhibition also features the Texan artist’s collection of 61 exquisite oil paintings and 36 various art work created from the 1970’s to the present day.

Jimmy Buffett was there to lend his support to his long time artist friend but none was more tickled than he was when David Berg, fellow entertainer and singer/songwriter, introduced himself as Jimmy Buffett. The crowd laughed appreciatively and uproariously when the real star, Buffett himself, stood up and clapped in honor of John Alexander.

In other news, Buffett is set to end his tour in Honolulu where his new restaurant “Jimmy Buffett’s at the Beachcomber” is set to open its doors to the public in November.

Buffett enthralls fans at annual Bucket Regattas race

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 04.04.08 under Jimmy Buffet, Songs

Jimmy Buffett was at St. Barts last Saturday to perform live in front of his loyal fans at the annual Bucket Regattas racing. The participants of the annual Bucket Regattas race were thrilled to bits to heat their singing icon perform in front of them live for about one and a half hours. Buffett performed on the dock of St. Barts on March 29th and he officially announced that he was kicking off his “The Year of Still Here” tour.

All the Jimmy Buffett fans at the quay were excited and happy to see him perform some acoustical solo performances like “Boat drinks”, “Margaritaville”, “Brown Eyed Girl” and “Cheeseburger in Paradise”. He received thunderous applause and cheers from the crowd when he sang the “Boat Drinks” and “Fins” songs. Buffet also sang “It’s five O’ Clock Somewhere” and “Autour du Rocher” for the audience who swayed and danced to his wonderful music and it was a wonderful musical extravaganza on the quay of St. Barts.

Jimmy Buffett to perform in Glendale

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 03.31.08 under Jimmy Buffet, News, Venue

Jimmy Buffet, the business tycoon and the king of entertainment, is going to do a spontaneous show at one of his restaurants. The show is scheduled for April 9th at the newly opened Margaritaville restaurant owned by Jimmy Buffet in Glendale, Arizona. The restaurant is located on the southern part of the West Gate City center and is famous for its décor. The show will take place near the fountain area outside the restaurant.

The impromptu show of Jimmy Buffet is expected to begin at 6 p.m and very less crowd is expected for the show as it is not promoted extensively. Jimmy Buffet fans can get tickets for this event just by going to the venue and filling the entry form from April 3rd onwards. Only limited tickets will be sold as it is difficult to accommodate more than 4000 people at the venue. People will get a chance to enjoy the music of his band as well as the food from his restaurant.

Jimmy Buffett to enthrall fans in Madison Square Garden

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 03.28.08 under Jimmy Buffet, News

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reef band will be performing at an important landmark in New York City, the Madison Square Garden, on the 12th of June, as part of the “The Year of Still Here” summer tour the band is undertaking across many cities in North America. The Parrotheads, Jimmy Buffett’s fan club, will be in large members to witness their superstar’s remarkable performance and the Madison Square Garden is expected to be a sell out that day.

Jimmy Buffett’s proven track record of over forty records with many of them being gold, platinum and multi-platinum hits will ensure that the Parrotheads and his fans, both young and old, will come in large numbers to watch him perform live in front of them. There are many ticket promotional activities that are taking place for this concert all over New York and the tickets for the concert will be on sale from March 31st.

Jimmy Buffett’s tickets sold out in ten minutes

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 03.24.08 under Jimmy Buffet

There is no doubt in anyone’s mind regarding the popularity and celebrity status of Jimmy Buffett. If there was any doubt about the artist’s reputation in the people’s mind in Greater Cincinnati, all that would have vanished by hearing the news that the ticket sales for Buffett’s summer tour at Riverbend Musical Center has sold out in about ten minutes. Jimmy Buffett and his Coral Reef Band are slated to perform on July 17th at the Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati.

Jimmy Buffett fans have been welcoming him with great love and affection whenever he toured Cincinnati and this year will also be no exception. The ticket prices are a bit on the higher side, with pavilion seats sold at $136 and the lawn spot sold at $36. Many fans are disappointed as the tickets were sold out within 10 minutes of opening of the ticket counter. There is no doubt that Parrotheads will be in full swing during the concert.

Ticket sales a bit dull for Jimmy Buffett’s Houston concert

[ Comments Off ] Posted on 03.21.08 under Jimmy Buffet, News

The ticket sales for the Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reef Band at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston did not sell at a very brisk pace as expected. There are two concerts that will be coming up in Houston and tickets for both the concerts were sold last Saturday morning. To everyone’s surprise, the tickets for the Buzzfest, a show that brings out the talented young rock stars to Houston annually, was sold within two hours of ticket issue and the Jimmy Buffett concert had hundreds of good seats still available.

Last year, Jimmy Buffett and his Coral Reef Band performed in front of 40,000 packed fans at Minute Maid Park in Houston and the concert was also the biggest draw that was witnessed in the history of Houston. Buzzfest is full day musical festival where fans will be able to see relatively new artists and acts and is a bit cheaper on the pocket as well. Buffett tickets are priced a bit higher and are the highest priced ticket among all the other summer concerts that Jimmy Buffett is undertaking. Buffett will be performing at Houston on the 21st of April and by that time one can be sure that the Parrotheads would have by then purchased all the left over tickets.

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