The Cincinnati Enquirer has an article on Buffett coming to town on Thursday:

Buffett brings his Party at the End of the World tour to town Thursday evening for a sold-out show in front of 20,500 folks at Riverbend. Like every one of his shows here since the mid-’80s, he sold out in a matter of minutes. This promises to be one of the busiest, most raucous parties of the year.

Read about the BEGANniversary along with the rest of the article here.

The second leg of the Party At The End Of The World Tour kicked off Friday night at the HiFi Buys Amphitheater in Atlanta, Georgia. It was a damp show with Buffett not playing an intermission due to the rain.

Noteworthy songs from the set list included “Tampico Trauma”, last played in 2004 and Mac’s “The City”, last played in 2005. View the entire set list from the show here.

Did you attend the show? Post your pictures in the Photo Gallery or add your comments about the show on the Discussion Board.

The tour continues on Sunday in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The Star-Ledger has an article on Little Feat that mentions that Buffett has recorded a duet for their new album:

Murphy says the band has been working on an album that would feature new versions of old Little Feat songs with guest singers as well as new material.

She revealed only one duet partner: Jimmy Buffett, at whose Key West studio the album’s basic tracks were recorded. But she promised the album will be “a big free-for-all, like Jimmy’s last record (the 2004 guest-filled ‘License To Chill’).”

Read the whole article here.