Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band will perform at the Verizon Wireless Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana on Tuesday, July 29th.

Tickets go on sale Monday, March 3rd at 10 am.

(Hat tip to Mick The Pirate)

UPDATE: This date has been confirmed by LiveNation.

The presale for tickets to the April 26th Jimmy Buffett concert at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, TX will begin tomorrow (Wednesday the 27th) at 10 am CST.

Click here for the TicketMaster purchase link.

Ticket prices are $44.50 – $126.

You will need a password to buy tickets during the presale, which runs through Sunday night. You can find the password here, where it was posted first, before anywhere else (hat tip to Gato!).

LiveDaily has an article on Buffett’s latest tour announcements:

With summer right around the corner, Parrotheads are no doubt getting antsy for their live Jimmy Buffett shows.

Indeed, Buffett and his Coral Reefer Band have announced their first concerts of “The Year of Still Here” tour and will even treat fans to a couple of springtime shows. So far, they’ve got an April date in the Dallas area, a May gig at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and June/July shows in Philadelphia and East Troy, WI, as well as a two-night stand at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, IL.

Read the entire article here.

Another tour date has just been announced. Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band will play Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Saturday, June 14th.

Tickets will go on sale Monday, March 10th.

Check out all tour dates currently scheduled here.

Hat tip to Luder62678R1 for passing this along!

Pulaski County, a horse co-owned by Jimmy Buffett, New Orleans Saints Coach Sean Payton, General Manager Mickey Loomis, quarterback Drew Brees, vice president of communications Greg Bensel, along with several others under the banner Last Mango Racing Stable, placed first in the 8th race at the New Orleans Fair Grounds on Thursday.

In a spirited winner’s circle, Greg Bensel had winning jockey Robby Albarado don a Last Mango football helmet.

It was the partnership’s first-ever win; they got into the sport last fall by claiming Pulaski County for $50,000 at Keeneland.

Pulaski County, who took command in mid-stretch and drew clear by a length at the wire, paid $7.80, $4 and $3.20 as the second choice in the wagering, and accomplished the six furlongs in 1:12.54.

“I was the next one to get gelded if this horse didn’t win,” Bensel joked.

Payton called him a few minutes after the race. Bensel said Payton and Buffett bet on Pulaski County, who paid $7.80 to win. “Jimmy Buffett was watching from St. Bart on his boat, Last Mango III,” Bensel said.

Read more about Last Mango Racing Stable here.