Jimmy and the Coral Reefers are scheduled to appear in the May 8th New Orleans Jazz Fest broadcast! Beginning at 6 p.m. CST, the high definition broadcast will include approximately 4 hours each night of performances, interviews, as well as a trip around the Fair Grounds to give viewers a glimpse at some of the elements that make Jazz Fest so special.

For more information and webcast schedule, go to rollingstone.com/jazzfest.

Jimmy’s performance will also be broadcast on Radio Margaritaville on May 7th. Tune in to listen LIVE on Radio Margaritaville, starting at 6pm ET on May 7th, hosted by Savannah Jane Buffett!

After a chilly night in St. Louis on Tuesday, Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band took the Welcome to Fin Land Tour south to Houston, Texas.

Jimmy broke out a few more gems for the show, including “Railroad Lady,” “Door Number Three,” “Making Music for Money,” and appropriately, “Cinco de Mayo in Memphis.” Buffett finished the show with a solo acoustic version of “Death of an Unpopular Poet.”

View the full set list here.

Next on the schedule is a performance at the legendary New Orleans Jazz Fest on Saturday. Then Jimmy takes two weeks off before returning to the state of Texas for a show at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco.

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It was a cool night in St. Louis, but Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band rocked the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.

Fox 2 Now had a report from the show:

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band will again play two Saturday shows in October:

October 15th and 22nd

Tickets go on sale Monday, May 9th at 10 am PDT through TicketMaster.

An American Express presale for both shows begins tomorrow (Wednesday) at 10 am PDT.

(hat tip parrotheadcase)

On Saturday night, Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band returned to Kansas City for the first time in over a decade. The Kansas City Star has a review of the show:

Jimmy Buffett’s previous show in Kansas City was out at the Sandstone amphitheater on May 3,1997 — three U.S. presidents ago. The world has changed a lot since then. Buffett hasn’t.

He’s 64 now, a little paunchier and balder, but he’s still the ringleader of the biggest party band in the music business.

Saturday night, before 17,000 fans in the Sprint Center — many of them dressed in various and outlandish Parrothead attire (plastic leis, coconut-shell bras, Hawaiian shirts, shark-head headdresses) — Buffett and his Coral Reefer Band made up for their long absence from these parts by throwing down a show that lasted nearly 2½ hours and a 27-song setlist that included a few well-known covers and all of his best-known material.

The Welcome to Fin Land Tour continues Tuesday in St. Louis.