Jimmy Buffett made his annual trek to Indianapolis on Tuesday night, playing a show at the Klipsch Music Center (formerly the Verizon Wireless Music Center).

You can view the set list from the show here.

Jimmy had some help on a couple songs from Katie Couric:

Couric hung out with Jimmy backstage earlier in the summer at his Mohegan Sun show. At that time she said that she would be doing segments on her upcoming talk show where people check items off their bucket list. After seeing Katie’s enthusiasm for Buffett every time he appeared on the Today Show, it’s safe to say that playing a Reeferette at a Buffett show was probably on her bucket list.

The tour continues Thursday night in Cincinnati. Get your tickets now.

After years of playing the amphitheater just outside Detroit, Jimmy Buffett was downtown in the Motor City Saturday night for a show at Comerica Park, home of the Tigers.

The Detroit Free Press has a review of the show:

On a delectable July night — 75 degrees when Buffett took the stage just before 10 p.m. — it was a virtual beach trip, a Saturday night staycation for a crowd of 39,000-plus.

Backed by idyllic ocean imagery on massive high-def screens, Buffett and his 11-member Coral Reefer Band rolled through a 2-hour, 10-minute set of hits and enduring fan favorites.

Steel drums, pedal steel guitars and breezy island rhythms rolled under Buffett’s Southern lilt through a series of crowd pleasers: the opening “One Particular Harbour,” a cover of Sam Cooke’s “Another Saturday Night,” the romping “Gypsies in the Palace,” a bouncy “Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes.” Buffett was joined by Detroit native Earl Klugh — whom he introduced as “one of the great, great jazz guitarists” — for “Jamaica Mistaica.”

Lionel Richie opened the night, playing a 65-minute set of his greatest hits. Richie joined Buffett later for a duet of “All Night Long.”

Miami Heat star Shane Battier was also at the show and filled in on the bongos during “Margaritaville.” Before coming out on stage, Battier tweeted: “About to play Congas @jimmybuffett concert. Oh lord, please don’t let me mess this up.”

He also shot this video from stage:

The Motor City will be rocking tonight as Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band bring the Lounging at the Lagoon Tour to Comerica Park in Detroit.

Fans are invited to soak in the full Margaritaville tailgating experience, starting Saturday at 10 a.m., with a FREE downtown beach party for all to enjoy. “Lounging At The Lagoon Tour Party”, located on the grounds surrounding Comerica Park, will feature a LandShark Lounge, margarita tasting, hula hooping, a variety of midway games, live entertainment and much, much more.

As for the show itself, Lionel Richie kicks things off with a set at 7:30. Buffett will take the stage shortly after.

You can listen to the show live on Radio Margaritaville on the web or Sirius XM.

Buffett stays in the Midwest this week with shows in Indianapolis and Cincinnati and then heads east on Saturday to rock Atlantic City. See the full tour schedule and get your tickets now!

Join Jimmy in a virtual hang out in his dressing room at Comerica Park for some stories and even a few tunes! Only those with tickets will be able to watch, and top tippers during the broadcast will get amazing gifts including autographed Frozen Concoction Makers or a personal phone call from Jimmy himself!

All proceeds will be going to charity.

Tune in to StageIt.com tonight at 6:30pm ET!

Get the details and reserve your spot here.

Jimmy helped demo Stageit at the South By Southwest festival in 2011.

At a press conference in Atlantic City today, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and Jimmy Buffett announced that the Margaritaville brand is coming to the Jersey shore:

Margaritaville is coming to Atlantic City. The Margaritaville project, slated for Resorts, could be open as early as May, 2013. Governor Chris Christie, Senate President Steven Sweeney, Resorts executive Aaron Gomes and Jimmy Buffett were on hand to announce the project.

The Margaritaville complex will feature a casino, a year-round beach bar complex, a restaurant, Five O’ clock Somewhere Bar, retail stores, Landshark Bar and Grill, and the first-ever coffee shop among all of the Margaritaville properties. The Resorts facade will be re-themed with the Margaritaville brand.

More from Galloway Patch:

He said giving Resorts the Margaritaville makeover will be a $35 million project that will created about 250 construction jobs and about 162 permanent jobs for those living in the area. The project is expected to be completed by the spring of 2013.

He said in addition to a casino and restaurant, Margaritaville will offer a year-round beach bar and a coffee shop, among other luxuries.

“We have great things happening in Atlantic City,” said Christie, who referred to the South Inlet Improvement, the Boardwalk Relighting, and the Steel Pier Renovation projects.