The Denver area website heyreverb.com is reporting that Jimmy Buffett will perform in Denver this fall.

This is another indoor Colorado show for the summer dude, who last played Denver’s Pepsi Center in 2010. The show is on Tuesday, Oct. 22, and tickets for the go on sale June 17 at 10 a.m.

View all of Jimmy Buffett’s tour dates.

Update – Margaritaville.com has confirmed this show.

Jimmy Buffett will perform at the Paradise Theater on Wednesday, July 3rd to celebrate the grand opening of Margaritaville Resort Casino in Bossier City, LA (near Shreveport).

“We are so happy to finally be able to announce our Jimmy Buffett performance,” said Barry Regula, General Manager and Senior Vice President of Margaritaville Resort Casino. “It’s been a hard one to keep under wraps!”

Tickets go on sale Friday, June 7 at 10am via Ticketmaster, with a select number of tickets available to the general public. Paradise Theater doors open at 4pm on July 3 and the show starts at 5pm.

Tickets to the performance start at around $200.

Buffet was last seen in Bossier City in February 2012, for the groundbreaking of the casino. Buffett who owns the property, along with two other Margaritaville-themed casinos in Las Vegas, Nevada and another is in Biloxi, Mississippi. The Bossier City casino will be the largest of the three.

The casino is all on one level, spread across 30,000 square feet. There will be around 1,300 slot machines and 54 table games once it is open. There will be a 400-room hotel and three restaurants. The Paradise Theater seats 900.

Construction is nearly complete on the $197 million casino and hotel resort. A mid-June opening is expected.

It’s the sixth casino in the Shreveport-Bossier area and the first new facility in more than a decade.

Get more information about the Margaritaville Casino Resort at here.

Jimmy Buffett performed at a fundraiser for Boston terror victims last week, and you can watch his duet with James Taylor below:

In a post on her Facebook page, Jimmy’s sister Lucy, owner of Lulu’s at Homeport, swatted down any rumors about running for Congress:

Hi Folks – Seems like there are lots of funny rumors out there about me running for office. This is my official statement: I’m a restaurateur not a politician. I have no intention of running for any political office – EVER! Besides, as an 80’s wild child, I’d never survive the vetting process – LOL!

It was reported last week that Democrats were hoping to lure Lucy to run for the vacant seat in coastal Alabama.