Jimmy Buffett wrapped up the summer tour on Saturday night at Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy, Wisconsin.

Buffett performed Soulfully live for the first time. On Thursday night at Jones Beach he debuted “Tides”, which is barely beating out Somethin’ ‘Bout a Boat for your favorite song from the new album. You can vote for your favorite on the homepage (left column, scroll down below the eBay listings).

View the full set list here.

A month from now Jimmy heads across the pond for two shows in Paris. Then in October he makes his usual west coast swing to Vegas, plus shows in Denver and Phoenix. Get tickets now!

Jimmy Buffett released his latest album Songs From St. Somewhere this week and it’s heading for a top 5 debut on the Billboard 200 all-genre album chart:

Veteran singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett is set to score his tenth top 10 album, as “Songs From St. Somewhere” should bow in the top five next week. It is on course to sell around 55,000. He last visited the top 10 with 2010’s “Encores,” which debuted and peaked at No. 7.

Billboard expects Luke Bryan to remain at #1 with ‘Crash My Party,’ followed by John Mayer at #2 with ‘Paradise Valley.’ R&B supergroup TGT and rapper Earl Sweatshirt are expected to be somewhere in the top 5 along with Buffett.

See Jimmy’s full chart history here.

On Wednesday, in between Jones Beach shows, Jimmy took to the waters off Nantucket for some fishing. Check out his catch!

“Look what ran into my line this morning!” he tells USA TODAY through his rep.

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The singer/songwriter/surfer, 66, caught a very large tuna in the ocean waters off Nantucket while enjoying a day off between Jones Beach concerts in the New York area. It weighed in at 350 pounds and was 74 inches long.

That’s one big fish, Jimmy!

And no, his publicist assures USA TODAY, it’s not a stunt for his upcoming Broadway musical, Big Fish. But it sure could be.

In fact, Jimmy’s rep tells USA TODAY that he was surprised by the catch, which took him about an hour to reel in.

(hat tip Dean and Ann)

After three years and a few delays, the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort is finally ready for groundbreaking:

The developer of Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort will host a groundbreaking bash for local dignitaries at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Johnson Street bandshell.

Hollywood officials are predicting the $147 million Jimmy Buffett-themed project will usher in a wave of redevelopment on the beach.

Nearly 200 city officials and VIPs have been invited to the big event.

The Margaritaville Biloxi opened a year and a half ago, and this week it was revealed that a hotel tower is planned for the development:

A workshop to discuss a connector road for Bayview Avenue brought news of two casino developments on the Point in Biloxi.

Margaritaville Casino is planning a $50 million to $60 million development to build a hotel tower, according to managing director John Cary.

Chris Ferrara of Biloxi Boardwalk, who owns the Heinz plant adjacent to Margaritaville, said he plans to spend $200 million for a casino, hotel, convention center and RV park in east Biloxi.