This One’s For You Fing! The Songwriters Joint presents “Sing 4 Fing”, the first annual tribute and benefit show for Greg “Fingers” Taylor, the legendary blues and Coral Reefer Legend.

The show will be held Saturday, October 5th, 2024 in Nashville, w partial ticket proceeds benefitting the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America.

Join us in Music City and celebrate Fing’s life and legacy alongside Mac McAnally, Steven Taylor, Keith Sykes, Mishka, Peter & Brendan Mayer, John Frinzi, Blues Legend Johnny Sansone, Legendary Coral Reefers Roger Bartlett, Josh Leo, Eric Darken, and Doyle Grisham and many other great singer/songwriters. It is going to be a night like no other, and you never know who will pop in!

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A star-studded tribute concert will be held next month in Los Angeles for Jimmy Buffett. The Coral Reefer Band will perform, along with many of Buffett’s friends and colleagues including Paul McCartney, Kenny Chesney, Zac Brown, Jon Bon Jovi, the Eagles, Eric Church, Sheryl Crow, and more.

The concert will be held Thursday, April 11th at the Hollywood Bowl.

Tickets go on sale this Wednesday at 10am through Ticketmaster.

Billboard.com has the exclusive premiere of the new music video for “University of Bourbon Street” from Jimmy Buffett’s final album Equal Strain on All Parts.

The video is full of scenes of Jimmy in New Orleans over the years, as well as footage from Jimmy in the studio and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band performing for the song.

The late Jimmy Buffett deeply loved New Orleans. After graduating from the University of Southern Mississippi, he moved to the Crescent City for a year and his time there informed the rest of his musical life.

He played New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival at least a dozen times, adored New Orleans legendary composer/artist Allen Toussaint (who wrote a song called “I’m Gonna Hang with Jimmy Buffett”), recorded and toured with local icons The Neville Brothers, and when asked by a journalist if he thought “there would be a Jimmy Buffett if there wasn’t a New Orleans,” Buffett replied, “I don’t think there ever would have been.”

Watch the video now at Billboard.com.