The show moved North tonight as Jimmy and the band continued the Winter Session of the Summerzcool Tour with a show in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

The set list featured a few surprises tonight. The first surprise was the debut of the new song that Jimmy co-wrote with Will Kimbrough entitled “Wings.” Immediately following that Jimmy played “Jamaica Mistaica” for the first time since September 20, 2008 in Paris, France.

View the entire set list here.

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The 2009 Summerzcool Tour continues Saturday with a show in Uncasville, CT. There’s still plenty of time to get your tickets now!

The show was back on the road tonight as Jimmy and the band began the Winter Session of the Summerzcool Tour with a show in Charlottesville, Virginia.

The set list was the same as the summer shows. Jake Shimabukuro and Ilo Ferreira guested once again throughout the show, Jake joining Robert Greenidge for a beautiful version of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.”

View the entire set list here.

Did you attend the show? Share your thoughts on our Discussion Board or post your photos in our Photo Gallery.

Also check out a review of the concert from the Richmond Times Dispatch: “Jimmy Buffett predictable, familiar and fun”

The 2009 Summerzcool Tour continues Thursday with a show in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. There’s still plenty of time to get your tickets now!

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band performed Saturday at Neil Young’s annual Bridge School Benefit in Mountain View, California. The San Jose Mercury News has a review of the show:

After all that, Sheryl Crow was perfectly positioned to deliver a fan-friendly set, yet she disappointed by only dishing out a handful of hits. It would be up to Jimmy Buffett, the mayor of “Margaritaville,” to really get the party started.

The 62-year-old singer-songwriter, in his long-overdue Bridge debut, accomplished that task in fine fashion as he and his seven-piece Coral Reefer Band rolled out tender versions of “A Pirate Looks at Forty” and “Come Monday” as well as the tropical anthems “Volcano” and “Margaritaville.” They also played a cover of the Grateful Dead’s “Scarlet Begonias” – which the most-famous Deadhead in attendance, basketball great Bill Walton, dubbed as “excellent.” (Buffett performed only on Saturday, while comedian Adam Sandler filled that time slot on Sunday.)

Jimmy Buffett will perform at the 23rd annual Bridge School Benefit on Saturday, October 24th. The event is held at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, CA (suburb of San Francisco).

The lineup for the 23rd annual Bridge School Benefit concerts was unveiled today, bringing another star-studded lineup to Shoreline Amphitheatre including acoustic performances by Neil Young, No Doubt, Jimmy Buffett (performing Saturday only), Chris Martin of Coldplay, Adam Sandler (performing Sunday only), Sheryl Crow, Fleet Foxes, Monsters of Folk (featuring Conor Oberst, Yim Yames, M. Ward and Mike Mogis), Wolfmother and Gavin Rossdale.

These iconic annual concerts hosted by Neil and Pegi Young benefit The Bridge School, a program for the communicative and educational development of children with severe speech and physical impairments.

Tickets for the Bridge School Benefit Concerts go on sale Sunday, September 20th at 10am at Livenation.com or charge by phone at (877) 598-6659.

Tickets may be purchased at the Shoreline Amphitheatre Box Office between 10am to 2pm on Sundays with no service charge.

Advance tickets are $150.00 and $75.00 for reserved seating and $39.50 for general admission plus applicable service charges. Four packs of general admission tickets may be purchased for $99.00. There is a 4 ticket limit for reserved seats and 8 ticket limit on the lawn for these shows.

The November 14th Jimmy Buffett show at the Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida has been taken off of the Margaritaville.com Tour Dates page without explanation. The show was orginally announced on May 22nd, along with the London, Paris, and Charlottesville shows.

An e-mail response from Amway Arena didn’t shed much light on the subject:

At this time we still don’t have confirmed information on that concert. Please keep checking our website and ticketmaster.com.

Back in May three shows (Chula Vista, and the two fall October dates) were removed from Margaritaville.com after having been announced with the spring and summer dates. The Toronto, Uncasville, and NYC shows were also removed at that time but were put back.