Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band brought their Party At The End Of The World Tour into Irvine, California on Thursday night for the first of two shows.

The set list changed a lot from the first show of the tour. Buffett mixed in a cover of the Mama’s and Papa’s “California Dreamin,” and played “California Promises”, the first time it had been played since 2001. The featured album of the night was One Particular Harbour. At intermission, the video for “Livin’ It Up” was shown.

View the entire set list from the show here.

Did you attend the show? Add your pictures to the Photo Gallery. Also, you can post or view comments about the show here.

The tour continues on Saturday night with the second show from Irvina.

Gary Robbins of the Orange County Register wrote a review of Thursday night’s Irvine, California show:

This time around, Buffett was energetic, wistful and direct. He opened the show with a solo version of “Boat Drinks,” a drinking song for a well-lubricated crowd. His Parrothead fans had been tipping margaritas in the parking lot for hours. (One woman was giving them away in exchange for a kiss.)

Read the entire review here

Included in the article is the following photo of Jimmy on stage during the show

Photo credit: Kelly A. Swift

There are a couple of articles so far this morning on the Phoenix show, take a look:

East Valley Tribune –
“Parrotheads party at Cricket Pavilion”

The Arizona Republic –
“Jimmy Buffett’s latest tour sets sail in Phoenix”

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band kicked off The Party At The End Of The World Tour with a show at the Cricket Pavilion in Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday night.

Buffett is doing a new format this year where he will open the second set by featuring an album. For the Phoenix show, it was Fruitcakes. JB played Uncle John’s Band, Delaney Talks to Statues, She’s Got You, and Everybody’s Got A Cousin In Miami.

View the entire set list from the show here. Did you attend the show? Add your pictures to the Photo Gallery. Also, you can post or view comments about the show here.

The tour continues on Thursday with the first of two shows from Irvine, California. The second is Saturday night.

The East Valley Tribune has a comprehensive guide to attending a Jimmy Buffett concert:

They sound like something out of a Roger Corman horror flick from the ’50s. They are known as “Heads,” those ardent fans of bands like the Grateful Dead (Deadheads), Phish (Phishheads) and Dave Matthews Band (Daveheads).

Here is Get Out’s guide for everything you need to hit Jimmy Buffett’s show Tuesday.

Read on here.