immy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band played the final show from Wrigley Field on Monday afternoon to thousands of parrotheads in Chicago.

Buffett took the crowd through a rendition of “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” towards the latter part of the show, sang a tribute to hurricane victims with “City of New Orleans,” and finished the show with Springsteen’s “Glory Days.”

Check out the set lists from both shows here or post comments about the shows on the discussion board.

Billboard has an article about Buffett’s Wrigley shows entitled “Buffett Winds Down Tour At Wrigley Field”.

Midway through yesterday’s two-and-a-half-hour show, Buffett, a longtime Cubs fan, said the idea was hatched appropriately enough “in a bar about seven years ago,” and thanked the city of Chicago and the Cubs for making it happen.

A native of the Gulf Coast, Buffett dedicated a sizeable portion of his set to the victims of Hurricane Katrina, signing a Cubs jersey at the front of the show and announcing that it would be auctioned off on eBay with the proceeds going to the Red Cross.

Crowds totaled over 87,000 for the two sold-out performances. “And you never know,” Buffett smirked at the end of the afternoon, “We might just do it again.”

Read the whole article here.

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band wrapped up the last of two shows from Citizen’s Bank Park in Philadelphia on Saturday night.

Check out the set list from the show here or drop a line if you attended the show on thediscussion board.

The next tour stop will be from Indianapolis on Wednesday. Check out all the dates scheduled on our Tour Dates page.

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band played the first of two shows from Citizen’s Bank Park in Philadelphia on Thursday night.

Check out the set list from the show here or drop a line if you attended the show on thediscussion board.

The second show from Philly will be on Satuday night. Check out all the dates scheduled on our Tour Dates page.