I received an e-mail from the Senior Communications Manager for Wal-Mart today. It turns out that the June 2nd concert at Razorback Stadium in Fayettville Arkansas will not be open to the public.

Contrary to misinformation communicated by some media outlets, this concert is not open to shareholders or to the general public.

Outdoor concert attendance will be limited to 25,000 Wal-Mart associates and specially invited guests. Wal-Mart associates will be allowed to bring one guest each.

Get more info here.

Arkansas Business is confirming that Jimmy Buffett is indeed scheduled to perform at the Wal-Mart Shareholders Meeting in early June in northwest Arkansas. From what we have been told, Jimmy will follow a couple other acts, performing at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayettville. According to another source, the show will be free and open to the public.

Check back often as we will report more news as it becomes available.

First reported here on April 25th, Jimmy Buffett is scheduled to play at the Wal-Mart Shareholders Meeting. According to a member of our site, Buffett will be the closing act on June 2nd at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayettville, Arkansas.

It is unclear how public the show will be. You may have to be a Wal-Mart shareholder to attend. Stay tuned for more details

A rumor is coming from northwest Arkansas that Jimmy Buffett may play at the annual Wal-Mart shareholder’s meeting in June. The show would be at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayettville.

Check back here often as we will report any new info that we have.

Jimmy Buffett performed for the Phillip Morris conference Tuesday night under a tent at the Westin St. John while hundreds of would-be concert crashers lined the shores and villa porches of Great Cruz Bay.

Close to the beach, at least a dozen small craft, dinghies and even a fishing boat with a Tuna Tower seemed lashed together to line the shore to applaud and sing along to tracks from Buffett’s newest CD, “License to Chill,” as well as old favorites like “Margaritaville” and “Cheeseburger in Paradise.” Fog horns punctuated applause and cheers rose from the crowd whenever Buffet began a song that was recognized.

The concert began about 10 pm and went nearly to 11:30pm.

taken from “News of St. John”.