Jimmy Buffett was at the Sony Ericsson Open on Tuesday in Miami with his son and played a little against the Bryan Brothers. (See video at bottom of article)

Mike Bryan tweeted: “Good battle today at @SEOpen with Jimmy Buffett. He’s got some game. What’s that on his racket? Nah. Can’t be…..”

And Bob Bryan posted this tweet and photo: “Family pic with Mr. Margaritaville, Jimmy Buffett. Guy has one helluva forehand down the line”

Update – Premier Tennis Travel has video of Jimmy playing. He’s pretty good!

Jimmy Buffett will play a free show in New Orleans as part of the NCAA Final Four festivities, reports NOLA.com

Kiss, the Black Keys and Jimmy Buffett are slated to perform free concerts in Woldenberg Park along the Mississippi River in downtown New Orleans the weekend of the NCAA Men’s Final Four. The concerts are part of a full slate of festivities throughout the college men’s basketball championship weekend.

In recent years Buffett, a native of the Gulf Coast with close ties to New Orleans, has mostly limited his local performances to hugely popular appearances at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival presented by Shell, as well as impromptu sets at clubs and the occasional tailgate party. The mayor of “Margaritaville” is a passionate fan of the New Orleans Saints who often attends playoff games and turns up in the locker room. He’ll perform at Woldenberg on Sunday, April 1.

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Miami Heat star Shane Battier, who’s a big parrothead, attended Jimmy’s concert in Miami on Saturday night and gave him a really cool gift.

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Jimmy Buffett attended the Saints game last weekend in New Orleans and shot some footage, along with his commentary, from the sidelines.

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Jimmy Buffett was in New Orleans this weekend where he attended the New Orleans Saints playoff game. And on Sunday he was at the track to watch two of his horses:

Legendary singer and songwriter Jimmy Buffett, in town to attend the previous night’s playoff win by his beloved New Orleans Saints, was at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots on Sunday to see Who Dat Ambush, a 3-year-old colt owned by a partnership including several of Buffett’s friends, win the sixth race. Who Dat Ambush is named for the legendary onsides kick that the Saints recovered to start the second half of Super Bowl XLIV, a play the Saints coaches called “Ambush.”

Two races later, Buffett saw Fleurdefortyfour, which he is a part-owner of along with several Saints front-office executives as part of Last Mango Racing Stable, finish off the board. Fleurdefortyfour also has a Saints-themed name referencing Super Bowl XLIV.