Jimmy Buffett is in Hawaii for a couple of shows and in an interview with the Star-Advertiser he reveals his next big project:

Buffett called in from an undisclosed location on Oahu as he was preparing for his Saturday concert here at the Waikiki Shell, relaxing for a few days.

» NEXT BIG PROJECT: A “Margaritaville” Internet TV channel that will allow thousands of his fans to watch his shows in real time on their computers. He already has a “Radio Margaritaville” following. Though he’ll turn 67 on Christmas Day, he said he’s a techie and loves social media.

Buffett hopes to go online in May; there will not only be concert broadcasts but “reality TV” stories of his and adventures. Check margaritaville.com.

Read more of the interview here.

Saturday night’s Jimmy Buffett concert in Little Rock has been canceled due to extreme winter weather.

From the Verizon Arena:

Verizon Arena regrets to announce that tomorrow night’s Jimmy Buffett concert, Saturday December 7th, has been cancelled due to severe winter weather conditions, including freezing rain, sleet and snow.

The National Weather Service has issued an ice storm warning for Pulaski County and the surrounding counties, prompting officials to cancel this weekend’s concert.

Michael Marion, General Manager of Verizon Arena, said “I’ve spoken personally to the Arkansas Highway Department, our local meteorologists and have read all of the reports and the conditions for this weekend are simply prohibitive for us to host Jimmy Buffett tomorrow night. We regret we have had to cancel the concert, but our patrons safety is always first and foremost.”

Refunds are available at point of purchase. Tickets purchased by phone or online through Ticketmaster will be automatically refunded.

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band went back on the road Saturday night, playing Louisville for the second straight year.

The set list was similar to other Songs From St. Somewhere shows. View the full set list here.

The Courier Journal has a review of the show: “Jimmy Buffett, Parrotheads turn Yum! Center show into a beach blanket drinking party”

Buffett and his Coral Reefer Band delivered more than two hours of party music, and the Parrotheads obliged in grand, two-fisted tradition. Everything was about creating a laid-back, buzzed-on-the-beach vibe, which was personified by guy fans wearing plastic grass skirts and Buffett going barefoot.

Buffett has four shows remaining this year: Minneapolis, Tulsa, Little Rock, and Honolulu. There’s still time to get tickets!

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Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band wrapped up another Songs From St. Somewhere tour leg on Saturday night in Las Vegas. The annual October swing took Jimmy through Vegas twice, plus Phoenix and Denver.

See the set list from each show:

• 10.17.13 – Solano Beach, CA
• 10.19.13 – Las Vegas, NV
• 10.22.13 – Denver, CO
• 10.24.13 – Phoenix, AZ
• 10.26.13 – Las Vegas, NV

Jimmy will make one more tour swing this summer, hitting a few stops in the midwest, plus Hawaii:

• 11.30.13 – Louisville, KY
• 12.03.13 – St. Paul, MN
• 12.05.13 – Tulsa, OK
• 12.07.13 – Little Rock, AR
• 12.14.13 – Honolulu, HI

There’s still plenty of time to get tickets!

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band made a tour stop at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado on Tuesday night as part of the Songs From St. Somewhere Tour.

The show ended with Buffett playing “A Mile High in Denver,” a song from his very first album Down to Earth that was released in 1970! Jimmy said he was pretty sure it was the first time he’d ever played it live.

View the full set list here.

The Songs From St. Somewhere west coast swing continues on Thursday in Phoenix, then Saturday in Las Vegas.