Jimmy Buffett performed at The Fillmore in San Francisco on Thursday night, raising money for Singing for Change.

You can view the set list here.

The Mercury News has a review of the show: “Jimmy Buffett delivers fun Fillmore show”

It was certainly the top ticket of the season for Parrothead Nation, aka, the group of devoted fans who like nothing better than to dress up in wild garb, toss back a few margaritas and go see Buffett in concert. It’s a sizable contingent, enough to fill up all the arenas and amphitheaters, from coast to coast, where the 65-year-old troubadour usually performs.

Yet, he wasn’t playing a 20,000-capacity place like Mountain View’s Shoreline Amphitheatre (Buffett’s usual stamping ground in the Bay Area) this time around. He was performing before roughly 1,000 fans, who were lucky enough to score tickets to the sold-out show.

These fans certainly knew that it was a rare opportunity and thus acted like they’d just been handed winning lottery tickets. They showered Buffett with raucous applause and cheers throughout his two-hour-plus show.

Although he was performing in an intimate setting, Buffett didn’t cheat the crowd. Instead, the singer-songwriter-guitarist and his 10-piece Coral Reefer Band delivered their regular arena-sized production — and it was thrilling to witness that kind of firepower in such relatively cozy confines.

Jimmy Buffett will perform a show in San Francisco in a couple weeks benefiting Singing for Change:

On Thursday, October 18th, Jimmy & the Coral Reefer Band will be performing a very special intimate concert at The Fillmore in San Francisco, CA to benefit Singing for Change. The concert starts at 8pm (doors at 6pm), and tickets go on sale Monday, October 8th at 10am at Ticketmaster.

Please note:
There is a two ticket limit per customer, and this is a Will Call only event. Each customer will need to bring their government-issued photo ID and credit card used to purchase the tickets to the box office window on the day of the concert to redeem the tickets. Once the ticket order is redeemed the customer must directly enter The Fillmore.

All will call tickets must be picked up by the card holder. Alternate names for Will Call will not be permitted. Ticketmaster at its discretion will cancel any and all orders with out notice that exceed the ticket limit. This includes duplicate orders having the same name, bill address or credit card.

After more than 20 years, Jimmy made a triumphant return to Brisbane, Australia, on September 21st and Radio Margaritaville is broadcasting it all week long for the Jimmy Buffett Concert Replay!

Listen to Jimmy’s acoustic outdoor performance accompanied by Mac McAnally and Eric Darken of the Coral Reefer Band, from the Mt. Coot-tha Botanical Gardens starting Tuesday at 8pm ET/5pm PT.

Broadcast Schedule:
All times Eastern.

• Tuesday, October 2nd at 8pm
• Thursday, October 4th at 10am
• Friday, October 5th at 12:01am
• Friday, October 5th at 9pm
• Saturday, October 6th at 6pm

Jimmy Buffett’s Lounging at the Lagoon Tour continues to wind down as he heads into Camden, New Jersey tonight for a show at the Susquehanna B.ank Center.

You can listen to the show live on Radio Margaritaville beginning shortly after 8 pm EDT.

The Margarillas will again broadcast live on StageIt from Jimmy’s dressing room.

1PM eastern, live from Jimmy’s dressing room, the Margarillas will be broadcasting on Stageit.com.

Proceeds go to the Wounded Warrior Project.

Prizes for the 3 top tippers and one prize for best questioned asked to our guests.

Featured guest is the group HAHA-YO, the guys that wrote and sing “Jimmy Buffett.”

The Margarillas will answer questions and bring you up to speed on this leg of the tour, recap Alpine and discuss the Camden show.

After tonight, Buffett heads to Wantagh, NY on Thursday and then Bristow, VA on Saturday. There’s still time to get your tickets here.

Jimmy Buffett made his annual trek to Alpine Valley in East Troy, Wisconsin on Saturday night.

For the final song, a dedication to Neil Armstrong, Jimmy played “Oysters and Pearls”. He hadn’t performed it live since 2008.

Buffett has long had a fascination with aviation and space. His songs have been played as wakeup music on shuttle missions. He attended the final space shuttle launch last summer, and played a special show for the shuttle workers.

The Lounging at the Lagoon Tour continues Tuesday from Camden, NJ. Get your tickets now!