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 performed in St. Paul, Minnesota on Tuesday night for the first time in several years. Actually, he performed in Margaritaville, as the mayor officially changed the name of St. Paul for the day.

photo: Pioneer Press: Chris Polydoroff – view more photos

Check out the set list from the show here.

Buffett ended the show with covers of Minnesota native Bob Dylan’s songs “Like a Rolling Stone” and “Girl From the North Country.”

Also before the show, the Minnesota Wild presented Jimmy with his own jersey:

Be sure to listen in on Jimmy’s last three shows of the year: Tulsa on Thursday, Little Rock on Saturday, and Honolulu on the 14th. Get tickets now

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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Radio Margaritaville wishes you a joyful Thanksgiving with a multi-course feast of Jimmy Buffett concerts along with our traditional serving of Arlo Guthrie’s classic “Alice’s Restaurant Masacree.” You’ll hear intimate, NEVER before broadcast, club gigs from Paris and California!! Radio Margaritaville’s Annual Thanksgiving Feast of Jimmy Buffett Concerts begins Thanksgiving Day at 6am ET/3am PST exclusively on SiriusXM’s Radio Margaritaville!

Broadcast Schedule
(All times Eastern and approximate.)

6:00am
West Palm Beach, FL
April 23, 2011

8:11am
Alice’s Restaurant

8:29am
Brisbane, Australia
September 21, 2012

10:57am
Paris, France (Le Trabendo)
September 26, 2013

1:04pm
Chicago, IL
July 29, 2000

3:36pm
Alice’s Restaurant

3:54pm
Aspen, CO
December 22, 2006

6:26pm
Solana Beach, CA
October 17, 2013
(Never Before Broadcast)

8:30pm
Melbourne, Australia
September 23, 2012

10:35pm
Alice’s Restaurant

10:53pm
Paris, France (La Cigale)
September 28, 2013
(Never Before Broadcast)

12:58am
Philadelphia, PA
August 27, 2005

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Coral Reefer Band member and singer/songwriter Mac McAnally won Musician of the Year for the sixth time in a row at Wednesday night’s CMA Awards in Nashville.

“I’m just proud to be one of the many who live on either side of the stage and in the fine print of CD covers,” McAnally told the TimesDaily. “It’s what I’ve wanted to do as long as I (can) remember. I’m so grateful.
“I’m happy and honored and feel guilty enough to go home and practice for a week.

Congratulations Mac!