We posted an Indy rumor this morning and now another show is popping up on a couple of ticket broker sites:

Camden, NJ
Susquehanna Bank Center
Thursday, August 25th, 2011

Again this show is not confirmed yet but listings on ticket broker sites have a pretty good track record.

We’re still waiting on the full summer tour schedule to be released, but there’s a rumored show at the Verizon Wireless Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana (outside of Indianapolis) for May.

ETAtickets.com, an Indianapolis-based ticket broker, posted today that Jimmy Buffett would perform in Noblesville on Thursday, May 26th.

As we’ve said before with these kind of listings, sometimes they are right and sometimes they are wrong. But more often than not, they turn out being correct. We’ll confirm the date when we can.

On Friday night, Jimmy Buffett and Kenny Chesney performed together at the Everglades Foundation benefit in Palm Beach, Florida. Here’s a few more details from the evening:

Chesney’s friend and Foundation Board member Jimmy Buffet joined Chesney on stage for Chesney’s “Back Where I Come From” and one of Buffett’s signature songs, “Come Monday.” Mac McAnally joined Chesney on “Down The Road.”

On performing at the benefit Chesney said, “I was honored that Jimmy (Buffett) asked me to be a part of the Everglades Foundation Benefit. Restoring and protecting future damage to the Everglades is very important to me. Hopefully this helped bring some attention to a very important cause.” The Everglades Foundation is dedicated to protecting and restoring one of the world’s unique natural ecosystems, providing economic, recreational and life- sustaining benefits to the millions of people who depend on its future health. Chesney joins a diverse line up of artists who have performed at previous benefits including Sting, Gloria Estefan, Diana Ross and John Mellencamp.

The sixth annual ForEverglades Foundation Benefit was held Friday night at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida. Kenny Chesney was the featured guest, but Jimmy Buffett made an appearance too:

(photo by Lucien Capehart)

(photo by Mike Jachles)

(photo by Mike Jachles)

(photo by MagMcMill)

It was announced a month ago that Jimmy Buffett planned to build a new Margaritavlle Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi. On Tuesday the City Council approved the plans. Here are more details that have been revealed:

The $48 million first phase will create about 700 jobs. The 20,000 square feet of casino will have 750 slot machines and 18 table games. The restaurant and bar will seat 290 indoors and on the outdoor dining deck overlooking the Back Bay, plus 60 more on a second level. The 17,000-square-foot events center will have seating for about 780.

The developers hope to break ground in April and open in early 2012.

Read the full article here.