July 17th, 2006Congratulations to Megan Mohr, the winner of Radio Margaritaville’s Ultimate Parrothead contest. She will be going to Jimmy Buffett’s Boston concert August 10th, airfare and hotel included, and guest on Savannah Jane’s pre-concert Tailgate Party, which can be heard live on Radio Margaritaville.
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July 17th, 2006The Galveston County Daily News has an article on Buffett being the winner when residents were asked “If Galveston were a famous person, who would it be, and why?”
Topping the list of responses was — drum roll, please — Jimmy Buffett, the laid-back singer who has made a fortune selling CDs to his legion of baby boomer fans known as Parrotheads, singing oddball ditties about drinking, hamburgers and hanging around the beach.
Read the entire article here.
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July 16th, 2006Tickets go on sale today, Monday, July 17th at 9 am EDT for the Madison Square Garden show on Thursday, September 14th in New York City.
Click Here for the Ticketmaster link to purchase tickets.
Prices: $46.00 -$196.00.
View all of the tour dates that are scheduled on the Tour Dates page.
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July 14th, 2006 |
Mailboat Records has a page up for the Live at Wrigley DVD. It has the complete track listing and also has audio clips of a few of the songs.
The DVD will be released August 1st. You can Pre-Order now through Amazon. |
Track Listing:
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DISC ONE: 1. Piece Of Work |
DISC TWO: 1. Go Cubs Go |
Bonus materials include exclusive behind the scenes footage and much more.
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July 13th, 2006The Augusta Chronicle has an article on the South Carolina Parrothead License Plates:
Jimmy Buffett fans have months to wait until South Carolina’s Parrothead license plates are available. But through Saturday, the rights to the first 10 are being auctioned. The high bid for license plate “JB 1” – aka, the No. 1 Jimmy Buffett fan – is $1,000. Other plates range from $50 to $175.
The plates themselves are still being designed. A representative from Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville company has drawn three designs, which are still being tweaked. After a final design is chosen, there must be 400 orders for the license plates for the Department of Motor Vehicles to produce them.
“I think the first 350 are going to go like hotcakes,” said Venning Morrison, the president of the Palmetto Parrothead Club. “And then we might actually have to advertise.”
To place a bid, visit www.scphlp.org.
The auction ends at 8 p.m. Saturday.
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