Jimmy Buffett will make an appearance on The Today Show this morning in the 8am ET hour according to the Instagram account for the ‘Escape to Margaritaville’ musical:

Tune in to catch Jimmy Buffett tomorrow on The Today Show during the 8AM ET hour! #FinsUp

A post shared by Escape to Margaritaville (@buffettmusical) on Sep 28, 2017 at 10:31am PDT

The legendary Jimmy Buffett rocked out on NCIS: New Orleans in the Season 4 premiere, “Rogue Nation.” In this exclusive extended performance of his classic “I Will Play For Gumbo,” a number of fan favorites from the show get down in the crowd while he jams out. Watch all new episodes on NCIS: New Orleans on Tuesdays at 10/9c on CBS and CBS All Access.

Jimmy Buffett has appeared several times on the CBS show ‘Hawaii Five-O’ and this fall he’ll perform as himself on ‘NCIS: New Orleans’.

The men and women of NCIS: New Orleans are about to take a visit to Margaritaville.

EW has learned exclusively that Jimmy Buffett will perform as himself in the season 4 premiere of the Scott Bakula starrer.

“It’s New Orleans, baby! You can’t represent the city properly unless you celebrate music,” says showrunner Brad Kern about Buffet’s appearance. “On top of that, it separates us from the pack and makes our show a little more unique.”

The premiere episode is titled “Rogue Nation” and picks up six weeks after Dwayne Pride’s (Bakula) take-down of the corrupt Mayor Hamilton. Pride remains on probation while his team is monitored by Supervisory Special Agent Paula Boyd (Becky Ann Baker).

According to the New York Post, Jimmy Buffett will stop by Advertising Week in New York City next week:

The biggest trade show in the city, Advertising Week New York, is slated to kick off Monday, pulling over 100,000 people to five days of seminars, panel discussions and pop-star entertainment.

Among the entrepreneurs and pop culture figures who will be turning up on various panels throughout the week: Jessica Alba, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jimmy Buffett, Venus Williams, Harvey Weinstein and, Elizabeth Banks, with a VIP closing dinner by Mario Batali at La Sirena.

Jimmy Buffett is in Paris for shows this weekend and in a video posted on Youtube he recounts how the song “He Went to Paris” came to be: