Experience the Official Jimmy Buffett: Son of a Son of a Sailor Exhibition in Mobile AL. Presale tickets are now on sale. Be among the first to experience the biggest Jimmy Buffett exhibit in the WORLD! Step into the music, memories, and island spirit that made Jimmy Buffett a legend. Don't miss your chance to be one of the first through the doors when the exhibit opens September 12th. nmmog.org/jimmy-buffett-experience/🎟️ PRESALE TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! 🌴🍹
Be among the first to experience the biggest Jimmy Buffett exhibit in the WORLD! 🌎
Step into the music, memories, and island spirit that made Jimmy Buffett a legend. Don't miss your chance to be one of the first through the doors when the exhibit opens September 12th.
Get your presale tickets now through the link in our bio! 🌺🎶
Zac Brown talks about how he met Jimmy Buffett at a camp site eating apple pie. He also explains his massive surprise, giving away a free Margaritaville at Sea cruise to every concertgoer at Fenway Park ... See MoreSee Less
From Mac McAnally: Sunday night I had the privilege of being a small part of a real big deal in Boston. Zac Brown Band at Fenway Park is a big enough deal to start with, but getting to help Zac and the gang honor my big brother (and their friend and mentor) Jimmy raised the bar for me. And then giving all 37,000 folks in the park a free cruise on Margaritaville at Sea’s new Beachcomber ship raised it again.
In the midst of all the bar raising, what impressed me the most was what Jimmy and Zac have most in common: Making people happy with music.
There will never be a time when that’s not a good thing. I brought Jimmy’s guitar and sang as proud as my God Given Limitations allow.
Thanks always to Jimmy Buffett and to ZBB for carrying on.
Zac Brown gave away a free cruise aboard the Margaritaville at Sea to everyone that attended the concert at Fenway Park on August 2nd. ... See MoreSee Less
The Zac Brown Band performed at Fenway Park on August 2nd. The unexpected came when Brown brought out Mac MacAnally, a longtime friend and bandmate of the late Jimmy Buffett, and the pair sang Buffett’s classic “A Pirate Looks at Forty,” with MacAnally playing his friend’s old guitar. “Jimmy’s here with us,” he said.
Later they performed "Margaritaville" with Mac McAnally; for Robert Greenidge ... See MoreSee Less
Occupational Hazard: The First Coral Reefers will be released in theaters in early September “timed to Jimmy Buffett Day” on Sept. 4, with a TVOD/ digital release to follow in October 2026.
The documentary charts the course of the late Buffett’s ascent to fame, the band’s role in his unique blend of country and rock music and his enduring sense of humor.
“The origin story of Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band is fundamental for anyone interested in the history of music in this country,” filmmaker John H. Cunningham said in a statement. “Long before the polished, world-renowned band that fans came to know over the last three decades, there was the original cast of fun-loving, irreverent, hard-partying musicians who, in the 1970s, laid the foundation for what would become one of the longest-running, most prolific, and successful touring acts in rock and roll history.” ... See MoreSee Less
Coral Reefer Band shows why there will never be another Jimmy Buffett at Fort Worth show. Some of the Coral Reefers have been with the band since its inception in the 1970s, but the lineup has changed a few times over the years.
Every one of them got their own moment in the spotlight, especially Texas natives Shakoor and Grisham, who got lead vocals on “Fins” and a special shoutout on “Grapefruit - Juicy Fruit,” respectively. The band played for 29 songs and about two hours total, with a 20-minute intermission in between sets.
The “family reunion” sentiment was true on stage as well. Utley took over on the keys for his father Michael, who retired from touring after Buffett’s death. (Mick Utley is also married to McAnally’s daughter.) Greenidge manned the steel drums for his brother Robert, who died of a stroke in June. ... See MoreSee Less
A 1958 Nash Metropolitan once owned by Jimmy Buffett is among nearly 800 vehicles headed to the auction block this week at GAA Classic Cars in Greensboro. The convertible previously belonged to the “Margaritaville” singer, and GAA Classic Cars General Manager Johnny Ransom said the vehicle comes with documentation connecting it to Buffett.
“This Nash here was Jimmy Buffett’s,” Ransom said. “We have pictures to prove it. We also have a title with his name on it” Ransom said Buffett sold the car to a friend in Fort Lauderdale in 2008. The car later changed hands again in 2024 and sold for over $60,000.
The Nash Metropolitan is scheduled to be auctioned on Saturday July 25th at GAA Classic Cars in Greensboro. ... See MoreSee Less
From Billboard: Posthumous Jimmy Buffett Album to Include Songs ‘That Have Never Been Out,’ Says Coral Reefer Band
Nearly three years after Jimmy Buffett’s death, his legacy endures — and continues to expand. His Coral Reefer Band continues to help Parrotheads waste away in Margaritaville (and across the country) to the old hits, and there’s more music on the way.
Buffett chief lieutenants Mac McAnally and Michael Utley — who co-produced Buffett’s final album, Equal Strain on All Parts, released just two months after his passing in 2023 – have put the finishing touches on a posthumous album that McAnally tells Billboard “is, for the most part, things that have never been out.” Or if they were released, they were “cut for a one-off purpose, a TV episode or a movie. The oldest of these tracks is, like, 2003, and the newest is maybe four years ago or so. None of those things have ever been on a Jimmy Buffett album. ... See MoreSee Less
Experience the Official Jimmy Buffett: Son of a Son of a Sailor Exhibition in Mobile AL. Presale tickets are now on sale. Be among the first to experience the biggest Jimmy Buffett exhibit in the WORLD!
Step into the music, memories, and island spirit that made Jimmy Buffett a legend. Don't miss your chance to be one of the first through the doors when the exhibit opens September 12th.
nmmog.org/jimmy-buffett-experience/🎟️ PRESALE TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! 🌴🍹
Be among the first to experience the biggest Jimmy Buffett exhibit in the WORLD! 🌎
Step into the music, memories, and island spirit that made Jimmy Buffett a legend. Don't miss your chance to be one of the first through the doors when the exhibit opens September 12th.
Get your presale tickets now through the link in our bio! 🌺🎶
nmmog.org/jimmy-buffett-experience/
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Zac Brown talks about how he met Jimmy Buffett at a camp site eating apple pie. He also explains his massive surprise, giving away a free Margaritaville at Sea cruise to every concertgoer at Fenway Park
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From Mac McAnally: Sunday night I had the privilege of being a small part of a real big deal in Boston. Zac Brown Band at Fenway Park is a big enough deal to start with, but getting to help Zac and the gang honor my big brother (and their friend and mentor) Jimmy raised the bar for me. And then giving all 37,000 folks in the park a free cruise on Margaritaville at Sea’s new Beachcomber ship raised it again.
In the midst of all the bar raising, what impressed me the most was what Jimmy and Zac have most in common: Making people happy with music.
There will never be a time when that’s not a good thing. I brought Jimmy’s guitar and sang as proud as my God Given Limitations allow.
Thanks always to Jimmy Buffett and to ZBB for carrying on.
Meanwhile the Coral Reefers are gonna do the same starting tonight!!
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Zac Brown gave away a free cruise aboard the Margaritaville at Sea to everyone that attended the concert at Fenway Park on August 2nd. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Zac Brown Band performed at Fenway Park on August 2nd. The unexpected came when Brown brought out Mac MacAnally, a longtime friend and bandmate of the late Jimmy Buffett, and the pair sang Buffett’s classic “A Pirate Looks at Forty,” with MacAnally playing his friend’s old guitar. “Jimmy’s here with us,” he said.
Later they performed "Margaritaville" with Mac McAnally; for Robert Greenidge ... See MoreSee Less
Review & setlist: Zac Brown Band brings 'Love & Fear' – and a whole lot of joy – to Fenway
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Great video of the Coral Reefer Band performing on Thursday July 30th at the Everwise Amphitheater in Indianapolis, IN
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Occupational Hazard: The First Coral Reefers will be released in theaters in early September “timed to Jimmy Buffett Day” on Sept. 4, with a TVOD/ digital release to follow in October 2026.
The documentary charts the course of the late Buffett’s ascent to fame, the band’s role in his unique blend of country and rock music and his enduring sense of humor.
“The origin story of Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band is fundamental for anyone interested in the history of music in this country,” filmmaker John H. Cunningham said in a statement. “Long before the polished, world-renowned band that fans came to know over the last three decades, there was the original cast of fun-loving, irreverent, hard-partying musicians who, in the 1970s, laid the foundation for what would become one of the longest-running, most prolific, and successful touring acts in rock and roll history.”
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Sneak Peek at Occupational Hazard: The First Coral Reefers Doc Sees a Young Jimmy Buffett Form His Band (Exclusive)
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Coral Reefer Band shows why there will never be another Jimmy Buffett at Fort Worth show. Some of the Coral Reefers have been with the band since its inception in the 1970s, but the lineup has changed a few times over the years.
Every one of them got their own moment in the spotlight, especially Texas natives Shakoor and Grisham, who got lead vocals on “Fins” and a special shoutout on “Grapefruit - Juicy Fruit,” respectively. The band played for 29 songs and about two hours total, with a 20-minute intermission in between sets.
The “family reunion” sentiment was true on stage as well. Utley took over on the keys for his father Michael, who retired from touring after Buffett’s death. (Mick Utley is also married to McAnally’s daughter.) Greenidge manned the steel drums for his brother Robert, who died of a stroke in June. ... See MoreSee Less
Coral Reefer Band shows why there will never be another Jimmy Buffett at Fort Worth show
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A 1958 Nash Metropolitan once owned by Jimmy Buffett is among nearly 800 vehicles headed to the auction block this week at GAA Classic Cars in Greensboro. The convertible previously belonged to the “Margaritaville” singer, and GAA Classic Cars General Manager Johnny Ransom said the vehicle comes with documentation connecting it to Buffett.
“This Nash here was Jimmy Buffett’s,” Ransom said. “We have pictures to prove it. We also have a title with his name on it” Ransom said Buffett sold the car to a friend in Fort Lauderdale in 2008. The car later changed hands again in 2024 and sold for over $60,000.
The Nash Metropolitan is scheduled to be auctioned on Saturday July 25th at GAA Classic Cars in Greensboro. ... See MoreSee Less
1958 Nash Metropolitan previously owned by Jimmy Buffett up for auction
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From Billboard: Posthumous Jimmy Buffett Album to Include Songs ‘That Have Never Been Out,’ Says Coral Reefer Band
Nearly three years after Jimmy Buffett’s death, his legacy endures — and continues to expand. His Coral Reefer Band continues to help Parrotheads waste away in Margaritaville (and across the country) to the old hits, and there’s more music on the way.
Buffett chief lieutenants Mac McAnally and Michael Utley — who co-produced Buffett’s final album, Equal Strain on All Parts, released just two months after his passing in 2023 – have put the finishing touches on a posthumous album that McAnally tells Billboard “is, for the most part, things that have never been out.” Or if they were released, they were “cut for a one-off purpose, a TV episode or a movie. The oldest of these tracks is, like, 2003, and the newest is maybe four years ago or so. None of those things have ever been on a Jimmy Buffett album. ... See MoreSee Less
New Jimmy Buffett album to include unreleased songs
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