Jimmy Buffett Tickets - Tour

With a fun-loving musical style and countless fictional portrayals in pop culture, Jimmy Buffet is a bigger star now than any time in the past. With lyrics about fun in the sun, downing ice-cold drinks, and having the best time possible, Jimmy Buffet has become America’s official king of summer. When the temperature rises and the sunblock leaves the shelves, everyone knows that Jimmy Buffet and the Coral Reefer Band will be on tour, with 2009 being no different.

Jimmy Buffet’s early career as a straight-up Country singer was not entirely successful and more than a little ironic with his present day fame in Nashville. As Jimmy Buffet began to incorporate humor and images of island living into his music, fans were drawn to the Mississippi native. A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean would be the watershed album that led to Jimmy Buffet’s discography of hits. Fittingly on an island by himself as musical genres go, Jimmy Buffet was able to attract fans from all walks of life.

In 1977, Jimmy Buffet released his signature song “Margaritaville” and made Jimmy Buffet tickets as popular as the fruity beverage across the world. The 1980s welcomed Jimmy Buffet with open arms as a cheery alternative to Metal, Punk, and bubblegum Pop. Jimmy Buffet songs “One Particular Harbour”, “Let’s Get Drunk”, and “Cheeseburger in Paradise” became the soundtrack to summer fun ever since. A constant stream of live albums and endless tours built the unapproachable reputation of Jimmy Buffet as a live showman.

The 21st century has seen Jimmy Buffet enjoy great Country-music success, the same that eluded him in the early 1970s. With follower Kenny Chesney spreading the gospel of island life and collaborations with the likes of Alan Jackson and George Strait, the Country community is joining the ranks of the Parrot Heads. Jimmy Buffet’s 2009 Summerzcool Tour is set to be one of the biggest ever, so join thousands of fans every night when you order your premium Jimmy Buffet tickets from OnlineTickets.com today!