jimmy buffett

Buffett died "peacefully" on Friday night, according to a statement.

"I feel very proud of surviving," he said not too long ago. "I'm still out there — where would I go?"

Jimmy Buffett, the man who turned laid-back beach vibes into a "Margaritaville" empire has passed away at the age of 76.

His first platinum album was home to "Margaritaville," a signature Top 10 hit.

Maybe it’s true that money can’t buy you love. But it can get you a private performance by some very famous people – including a Beatles legend.

Seriously, is waiting in line worse than using a spackle bucket and a pool noodle inside of a refrigerator box?

It's one of the worst kept secrets. Margaritaville is coming to Destiny USA. The official announcement has been made even though the news came out in June.

If you're a "Parrothead", you know the phrase "Fins Up" and that "Fins" was one of the professor of Margaritaville's greatest hits. Of course, we're talking about Jimmy Buffet here, and his signature beer "Landshark Lager". Jimmy Buffetholds a place near and dear to my heart, because as my wife and I drive away on vacation each year, we pop in Jimmy's greate

A new study indicates that men who sport mustaches may make more money. Don't tell that to the New York Yankees where all players must be clean shaven. So what does Jimmy Buffet have to say about that?

At times, we feature a look at legendary musicians and where they are now. In the case of Jimmy Buffet, he's everywhere! From a string of restaurants and resorts to his own brand of beer (Landshark Lager anyone?), Jimmy is just about everywhere you look.

Jimmy Buffett and Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry are among the many stars who will be featured on a new solo album from Poison frontman Bret Michaelsthat's slated to arrive late next month.

Percussionist Ralph MacDonald, the hidden force behind platinum selling songs and albums from artists like David Bowie, Paul Simon and Jimmy Buffett, died on Sunday (Dec. 18) at age 67. Known as “the ghost,” MacDonald’s Caribbean style on congas and dozens of other hand drums and music-makers helped make artists big enough to be recognized by first name — Aretha, Luther, Stevie — only get bigger.