MSN Music — In what is certainly of the strangest assembly of words you will read ahead of the holiday weekend, Ludacris has agreed to headline a “Freedom Festival” concert at the Guantánamo U.S. Navy base this Fourth of July. And no, the irony of anyone pe... more info

Detroit Free Press — A full list of upcoming shows follows Brian McCollum's highlights below:             more info

Consequence of Sound — Jimmy Buffett, Aerosmith, Jack Johnson, Fall Out Boy, and just about everyone else. more info

Rolling Stone — Parrotheads will unite August 13th at the Jersey Shore, as Jimmy Buffettt & the Coral Reefer Band will headline the first of three huge shows in the 2016 Atlantic City Beach Concert Series. Set on the sands that separate the Atlantic Ocean from th... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Before Jimmy Buffett became a corporation, he was a rangy and somewhat ragged country-folk singer/songwriter living a low finance life, still discovering his marketable Margaritaville persona. One of the projects he worked on in those early 70s Key W... more info

New York Times — The singer’s company is expanding offerings in lodging, alcohol, licensing and media, and the appeal extends well beyond Parrot Heads. more info

Perez Hilton — They're both doing what they think is right, and we support them either way! Musicians cancelling their concerts in North Carolina has become the hottest trend when it comes to showing Gov. Pat McCrory just how discriminatory his anti-LGBT bill reall... more info

Time — Here's what Jimmy Buffett, Cyndi Lauper and Ringo Starr had to say more info

Stereogum — Several high-profile performers including Bruce Springsteen and Ringo Starr have recently cancelled shows in North Carolina in protest of the state’s discriminatory HB2 legislation, which prohibits transgender people from using bathrooms that don�... more info

Mercury News, California — Peyton Manning, Kanye West, Magic Johnson, Rick Ross, Jimmy Buffett, and Hank Aaron also own fast food joints. more info