December 22, 2012 Despite having a song called 'Born on Christmas Day,' Brad Paisley was not in fact born on Christmas Day. He was born Oct. 28, 1970, but three other country stars do share a birthday with Jesus, meaning their celebrations could be twice as fun this holiday season.
December 6, 2012 If you've ever wanted to eat a cheeseburger in paradise, your chances might have just gotten better. Named for Jimmy Buffett's 1978 hit, the Cheeseburger in Paradise restaurant chain has just been acquired by Luby's, Inc. -- and the new owners say they plan to "expand the brand."
Jimmy Buffett released his debut album in 1970, but the laid-back entertainer didn't crack the country market until 1977 with his drinking anthem 'Margaritaville.' The tune reached No. 13 on the country charts and fueled the accompanying album, 'Change in Latitudes, Change in Attitudes' to platinum status -- a first for the Mississippi native.
June 30, 2011 After spending two years in hiding, Flody Boatwood has emerged ready for more adventure. This time he's teamed up with brother 'Brody' and sister 'Jody' Boatwood to fight a tentacled sea-monster. Yep, it's another Zac Brown Band video.
Sure, most beach vacations are about relaxation, but not for Zac Brown Band and Jimmy Buffett. In the new ZBB 'Knee Deep' video featuring the Bahama beach bum himself, the boys will find themselves having a wet, wild and crazy time, as evidenced by this short video teaser.
It's night time in Nashville right now, but Zac Brown Band brought out the sun and surf for a live performance of their new single, 'Knee Deep,' at the 2011 CMT Music Awards.
Glasses up for Zac Brown Band and Jimmy Buffett, as they took home the buckle for the CMT Performance of the Year Award, thanks to their room-filling and Parrothead-approved version of Buffett's classic Americana standard 'Margaritaville,' which they peformed during a March episode of 'CMT Crossroads.'
In Zac Brown Band's latest single, 'Knee Deep,' the message is clear: "When you lose yourself, you find a key to paradise." And the king of the tropical paradise, Jimmy Buffett, knows that better than most.
Jimmy Buffett gave fans a very up-close-and-personal concert experience when he fell from the stage into the crowd during a show in Sydney, Australia on Tuesday night.
