How To Contact Jimmy Buffett…

Email Jimmy Buffett on his Official Site, info@margaritaville.com (Margaritaville), development@margaritaville.com (Margaritaville), legal@margaritaville.com (Margaritaville Enterprises), or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Jimmy Buffett at one of his album releases, book signings, Broadway shows, live events, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get Jimmy Buffett’s autograph, send your request with a self-addressed stamped envelope. Send Jimmy Buffett a fan mail letter care/of:

Jimmy Buffett
c/o Margaritaville Enterprises
6900 Turkey Lake Rd. #200
Orlando, FL 32819

Jimmy Buffett
c/o Margaritaville Headquarters
500 Duval St.
Key West, FL 33040-6553

Jimmy Buffett
c/o Margaritaville Headquarters
P.O. Box 1450
Key West FL 33041

Jimmy Buffett
c/o Margaritaville Times Square
560 7th Ave.
New York, NY 10018

Call Jimmy Buffett at 573-348-3131 (Margaritaville Enterprises).

Jimmy Buffett’s talent agency is:

Paradigm Agency
8942 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90211

Jimmy Buffett’s management is:

Craig Dorfman
c/o Frontline Management
5670 Wilshire Blvd. #1370
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Jimmy Buffett does not have a publicist at this time.

Jimmy Buffett’s attorney is:

Joel Katz
c/o Barnes & Thornburg LLP Law Firm
3475 Piedmont Rd. NE #1700
Atlanta, GA 30305

Jimmy Buffett began his career as a singer-songwriter in the 1970s. He gained recognition with the release of his hit song “Margaritaville” in 1977, which showcased his laid-back, tropical-inspired style. Buffett’s music and lifestyle resonated with fans, and he developed a loyal following known as “Parrotheads.” Over the years, he expanded his interests into various ventures, including the Margaritaville brand of restaurants, resorts, and merchandise. Today, Jimmy Buffett is celebrated for his unique blend of country, folk, and tropical influences, and he remains a beloved figure in the music industry.

Jimmy Buffett and Alan Jackson met through a collaboration on the song “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere.” The idea for the collaboration came about when Buffett’s manager suggested the song to him. Buffett loved the song and thought Alan Jackson would be the perfect partner for it. They recorded the song together, which became a huge hit in 2003, reaching the top of the charts. Their collaboration led to a friendship between the two artists.

Jimmy Buffett and Brad Paisley met when they collaborated on the song “Margaritaville” for Buffett’s album “License to Chill” in 2004. This collaboration allowed them to work closely together and establish a professional relationship. They have since performed together and maintained a friendship in the music industry.

Jimmy Buffett and Clint Black first met when they collaborated on a song called “A Pirate Looks at Forty” for Buffett’s album “Fruitcakes” released in 1994. The collaboration brought them together and allowed them to work closely on the song. This initial collaboration likely facilitated their meeting and allowed them to establish a professional relationship.

Jimmy Buffett and Don Henley met in the 1970s through mutual friends in the Southern California music scene. They bonded over their passion for music and have collaborated on multiple occasions since then. Their friendship and professional relationship have endured over the years.

Jimmy Buffett met Irving Azoff in the early stages of his career through his wife, Jane Buffett. Azoff is a prominent music industry manager and executive known for managing various artists. Azoff became Buffett’s manager and played a significant role in advancing his career. Their professional relationship helped Buffett gain more exposure and success in the music industry.

Jimmy Buffett and James Taylor first met in the late 1970s as emerging singer-songwriters. They crossed paths at music events, developed a mutual admiration, and became friends. Their love for music led to album collaborations and a lasting professional relationship.

Jimmy Buffett married Jane Slagsvol in 1977. The couple met in Key West, Florida, where Jimmy often performed. Jane was a student at the University of South Carolina at the time. The details of their first meeting aren’t widely publicized, but they have been together for many years and have three children.

Jimmy Buffett met John Cohlan through his wife, Jane Buffett, and business ventures related to Buffett’s brand. John Cohlan is the CEO of Margaritaville, a lifestyle brand inspired by Buffett’s music and laid-back ethos. Cohlan and Buffett partnered to expand the Margaritaville brand, which includes restaurants, hotels, and consumer products. Their business relationship has been successful in turning Margaritaville into a global brand.

Jimmy Buffett and Kenny Chesney first met through their shared love for music and involvement in the country music scene. While I don’t have specific information on their initial meeting, their paths likely crossed at music events, industry functions, or through mutual connections. As both artists have a similar style and appeal to a similar audience, it’s possible that they developed a friendship and professional relationship through their common interests and experiences in the music industry.

Jimmy Buffett and Lionel Richie first met while working on the charity single “We Are the World” in 1985. This collaboration brought them together, and they have since maintained a friendship and occasional performances together.

Jimmy Buffett and Paul McCartney met in the early 1970s while performing at the same venue in Hawaii. They became friends and remained close ever since. In his tribute to Buffett, McCartney recalled a time when he had forgotten his guitar while on vacation. Buffett had a roadie restring one of his guitars so that McCartney could play it. Buffett then gifted McCartney with a left-handed guitar made by a friend. McCartney said that he and Buffett shared a love of music and a sense of humor. He called Buffett “one of the kindest and most generous people” he had ever met.

Jimmy Buffett and Sheryl Crow likely met through their involvement in the music industry, possibly at events or through collaborations. Their shared careers and connections in the industry likely facilitated their initial meeting.

Jimmy Buffett and Warren Buffett met in the early 1980s through Doris Buffett, Warren’s sister. Doris was an amateur genealogist and had been writing letters to other Buffetts around the country to learn more about her family history. One of her letters landed on Jimmy Buffett’s desk, which sat unanswered for two years. In 1982, Doris Buffett was invited to speak at a Key West, Florida conference where Jimmy Buffett performed. Doris finally met Jimmy Buffett in person, and they hit it off immediately. Doris introduced Jimmy Buffett to her brother, Warren Buffett, at a lunch in Washington, D.C., a few months later. Jimmy Buffett and Warren Buffett quickly became friends, bonded by their shared love of business and laid-back lifestyles. Warren Buffett was impressed by Jimmy Buffett’s success as a musician and entrepreneur, and Warren Buffett’s investment acumen inspired Jimmy Buffett. In 1989, Jimmy Buffett bought 15 shares of Berkshire Hathaway stock and has been buying more regularly ever since. Warren Buffett has also invested in Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville business.

Jimmy Buffett has homes in Palm Beach, Florida, Key West, Florida, and New York City.

Jimmy Buffett is from Pascagoula, Mississippi. He was born in Pascagoula on December 25, 1946, and grew up in nearby Mobile, Alabama.

Jimmy Buffett has three children named Savannah, Sarah, and Cameron. He also has a sister named Lucy, who owns a restaurant. His parents are James and Mary Buffett.