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Jimmy Buffett and band set return visit to Tinley Park

By Darel Jevens

Mark your calendars, Parrotheads: The date is set for Jimmy Buffett’s annual romp in Tinley Park.

The party-friendly singer-songwriterand his Coral Reefer Band will bring their “I Don’t Know Tour” to the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on June 25. Huey Lewis & the News will open.

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Feb. 29 at ticketmaster.com.

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