Parrot Heads gathered for a heartfelt tribute to the late Jimmy Buffett during a Labor Day weekend concert, marking nearly a year since the beloved musician's passing. The event featured the Caribbean chillers, a band that captured the essence of Buffett's sound, delighting fans who have cherished his music for decades.

Buffett, a prolific singer-songwriter and South Florida native, passed away from a rare form of skin cancer last year. His legacy continues through his branded businesses and the vibrant culture he fostered among his fans. This year's tribute concert was intentionally scheduled at the start of Labor Day weekend, echoing the sentiment of his iconic song \"Come Monday.\"

The tribute included a special performance of \"Bubbles Up,\" one of Buffett's final songs, symbolizing hope and resilience. Attendees participated in the event by blowing bubbles, a nod to the song's themes and a way to honor Buffett's memory.

Organizers announced that this tribute concert is set to become an annual tradition, ensuring that Buffett's spirit and music will continue to resonate with fans for years to come. The city also emphasized its commitment to safety at outdoor events, reassuring attendees that their well-being is a priority.