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John Mayer will headline a six-date residency at the Las Vegas Sphere in April 2027. Each night features three distinct segments: a solo acoustic set, a full-band performance, and the John Mayer Trio. Tickets start at $129, with presales beginning in October. Proceeds support the Back to You Fund and the Heart and Armor Foundation.
John Mayer has announced a six-night residency at the Las Vegas Sphere in April 2027. Each performance will feature three distinct segments: a solo acoustic set, a full-band show, and a reunion with the John Mayer Trio. Ticket presales begin in October, with proceeds supporting various charitable causes.
John Mayer headlined a private SiriusXM concert in the Hamptons, performing hits like “Who Says” and “Slow Dancing in a Burning Room,” before closing with a guitar solo from Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” as a tribute to Parton, who had died at 80. The star-studded audience included Paul and Stella McCartney, Michael J. Fox, Neil Patrick Harris and Katie Couric, among others. Mayer had previously praised Parton in interviews and hinted he’s finishing a ninth album, while staying with Cohen in the Hamptons.
John Mayer delivered a 90‑minute SiriusXM concert at the Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, Hamptons, his only summer live show, closing with a Dolly Parton–themed interlude—I Will Always Love You—before segueing into Gravity as a tribute (Parton reportedly died Aug. 25). The intimate back‑lot performance drew A‑listers like Paul McCartney, Michael J. Fox, Christie Brinkley, Brooke Shields, Josh Hart, Howard Stern, and Andy Cohen, who hosted the night and later hosted an afterparty at Moby’s in East Hampton, where mentalist Oz Pearlman performed.
John Mayer paid tribute to Dolly Parton by performing a tender cover of I Will Always Love You during his SiriusXM concert at the Stephen Talkhouse in the Hamptons, opening the intro to Gravity; the two-hour set drew heavily from Continuum and Sob Rock and featured a encore of Tom Petty’s Free Fallin’, with the show slated to air on Life With John Mayer.
Andy Cohen explains how he became a Deadhead in high school and has kept the Grateful Dead's spirit alive—from early shows at Alpine Valley and Red Rocks to a reawakening during Fare Thee Well and Dead & Company's stadium tours—building lifelong friendships with Bob Weir and John Mayer and planning to stay connected to the music through ongoing shows and new Dead-related projects.
John Mayer paid tribute to Bob Weir, calling his three-night Golden Gate Park run with Dead & Company during the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary “one of the greatest acts of heroism” he’s seen, as Weir pressed on despite a serious health battle; the shows—featuring surprise guests—marked Weir’s final onstage appearance, a moment Mayer says exemplified defiance and heart, and the piece notes Weir’s death in January 2026 alongside Mayer’s enduring praise.
John Mayer discusses juggling a new album with leading Heart and Armor, his veterans-focused nonprofit, which has funneled about $5 million of his own money into PTSD and veterans’ health research over 15 years. The work includes sleep-related studies and exploring the glymphatic system to treat PTSD as a physical injury, aiming to destigmatize the condition for veterans and trauma survivors. Mayer stresses accountability and wants the science to stand on its own, not rely on his celebrity, and has expanded Chaplin Studios while preparing new music after leaving his label.
Blues icon Buddy Guy will celebrate his 90th birthday with a star-studded concert at New York's Radio City Music Hall on Oct. 1, titled 'Buddy's Got the Blues'. The lineup includes Eric Clapton, John Mayer, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Jon Batiste, Joe Bonamassa, Gary Clark Jr., and more, with Guy performing and Steve Jordan serving as musical director; tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. ET Friday and full details are on the event site.
A source tells Us Weekly that John Mayer and Kat Stickler quietly ended their casual romance a few months ago after a few months of dating; there was no dramatic split, they reportedly realized they have different lifestyles and remain friends. Kat’s protective approach with her 5-year-old daughter and their busy schedules were cited as factors in the fizzled relationship; they had first been linked in Oct 2025 after Mayer invited her to his Rise Festival performance.
An insider told Us Weekly that John Mayer and Kat Stickler quietly split a few months ago after dating for several months; the breakup wasn’t dramatic, they’re reportedly still friends, and insiders note their different lifestyles and Stickler’s hesitation to introduce her daughter to a boyfriend amid their busy schedules.
Legendary blues guitarist Buddy Guy will celebrate turning 90 with a star-studded Oct. 1 concert at Radio City Music Hall, titled “Buddy’s Got the Blues: A 90th Birthday Concert Celebration.” The lineup includes Eric Clapton, John Mayer, Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks, Jon Batiste and many others, with Steve Jordan serving as musical director. Produced by Blackbird Presents and Live Nation, the show aims to honor Guy’s decades of influence and accolades; tickets go on sale Friday, June 26 at 10 AM ET.
Katy Perry performed at Spain’s O Son do Camiño festival, joking with a giant fake iPhone that pinged with calls from exes John Mayer and Orlando Bloom before she finally answered a call from her boyfriend, Justin Trudeau; she also teased a new single due next week.
At Spain's O Son do Camiño festival, Katy Perry ignored a string of calls from exes Orlando Bloom and John Mayer during a performance, instead answering a call from her current boyfriend Justin Trudeau, a moment that underscores her long history with Bloom and Mayer and their co-parenting of Daisy Dove.
Taylor Swift was spotted at Paul McCartney’s LA concert chatting with Olivia Rodrigo, while reportedly avoiding a run-in with her ex John Mayer, who left the venue as Swift took a different exit. Mayer and Swift dated in 2009–2010, and Swift is now engaged to Travis Kelce.