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Thursday 01 June 2023

Dead & Company , Bobby Weir , John Mayer , Oteil Burbridge , and Mickey Hart

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Dead & Company 2021 Tour

Tickets on Sale Friday, May 21 @ Noon Local Time

Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, John Mayer, and Bob Weir, with Oteil Burbridge and Jeff Chimenti – is thrilled to announce its 2021 tour, kicking off August 16 th in Raleigh, North Carolina, and running through Halloween, with a three-night stand at the iconic Hollywood Bowl on October 29 th , 30 th , & 31 st .

The 31-date tour also includes a night in New York at Citi Field (August 20 th ), two nights in Boston (September 2 nd & 3 rd ), two nights at Wrigley Field in Chicago (September 17 th & 18 th ), and two nights in Denver (October 22 nd & 23 rd ), among others. A full listing of these 2021 tour dates can be found below.

Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, May 21 @ Noon local venue time through Ticketmaster .

To ensure fans get tickets in their hands directly, Fan Registration is now available HERE until Sunday, May 16 th @ 10PM PDT, through Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan program. The Verified Fan Presale begins Wednesday, May 19 th @ 10 AM local through Thursday, May 20 @ 10 PM local venue time. Supplies are limited.

Dead & Company is excited to announce that they will continue their work with longtime sustainability partner REVERB. This summer the band has committed to a comprehensive carbon offset program via Reverb’s unCHANGEit Climate Campaign, covering all projected emissions from this year’s tour – including fan travel to and from shows. These Dead & Company tour offsets will immediately fund important projects around the world and here at home that directly fight climate change and greenhouse gas emissions.

Dead & Company will once again offer a variety of enhanced experience packages that range in amenities from Loose Lucy’s Lounge access and early venue entry to branded lawn chairs and limited-edition screen-printed posters, paired with premium concert tickets. Travel Packages that bundle concert tickets with local accommodations will also be available. All enhanced offerings and travel packages go on sale May 19 th at 10AM local venue time. For full details, visit HERE .

Check deadandcompany.com for complete tour information.

Dead & Company 2021 Tour:

Dead & Company was formed in 2015 when the Grateful Dead’s Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann and Bob Weir joined forces with artist and musician John Mayer, Allman Brothers’ bassist Oteil Burbridge, and Fare Thee Well and RatDog keyboardist Jeff Chimenti. The result was one of the most successful touring bands of the decade. Since its formation, the band has completed six tours, playing to 3.4 million fans, and has become a record-breaking stadium act. Having toured consistently since its 2015 debut, the band has grossed $255.5 million and sold 2.8 million tickets across 149 reported shows.

Dead & Co. has headlined iconic stadiums across the country including Folsom Field, Autzen Stadium, Citi Field, Fenway Park and Dodger Stadium. Additionally, the band broke Wrigley Field’s all-time concert attendance record.

In between tours, Dead & Company hosts its annual “Playing in the Sand” all-inclusive Caribbean concert vacation in Mexico and features three nights of Dead & Company playing on an intimate beach. Due to overwhelming fan demand, a second weekend was added to 2022’s Playing in the Sand. Both weekends have sold out.

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Dead & Company Continue Final Tour in Raleigh with Favored Pairings

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On June 1, Dead & Company continued the Southern route of their final tour. After a gig in Charlotte, N.C., earlier this week, the group ascended to Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek in Raleigh, N.C., for their Thursday night follow-up. During the concert, the ensemble worked through several beloved songs, including a stunning pairing of Traffic’s “Dear Mr. Fantasy” with The Beatles’ “Hey Jude Reprise” during the first half of the night, which came before the second set delivery of “St. Stephen,” “William Tell Bridge,” “The Eleven” and “Iko Iko.”

Bobby Weir and John Mayer started the night, trading lyrics on a fiery rendition of “New Speedway Boogie.” The tempo shifted with the arrival of “They Love Each Other,” the tender love song kicked open the door for an ensuing rendition of Merle Haggard’s “Mama Tried,” which saw an “Easy Wind” follow-up. Fan favorites continued with “Ramble on Rose,” a song that preluded an impressive display of “Dear Mr. Fantasy” into “Hey Jude Reprise.” For the final piece of the first frame, the group chose “Bird Song” before soaring into their set break.

Upon their return, Dead & Company picked up the Jerry Garcia-penned “Sugaree” prior to an impressive run-through of “St. Stephen,” “William Tell Bridge” and “The Eleven.” Next, Weir led the crowd through “Iko Iko,” which merged into the Mickey Hart-led “Drums” and “Space” segment, which saw an interplay of elements steeped in the famed percussionist’s fortified rhythm.

From the instrumental depths of Hart’s second set delivery, the rest of the band returned, pushing through the cosmos and arriving on “I Need a Miracle,” which ran into “Wharf Rat” and a set-ending rendition of “Casey Jones.” For the night’s encore, the group of players landed on “Black Muddy River,” sung by Mayer. The final song marked the conclusion of Dead & Company’s time in Raleigh, N.C. Next, the group will take the stage on Saturday, June 3, at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Va.

For those unable to attend shows in person, watch every night of Dead & Company’s final tour on nugs.net . Stream the shows live or on-demand with 48-hour replay.

Scroll down to view last night’s setlist.

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Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek – Raleigh, N.C.

June 1, 2023

Set 1: New Speedway Boogie, They Love Each Other, Mama Tried, Easy Wind, Ramble on Rose, Dear Mr. Fantasy > Dear Jude, Bird Song

Set II: Sugaree, St. Stephen > William Tell Bridge > The Eleven, Iko Iko, Drums > Space > I Need a Miracle > Wharf Rat, Casey Jones

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Dead and Company Announce 2023 Final Tour Dates

Dead & Company have announced dates for their 2023 tour .

The band noted last month that the tour will be its final one together. "Well, it looks like that's it for this outfit," guitarist and founding member of the Grateful Dead Bob Weir wrote on social media. "But don’t worry, we will all be out there in one form or another until we drop."

The 2023 tour will launch on May 19 with two back-to-back concerts in Los Angeles and then continue across the U.S. It will wrap with another pair of shows on July 14 and 15 in San Francisco.

"Let's make the most of it, shall we?!" guitarist John Mayer wrote on Twitter .

Back in April, Rolling Stone reported that Dead & Company would stop touring after 2022 , though at the time, this claim was refuted by members of the band, including Weir. "News to me," he tweeted . Now, however, it's been made official. In addition to Weir, original Grateful Dead members Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart are also part of the group, which was formed in 2015. Mayer, bassist Oteil Burbridge and keyboardist Jeff Chimenti round out the band.

Advanced presale ticket registration for the 2023 tour is now available, with artist presale beginning on Oct. 12. A full list of concert dates can be seen below.

Dead and Company, 2023 Tour May 19 - Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum May 20 - Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum May 23 - Phoenix, AZ @ Ak-Chin Pavilion May 26 - Dallas, TX @ Dos Equis Pavilion May 28 - Atlanta, GA @ Lakewood Amphitheatre May 30 - Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion June 1 - Raleigh, NC @ Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek June 3 - Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live June 5 - Burgettstown, PA @ The Pavilion at Star Lake June 7 - St. Louis, MO @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheater June 9 - Chicago, IL @ Wrigley Field June 10 - Chicago, IL @ Wrigley Field June 13 - Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center June 15 - Philadelphia, PA @ Citizen's Bank Park June 17 - Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center June 18 - Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center June 21 - New York, NY @ Citi Field June 22 - New York, NY @ Citi Field June 25 - Boston, MA @ Fenway Park June 27 - Noblesville, IN @ Ruoff Music Center July 1 - Boulder, CO @ Folsom Field July 2 - Boulder, CO @ Folsom Field July 3 - Boulder, CO @ Folsom Field Juyl 7 - George, WA @ The Gorge Juyl 8 - George, WA @ The Gorge July 14 - San Francisco, CA @ Oracle Park July 15 - San Francisco, CA @ Oracle Park

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Back on January 19th, 2020, Dead & Company walked offstage at the third and final night of the band’s annual Playing In The Sand sojourn to Mexico and sent a happy crowd home the next day.

The Grateful Dead spinoff band featuring guitarist/vocalist Bobby Weir , drummers Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann , bassist/vocalist Oteil Burbridge , keyboardist/vocalist Jeff Chimenti and guitarist/vocalist John Mayer would soon announce its summer 2020 tour dates , but six weeks later the first pandemic in a century had taken hold, ensuring that 575 days would pass before Dead & Company played its next show—to kick off summer tour 2021 .

However, even with the show and tour going ahead, it’s not quite the total sweetness and light that one might hope for. While millions of people in the United States have been vaccinated, millions of others have not, and the recent surge of the delta variant over the last six weeks led the band to implement COVID-19 protocols for the tour requiring proof of vaccination or a negative to enter the venue. A few days, later Live Nation followed suit, requiring similar COVID protocols at all of its venues .

The wait to see the band ended up taking even a little longer than expected, as the initial 4:00 p.m. gate time was delayed for over an hour while a strong rainstorm blew in and PA announcements advised people to return to their cars and wait things out.

With the extra time taken for weather and COVID protocols, the band finally walked onstage at around 7:45 p.m (45 minutes after the listed start time). Without any fanfare whatsoever, the band dove into a slightly abbreviated, hour-long set consisting solely of songs written by the late Grateful Dead guitarist/vocalist Jerry Garcia and late lyricist Robert Hunter .

The set began with one of the band’s signature anthems, “Touch of Grey”, and its “I will survive/We will survive” choruses. All things considered, it made the most sense, and it even made more sense on Monday with the weather and the delays. Weir’s Hawaiian shirt and red Fender guitar gave off a celebratory vibe and Mayer opted for a plain black t-shirt, while Kreutzmann appeared noticeably trimmer and Chimenti looked notably clean-shaven.

As the group moved past the initial verse and into the solo section, they sounded tight and rehearsed, and it all just felt… normal. And in August 2021, that’s a pretty nice thing to have coming out of the gate.

Dead & Company – “Touch of Grey” – 8/16/21

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“Shakedown Street” came next in the second slot, rather than its customary opening position, as the band began to loosen up. As Mayer knocked out his notes during the mid-song solo, it felt as if they’d just picked up where they’d left off 18 months ago. The tempo did start a little slowly, but momentum had begun to build by the time they hit the song’s vocal outro and the short, subtle jam that followed.

Next up was one of Mayer’s D&C showpieces, “Deal”, which saw him lead the charge on both vocals and guitar with a nice instrumental surge at the end of the tune as the band maintained a steady groove behind him. Overall, the opening trio of songs was enough to silence the folks who had worried the band wouldn’t rehearse much or hadn’t rehearsed at all, as the little flubs that often turn up on opening nights were nowhere to be found.

Weir followed with the regionally appropriate “Tennessee Jed”, with Chimenti adding some nice piano accents during the closing solo and chorus. “Brown Eyed Women”, one of the most tried and true numbers in the D&C repertoire, followed after a short pause and saw Mayer and Chimenti trade lines as the band built to its first real peak of the night.

Due to time constraints, Weir opted to skip over the planned “Black Peter” and instead led a slow drift into the first set closer, “New Speedway Boogie”. Dead & Company’s performances of the song have evolved into a slightly looser, slinkier interpretation over time—at times even recalling the pace and feel of Weir’s ’90s-era Grateful Dead tune co-written with bluesman Willie Dixon , “Eternity”. Mayer took a more active approach to the solo to help get things moving. Lyrically, the song’s hard-times-and-here themes remain as relevant in July of 2021 as they were in December 1969, when the song was written in response to the violence at Altamont .

Related: 10 Songs We Hope Dead & Company Will Debut On Summer Tour 2021

Weir then signaled that the set break would be shorter tonight before exiting for an intermission of closer to 30 minutes than the usual 45–50. When he led the band back onstage at 9:22 in a sleeveless D’Angelico shirt rather than his set one Hawaiian, Bobby counted the group into the first Bob Weir/ John Barlow tune of the night, “Playing In The Band”. After moving smoothly through the verses, the band embarked on eleven minutes of exploratory improv like no time had passed at all.

As the “Playing” jam wound down it took a jazzy turn and landed in a few minutes of riffing on John Coltrane ‘s “A Love Supreme” before drifting toward signature anthem “Truckin'”. Like many Dead & Company songs, the pace will sometimes be a tad slower, but on a good night like Monday in Raleigh, that slower tempo helps time stand more still when you’re there.

Of course, the chorus lyrics “What a long strange trip it’s been” also hit home far more than usual, and midway through the song Weir backed off and let Mayer knock out a great little solo before singing the “Sweet Jane” verse. You could feel the band enjoying themselves and enjoying the moment. Like they’d done earlier with “Touch Of Grey”, the band took a solid, methodical approach and let the song do the heavy lifting as the crowd contributed its audible contribution of backing vocals.

Weir then took an unplanned detour into the aforementioned Willie Dixon’s “Spoonful”, the third straight Weir vocal of the night. This was a relaxed version, and Mayer added some great textural touches to his solo before Bobby directed everyone toward the charted destination of the “Playing In The Band” reprise.

A long, dramatic count-off preceded the classic “Help On The Way” > “Slipknot” > “Franklin’s Tower” trio, a pleasant and welcome surprise that instantly changed the vibe of the set, as if the band had made an effortless 90-degree turn on a dime. Not only was “Help On The Way” Mayer’s first lead vocal of the second set, the band was now fully warmed up and moving confidently through the suite’s complex composed portions

From there, Mayer opened up his bag of tricks on this impressive “Slipknot” and started using them, one after the other. He’d slide up and down his strings while using an effects pedal to fade notes in and out, then play a jazzier lead while adding in hammer-ons or a decidedly Steve Howe-like surge across the fretboard. Then, he’d play a repeating figure to strong effect before jumping to Van Halen-style, two-handed hammer-ons and shifting to some basic chunky rock riffing. It all fit together seamlessly.

Soon, it it was onto the third big anthem of the night, with “Franklin’s Tower” and its big, happy chords spreading themselves out over the next 13 minutes. Mayer was locked in on all fronts, his vocal mic even catching him singing along with his own solo at one point. In a brief moment of showmanship, the guitarist pointed out to the crowd as he sang “If you get confused, listen to the music play,” the place responding by going nuts for all the right reasons.

Dead & Company – “Help On The Way” > “Slipknot” > “Franklin’s Tower” – 8/16/21

As the droning tones that started the Drums section issued forth from the PA, Hart got up from his kit and started playing the large array of drums that lined the rear of the stage with a couple of lime green flyswatters, though he soon tossed them aside for the more conventional tools of his trade. An electronic pulse arose under Hart and Kreutzmann as the latter worked the cowbells before they both took to the largest drums of the Beast in tandem for a surging segment. Burbridge, wearing a face mask, came out to join them for a few minutes before some strums across The Beam by Hart generated some soothing, New Age tones.

Weir and Mayer retuned as Drums shifted to Space. A clear tease of “Wharf Rat” emerged from the noodling as the rest of the band returned and got involved. Instead of keeping things on the brief side, the full ensemble continued through six minutes of ambient improv before drifting to a halt and turning on a dime into “The Wheel”. The relaxed, take-our-time vibe continued throughout the song’s twelve minutes. The song’s feel-good lyrics and optimism prevailed as Weir used his hands to make the wheel-turning motions, a habit that dates back to the 1980s.

As the song slowed down, an unfamiliar melody started making its way out of the PA. Is Dead & Company actually playing “Death Don’t Have No Mercy” for the first time tonight? Yes. They went there. This Reverend Gary Davis dirge was a fixture in the Grateful Dead’s late ’60s era, and was immortalized on Side 4 of 1969’s Live Dead album, but after 1970 it was a rarity in the GD repertoire, coming back to the repertoire in 1989 and early 1990 for four quick appearances before disappearing again for good.

Dead & Company’s decision to deploy it here and now was a heavy and bold move, but a fitting one due to the ongoing pandemic as well as the current situations on the ground in Haiti and Afghanistan. Weir handled the mournful vocals, and performance of the song was certainly not hurt by Mayer happening to be one of the best blues guitarists of his generation.

Chimenti took an organ solo after verse three that employed a tone resembling the Vox Continental organ used by Ron “Pigpen” McKernan in the 1960s, and Mayer followed it by taking a solo using a big, round tone that evoked the one Garcia would use during slower songs during that time. While Chimenti and Mayer played every note in their own styles, the tones gave a clear nod to the past, and it all got a huge ovation before Weir sang the final verse.

From there, it was on to “Not Fade Away”, one more familiar and welcome sing-along anthem to close out the set. It was a solid version that ran a little slow at times, but after all that had come before it, that’s all it needed to be. It would fade out quickly as the clock read 11:15 pm and the crowd quickly took over for their traditional clap-long and cheer, but instead of an encore, the band took a quick bow and headed off as they had run past curfew. As it was, the set had actually run just seven minutes short of two hours, and an encore wasn’t truly needed. The fact that this show finally happened was more than enough. Welcome back.

Dead & Company’s tour continues in Bristow, VA on Wednesday, August 18th. For ticketing details and a full list of upcoming Dead & Company 2021 tour dates, head here . Full-show audio of the tour opener is available thanks to taper cabitnetmusic .

Dead & Company – Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek – Raleigh, NC – 8/16/21

Setlist : Dead & Company | Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek | Raleigh, NC | 8/16/21

Set One (7:48 – 8:48): Touch Of Grey, Shakedown Street, Deal, Tennessee Jed, Brown Eyed Women, Deal

Set Two: (9:22 – 11:15): Playing In The Band > A Love Supreme > Truckin’ > Spoonful > Playing In The Band Reprise > Help On The Way > Slipknot > Franklin’s Tower > Drums/Space > The Wheel > Death Don’t Have No Mercy, Not Fade Away

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Dead and Company's John Mayer (L) rocks out with Bob Weir (R). Bill Kreutzmann (center), drumming in the back is not joining the group on tour.

There’s only a few more opportunities to “ride that train.”

Dead and Company with John Mayer are embarking on their 29-concert ‘Farewell Tour’ starting May 19 in Los Angeles and then calling it quits after their last gig ever at San Francisco’s Oracle Park on July 16.

And if you want to see Mayer aka Slow Hand Jr. jam with original Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart as well as Oteil Burbridge, Jeff Chimenti and Jay Lane (sitting in for drummer Bill Kreutzmann), we’re here to help .

Our team found the cheapest tickets available to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group for all shows including their two gigs at Saratoga Springs’ Saratoga Performing Arts Center on June 17-18 and New York’s Citi Field on June 21-22.

We’re happy to report that some tickets are shockingly inexpensive .

At the time of publication, the lowest price we found on tickets was $17 before fees on Vivid Seats.

Considering this is the last time the legendary jam band is ever playing live, that’s a bona fide Deadhead bargain.

Want to find out how much tickets cost when John, Bob, Mickey and the gang roll into your town?

Here’s everything you need to know and more about Dead and Company’s 2023 Farewell Tour.

All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.

Dead and Company 2023 tour schedule

A complete calendar including all Dead and Company tour dates, venues and links to the cheapest tickets available can be found below.

(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout .)

Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

They offer a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and your tickets will be delivered prior to the event.

John Mayer solo tour

Months after Dead and Company wrap things up for good, John Mayer will return to the road for another leg of his ongoing ‘Solo Tour.’

Along the way, he’ll stop into New York City’s Madison Square Garden for back-to-back nights on Oct. 3 and Oct. 4 .

A few weeks later, he’s set to headline Long Island’s UBS Arena on Oct. 21 .

If you need more info, click here to find Mayer’s complete tour calendar .

Other farewell tours in 2023

Dead and Company aren’t the only act hanging it up for good this year.

Here are just five more of our favorites taking their hits on the road one last time this year.

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• Kenny Loggins

• Parliament Funkadelic

Curious who else is retiring from the road in 2023? Check out our list of all acts on their farewell tour here .

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With Friday’s release of John Mayer ‘s The Search for Everything: Wave Two , another four-song preview from the singer’s upcoming LP , Mayer has announced the North American summer leg of his 2017 world tour.

Following a spring U.S. trek and European jaunt, the latest slate of 32 North American dates for the tour – which will feature Mayer performing three unique sets: solo acoustic, fronting a full band and with the John Mayer Trio – begins July 18 th in Albuquerque and concludes September 3 rd in Noblesville, Indiana.

When the initial run of spring Search for Everything dates were announced, Mayer shared a video summarizing what fans could expect on the trek:

Tickets for the latest dates go on sale March 4 th ; check out Mayer’s site for full ticket information.

Following the January 20 th release of The Search for Everything: Wave One – which debuted at Number Two on the Billboard 200 – Mayer dropped Wave Two on Friday, featuring four new songs: “Still Feel Like Your Man,” “Emoji of a Wave,” “Helpless” and “Roll it on Home.”

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JOHN MAYER Announces Fall 2023 Tour Dates For Solo Acoustic Arena Tour

Due to the tremendous success of his current and groundbreaking solo acoustic tour, trailblazer John Mayer has set a new leg for fall 2023, launching with an encore performance at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Tuesday, October 3rd, and will run through November, when the fall tour wraps with an added show at the iconic Kia Forum in Los Angeles.

Tickets go on sale starting Friday, March 31st, at 9 AM local time at Johnmayer.com . A full listing of tour dates can be found below.

The highly acclaimed tour, produced by Live Nation, features solo performances by Mayer, leaning heavily on his acoustic guitar work with special performances on piano and electric guitar, in arenas throughout the U.S, with UK and European dates to be announced soon.

Known for an effortless blend of mind-blowing guitar playing, soulful voice and impeccable songwriting abilities, Mayer has lit up the charts with numerous massive hits such as “New Light,” “Gravity,” “Love on the Weekend,” “Heartbreak Warfare,” “Daughters,” “Waiting on the World to Change,” “Last Train Home,” and “Your Body Is a Wonderland.” The 2023 tour has been 20 years in the making and will feature rare, full acoustic sets from John Mayer performing these songs, and many more. Multi-platinum GRAMMY® nominated singer-songwriter JP Saxe will open the fall concerts.

Presales start Wednesday, March 29 th , at 9 AM local time and run through Thursday, March 30 th , at 10 PM. Fans can sign up now to receive a unique code to access presale tickets visited at Johnmayer.com .

A limited number of VIP packages will be available, including premium tickets, exclusive merchandise, and more!

Two pairs of front-row tickets will be auctioned off for each show on the tour through charityauctionstoday.com . All proceeds from the ticket auctions will go to the Back To You Fund, which has supported many charities, including John’s Heart & Armor Foundation, as well as programs supporting at-risk youth and the homeless.

FALL 2023 TOUR DATES:

Check Johnmayer.com for full tour and ticketing information.

About John Mayer

There’s nobody quite like John Mayer . He has emerged as a GRAMMY® Award-winning artist, celebrated songwriter, and iconic guitar player all at once. The Bridgeport, CT native introduced himself on the quintuple-platinum Room For Squares in 2001 and has earned three #1 debuts on the Billboard Top 200 with the triple-platinum Heavier Things [2003], double-platinum Battle Studies [2009], and gold Born and Raised [2012]. In addition to selling over 20 million albums worldwide and gathering billions of streams to date, he has garnered seven GRAMMY® Awards, including “Song of the Year” for “Daughters , ” and has earned a record seven U.S. No. 1s on Billboard’s Top Rock Albums chart and 25 entries on the Hot Rock Songs chart, the most for any solo artist. In 2015, Dead & Company was founded, with Mayer on lead guitar as well as vocals.?Since its formation, the band has completed seven tours, playing to four million fans, and has become a record-breaking stadium act. In 2021, Sob Rock , Mayer’s eighth studio album was released to critical acclaim featuring the hits, “Last Train Home” and “Wild Blue.”

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