John Mayer, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and guitarist, can be booked for events through his official booking agent Adela Pourciau. She can be contacted via email at  info@worldentertainmentresourcecompany.com  or by phone at  +1 469-707-9672 . For media or publicity inquiries, his publicists can be reached directly. When reaching out, it is helpful to provide complete details about the event, including the date, location, type of performance, and expected format, whether it is a live concert, private party, or corporate event. Sharing your budget and any special requests, such as preferred songs or set length, ensures that expectations are aligned from the start. Planning well in advance is essential, as John Mayer’s schedule fills quickly due to high demand. Booking John Mayer is more than hiring a performer; it is an opportunity to bring a world-class musician and his iconic guitar work to your audience, creating a memorable and engaging experience.

  In a thrilling announcement that has sent waves through the global music community, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter John Mayer is set to make his much-anticipated debut in India. On January 22, 2026, the renowned guitarist and vocalist will take the stage at Mumbai’s iconic Mahalaxmi Racecourse for a one-night-only performance, marking a milestone moment both for Mayer and his Indian fans. John Mayer, celebrated for his soulful voice, masterful guitar work, and a string of hits that have shaped modern rock and blues, has long expressed admiration for India’s rich musical heritage. This concert is part of his 2026 Solo Tour, which includes dates in the Middle East before landing in the bustling cultural hub of Mumbai. A Cultural Crossroads India, a country where music pulses through everyday life, offers an electrifying backdrop for Mayer’s introspective songwriting and blistering guitar solos. “India has been on my list for years,” Mayer shared in a recent statement. “The vibran...

 John Mayer doesn’t want to rush his next album. And really, why should he? After two decades of twisting pop, blues, and folk into chart-topping, Grammy-winning records, Mayer seems more focused on truth than trends. "I’m letting the songs come to me, not chasing them," he told a crowd in Amsterdam earlier this year. “I think I’m halfway there.” Now, as he balances a stripped-back European solo tour and sporadic songwriting sessions in L.A. and Montana, Mayer is quietly sculpting what insiders say could be his most vulnerable record since Continuum . The album — currently untitled, and still without an official release date — is expected to arrive sometime in late 2025 or early 2026 , according to sources close to the project. “It’s not a sequel. It’s a reset.” Following the lush soft-rock nostalgia of 2021’s Sob Rock , fans might expect another neon-soaked trip into Mayer’s retro obsessions. But this time, he's turning inward. Several unreleased songs debuted on tour...