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John Mayer: turns ‘Last Train Home’ into schmaltzy retro ballad

submitted by Nick Oct 30th 2021 12:00 pm (www.nme.com)

The original version of the track appears on the singer-songwriter's latest album 'Sob Rock'The post John Mayer turns ‘Last Train Home’ into schmaltzy retro ballad appeared first on NME.

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John Mayer: Webcast Today

submitted by Nick Jul 21st 2010 01:00 pm (www.antimusic.com)

John Mayer has announced an online event that take place this afternoon.

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John Mayer: Tour Kicks Off Tonight

submitted by Nick Jul 16th 2010 01:00 pm (www.antimusic.com)

John Mayer kicks off his summer tour tonight in Charlotte, North Carolina for a trek that will feature shows with Train, The Avett Brothers, Owl City and Guster.

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John Mayer: Indie Artists Given Chance To Play With John Mayer

submitted by Nick Jun 4th 2010 12:01 pm (www.antimusic.com)

John Mayer has teamed up with OurStage for the "Side Stage Warfare" competition to give artists/bands the chance to perform on side stages for Mayer's 2010 Battle Studies Summer Tour.

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John Mayer: Sick John Mayer cancels Europe shows, heads back to U.S. (Reuters)

submitted by Nick Jun 2nd 2010 08:00 pm (us.rd.yahoo.com)

Reuters - Illness has forced singer John Mayer to cancel his shows in Amsterdam, Madrid and Manchester, a statement on his website said on Wednesday.

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John Mayer: Wisdom and Warfare

submitted by Nick Apr 15th 2010 01:01 pm (www.antimusic.com)

Capping the first leg of his tour in support of his fourth studio record, Battle Studies (forty-seven dates in all), John Mayer and his band performed for well over two-hours at the United Center breaking curfew and delivering a show no one will soon forget.

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