JOHN Mayer has been a household name for over twenty years since dropping his first album, Room For Squares, in 2001.
Now, John Mayer has released eight studio albums, and after touring with the Dead and Company, he's hitting the road again, this time solo.
John Mayer tour 2023: How can I buy tickets?
Tickets for John Mayer's solo tour are available as of February 1, 2023, for artist pre-sale and will open to the general public on February 3.
If you want to buy pre-sale tickets, head to John Mayer's website, which will prompt you to enter your name, email address, and phone number in exchange for a password.
You'll then be taken to Ticketmaster, where you will enter the password.
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As of 5.30pm on February 1, 2023, tickets to his show are selling for anywhere from $400 to several thousand dollars.
This sparks controversy among fans who didn't get tickets early this morning because they weren't allowed in the queue, bringing flashbacks of Taylor Swift's Ticketmaster debacle.
Where is John Mayer headed on tour in 2023?
John Mayer is touring in the following cities:
- Newark, New Jersey
- Boston, Massachusetts
- New York, New York
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Toronto, Canada
- Detroit, Michigan
- Nashville, Tennesee
- Cleveland, Ohio
- Atlanta, Georgia
- St Louis, Missouri
- Chicago, Illinois
- Saint Paul, Minnesota
- Denver, Colorado
- Phoenix, Arizona
- Palm Desert, California
- Sacramento, California
- Vancouver, Canada
- Seattle, Washington
- Inglewood, California
How many albums does John Mayer have?
John Mayer has a total of eight full-length studio albums, including:
- Room for Squares (2001)
- Heavier Things (2003)
- Continuum (2006)
- Battle Studies (2009)
- Born and Raised (2012)
- Paradise Valley (2013)
- The Search for Everything (2017)
- Sob Rock (2021)
According to Celebrity Net Worth, the singer has an estimated net worth of around $70million.
Aside from his successful solo career, Mayer also appeared as a member of Dead & Company, a Grateful Dead spin-off band.
He's also appeared on songs for several other artists.