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Watch John Mayer lead Dead & Company out for the final time with a series of stunning fretboard displays
The Grateful Dead offshoot closed their final performance – held, of course, in San Francisco – with Dead classics Truckin' and Brokedown Palace, and a spirited version of Buddy Holly's Not Fade Away
“Beyond special”: Watch John Mayer and Dead & Company nail Knockin’ on Heaven's Door, All Along the Watchtower and Not Fade Away with Dave Matthews
Dead & Co turned into a classic rock covers band for a portion of the night, with a setlist that also featured The Band's The Weight
“Let it rip”: Watch John Mayer join Ed Sheeran to flex his supreme soloing chops on Thinking Out Loud
It's not the first time the pair have performed the chart-smashing track together, but it might just be their best effort yet
Watch John Mayer two-hand tap and divebomb on a Charvel before switching to a prototype PRS Silver Sky in the same solo
The Sob Rock star pulled the ol’ six-string switcheroo mid-solo, flexing two very different sides of his playing in the process
John Mayer's maple-fretboard PRS SE Silver Sky is finally here – and so are some sleek new finishes
First road-tested by Mayer in the spring, the SE Silver Sky Maple comes in its own set of smart colorways
PRS Silver Sky 2.0? John Mayer spotted playing newly spec’d, freshly finished signature model
With a see-through finish, hardtail setup and Alembic Blaster-loaded output jack, this Advanced Research Division prototype is the most radical PRS Silver Sky we've seen yet
Eric Clapton, John Mayer, Joe Bonamassa, Buddy Guy, Santana, ZZ Top… Crossroads 2023 might offer the greatest lineup of guitar talent ever assembled
From H.E.R. to John McLaughlin and Marcus King to Stephen Stills and Gary Clark Jr, the LA event takes place this September and features an eclectic, once–in-a-lifetime lineup
John Mayer spotted road-testing new maple fretboard-equipped PRS SE Silver Sky
Mayer promised he'd be road-testing new material on his ongoing solo arena tour – but it turns out he's putting some new gear through its paces, too
