John Mayer defends his 2006 song 'Waiting for the World to Change' while commenting on the current political turmoil in the ...

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Don't hold your breath for new John Mayer music at the moment. Ahead of upcoming performances in September and October, the 47-year-old Grammy winner is opening up about where he's at in the process ...

John Mayer made multiple headlines after he shared his feelings about Waiting on the World to Change. His speech involved calling out anyone who ever labeled the 2006 hit too passive.

The guitarist says he injured his index finger — his "team captain" for playing chords — before his final weeks in residence with Dead & Company in Las Vegas John Mayer/Instagram; Miikka ...

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The Grammy winner spoke to PEOPLE about future music at the opening night of 'Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride' on Broadway John Mayer is opening up about future music The Grammy winner spoke to ...

The Grammy winner spoke to PEOPLE at the opening night of the new Broadway show Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride "I have enough songs that I could put a record out right now," says Mayer, who ...