At free Kennedy Center concert John Mayer to appear

John Mayer will perform during a free July 20 concert (tickets) at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, joining a bill that also features Smokey Robinson, Branford Marsalis, opera singer Harolyn Blackwell and the National Symphony Orchestra.
The show will celebrate the conclusion of Kennedy Center President Michael M. Kaiser's "cross country fact finding mission to visit arts & music programs," according to a press release. Kaiser will talk about his experiences on the road as he introduces the night's acts.
The performance is free though, tickets are required. Two free tickets per person in line will be distributed on a first come, first served basis at 9 a.m. July 10 in the Kennedy Center Hall of Nations (line forms to left of entrance). More information can be found at the Kennedy Center website.
Mayer kicks off his North American summer tour July 16 in Charlotte, NC. He's scheduled to play amphitheaters in 37 markets; the full schedule is listed at right.
"Battle Studies," Mayer's fourth studio set, surfaced in November, debuting at No. 1 on The Billboard 200.

John Mayer to Mantage Mountain.

John Mayer will entertain audiences at Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain on July 24 as part of his North American Summer Tour.

He will be joined in concert by Train.

The two-month tour kicks off in Charlotte, N.C. and will take Mayer across the country and Canada before wrapping up in the southeast.

Fans have several ways to purchase tickets early before they go on sale to the general public on April 17.

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John Mayer has revealed that he will play London’s Wembley Arena on May 27th. As part of his short visit to Europe, the singer’s show at Wembley is being described as what will be one of the musical highlights of the 2010 music calendar. John Mayer Tickets sales for the Wembley gig are likely to be fierce judging by previous tickets sales for his Hammersmith Apollo show back on January 18th where tickets were snapped up in just two hours.

More recent material has seen Mayer focus more on the Blues genre. Having collaborated with legends such as BB King, Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton in 2005, Mayer went on to form the band The John Mayer Trio with bassist Pino Palladino and drummer Steve Jordan, both of whom he had met through previous studio sessions. The trio played a combination of blues and rock music and gained huge recognition after opening for The Rolling Stones in October 2005

Last year Mayer performed an instrumental guitar version of Michael Jackson’s “Human Nature” at the pop star’s memorial service and the singer’s fourth studio album ‘Battle Studies’ was released on November 17th.