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Valentine’s Week has become even more special with a music performance by seven-time GRAMMY Award winner John Mayer, who made his India debut with a one-night-only show at the iconic Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Mumbai on February 11.
As the evening got underway, the folk-pop artist from Nagaland, Abdon Mech, treated the initial attendees with moving performances of beautiful melodies such as Aria, Give Me My Soul Back, and Taking My Heart. Subsequently, the independent singer-songwriter Tejas took the stage with powerful performances of Ruby, Kiss From A Rose, and
I'm Not Missing You At All
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The crowd's excitement transformed into riveted attention as John Mayer eventually made an appearance. He picked up his guitar and instantly captivated the audience into a collective, reverent silence with his characteristic poise and assurance.
Famously known for his deep voice and highly regarded guitar work, Mayer excels at the junction of heartfelt songwriting and virtuosic guitar skill, fusing pop, rock, folk, and blues.
Mayer performed romantic numbers such as Slow Dancing in a Burning Room and Gravity that portrayed the subdued passion of love during Valentine's Week. He continued his evergreen tribute to intimacy and love,
Your Body Is a Wonderland. The evening seemed lost in thought and joyful with numbers such as Love on the Weekend and New Light, which added a lighter, more optimistic vibe.
Mayer gave a heartfelt welcome to the crowd, saying, “Mumbai, it’s good to see you! Thank you for waiting a couple of weeks longer, and thank you for making it. I love you.”
The audience replied with clapping, whistles, and screams, setting the mood for the evening that would go down in history.
According to BookMyShow's Chief Business Officer for Live Events, Naman Pugalia, John Mayer's music has influenced listening habits across generations in India.
“Seeing that connection come to life on stage in Mumbai turned it into a potent group experience,” Pugalia said in a BookMyShow press release.
Mayer’s arrival in India, as Pugalia stated, is a significant cultural turning point for the live music industry. “Creating platforms where global artistry meets deeply engaged Indian audiences defines the future of live entertainment in the country,” he added.
Thousands of people joined in by the end of the evening as Mayer's songs echoed across the auditorium.
As the evening got underway, the folk-pop artist from Nagaland, Abdon Mech, treated the initial attendees with moving performances of beautiful melodies such as Aria, Give Me My Soul Back, and Taking My Heart. Subsequently, the independent singer-songwriter Tejas took the stage with powerful performances of Ruby, Kiss From A Rose, and
The crowd's excitement transformed into riveted attention as John Mayer eventually made an appearance. He picked up his guitar and instantly captivated the audience into a collective, reverent silence with his characteristic poise and assurance.
Famously known for his deep voice and highly regarded guitar work, Mayer excels at the junction of heartfelt songwriting and virtuosic guitar skill, fusing pop, rock, folk, and blues.
Mayer performed romantic numbers such as Slow Dancing in a Burning Room and Gravity that portrayed the subdued passion of love during Valentine's Week. He continued his evergreen tribute to intimacy and love,
Mayer gave a heartfelt welcome to the crowd, saying, “Mumbai, it’s good to see you! Thank you for waiting a couple of weeks longer, and thank you for making it. I love you.”
The audience replied with clapping, whistles, and screams, setting the mood for the evening that would go down in history.
According to BookMyShow's Chief Business Officer for Live Events, Naman Pugalia, John Mayer's music has influenced listening habits across generations in India.
“Seeing that connection come to life on stage in Mumbai turned it into a potent group experience,” Pugalia said in a BookMyShow press release.
Mayer’s arrival in India, as Pugalia stated, is a significant cultural turning point for the live music industry. “Creating platforms where global artistry meets deeply engaged Indian audiences defines the future of live entertainment in the country,” he added.
Thousands of people joined in by the end of the evening as Mayer's songs echoed across the auditorium.
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