John Mayer to perform in India for the first time; Mumbai gets ready for a musical treat

Mayer’s music has a way of connecting deeply with fans. From introspective ballads to catchy, upbeat songs, his catalogue has shaped the soundtrack of millions of lives.

John Mayer to perform in India for the first time; Mumbai gets ready for a musical treat

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Exciting news for music fans in India! Grammy-winning singer and guitarist John Mayer is all ready to make his debut in the country. He will take the stage in Mumbai on January 22, 2026, at the iconic Mahalaxmi Racecourse.

The concert comes in production and promotion of BookMyShow Live. Fans can expect not just Mayer’s famous tracks but also the impromptu musical magic he is known for at live shows around the world.

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The organisers promise a night full of soulful melodies, expert guitar solos, and the kind of energy that makes a John Mayer performance unforgettable.

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John Mayer himself expressed his excitement about finally performing in India. In a press statement, he said, “India has long been on my list of places to play, not just for the vibrancy of its culture but for the way music lives in the everyday lives of people here. To finally perform in Mumbai feels both humbling and exhilarating.”

Mayer’s music has a way of connecting deeply with fans. From introspective ballads to catchy, upbeat songs, his catalogue has shaped the soundtrack of millions of lives.

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Hits like ‘Gravity’, ‘Vultures’, ‘No Such Thing’, and ‘Why Georgia’ have made him a global music icon. Now, fans in India will get to experience these songs in a live setting for the first time.

Naman Pugalia, Chief Business Officer of Live Events at BookMyShow, highlighted the importance of this show.

“John Mayer’s debut performance in India represents a significant cultural milestone. His music has reached millions worldwide through headphones and speakers, becoming part of personal memories. Seeing him live in Mumbai will turn that private connection into a shared experience for everyone,” he said.

Pugalia also added that this concert reflects the growing strength and reach of live music in India.

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