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About John Mayer

John Clayton Mayer (b. October 16, 1977) is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter who plays rock music. In 2005, he made a transition towards the blues genre.

John Mayer Early life
Born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, Mayer grew up in Fairfield, Connecticut and became friends with future tennis star James Blake. Mayer attended Fairfield Warde High School for his freshman, sophomore, and senior years, but attended Brien McMahon High School in Norwalk, Connecticut for his junior year, where he was enrolled in the Center for Global Studies at Brien McMahon High School. Then known as the Center for Japanese Studies Abroad, it is a magnet program for students in Fairfield County wanting to learn Japanese.

Mayer listened to pop music, but it was not until the age of thirteen that his inspiration for playing the guitar began. When his father, a high school principal, gave him a Stevie Ray Vaughan tape taken from a confiscated tape player, Mayer discovered the blues and learned how to play the guitar. After two years of practice, he started playing at blues bars and other venues in the area. While in high school, he was in a band called Villanova Junction with Joe Beleznay, Tim Procaccini, and Rich Wolf.

Mayer at Berklee College of Music in Boston
After playing the guitar for several years, Mayer enrolled in the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts at the age of 19. He soon realized that instead of studying music, he was more interested in writing and playing it. He chose to cut his studies short in favor of a move to Atlanta, Georgia. He began his career in earnest there, quickly making a name for himself in the local coffeehouse and club circuit, in venues like Eddie's Attic.

John Mayer Trio
In the spring of that same year, Mayer formed the John Mayer Trio with bassist Pino Palladino and drummer Steve Jordan, both of whom he had met through previous studio sessions. The trio plays a combination of blues and rock music. In November of 2005, they released a live album called TRY! The first single "Who Did You Think I Was?" references Mayer's decision to move away from acoustic pop music. In October 2005, the John Mayer Trio opened for The Rolling Stones during a sold out club tour of their own.

The John Mayer Trio is now defunct. John declared at the end of their performance at the Tempe Music Festival in March of 2006, "This is Steve Jordan, That's Pino Palladino, and I'm Jon Mayer. And for a few more minutes, we are the John Mayer Trio." His management has recently stated that his 2006 tour will be on a smaller scale, possibly parks and local blues festivals.

Current projects of John Mayer
Mayer's new album, entitled Continuum, is due out on September 12th, 2006. It is being produced by Mayer himself, and John Mayer Trio drummer and session veteran Steve Jordan. Mayer has made it clear that this album will stay within the same vein as his release with the trio, combining his signature pop music with the feel, sound, groove and sensibilities of the blues. A few tracks from his trio release TRY! will be released on Continuum including "Vultures", "Good Love Is On The Way" and "Gravity." Mayer also played a secret one-off show at the Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles on April 10th, 2006 with John Mayer Trio bassist Pino Palladino where they played the majority of the new songs off of Continuum.

The first single from Continuum is "Waiting On The World To Change", set to impact radio on July 10th.