I didn't realise we had a John Mayer thread here. I actually saw him for the first time a couple of weeks ago in London. Here's the set list:
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/john-may ... da47e.html
The first set was great and mind blowing at times. Waiting on the Day is one of my favourite JM songs, but I didn't expect it to be the song out of the night. Here's a video:
https://youtu.be/LfQ910_Y2b0
The thing that impressed the most was how great the band was, not just JM. Everyone in the band played a huge role (apart from the percussion - not sure why he's there) and the band were really bouncing off each other. It was just small things such as David Ryan Harris briefly singing I Don't Trust Myself. I imagine it's tricky to be in a band with three guitarists, particularly if one of those guitarists is JM, but the other two guitarists has some great solos throughout the night. Edge of Desire was also mind blowing as well.
I found the second set to be a bit hit and miss to be honest. I was really impressed with JM doing his acoustic set. It must take big balls to stand up in front of at least 15,000 people and play on your own. Although, after the acoustic set the energy never really picked up. Moving On was good but Rosie just kind of fell a bit flat. I like Stop This Train, but I don't really need to hear it live, especially after all of the other acoustic songs he just played. Born and Raised is my favourite album so I loved The Age of Worry and it helped the energy pick up a bit. Carry Me Away was really cool too. David Ryan Harris knocked it out of the park again prior to Slow Dancing and Slow Dancing was great as expected. Gravity and New Light was obviously great too. The gig was overall good, but there was a lack of energy in the second half, the amazing chemistry that was present in the first set wasn't so prominent in the second half.
I was a bit disappointed to only hear one song from Born and Raised, as that's my favourite album. I think the lack of energy might have come from such a large amount of songs from his last album.
I think my favourite JM song is Wheel, I just love the bluesy groove, the slow tempo and the lyrics.
I'm also really keen on David Ryan Harris's solo stuff. I'd recommend checking his stuff out if you haven't:
https://youtu.be/rxc19fLn4OQ
https://youtu.be/lWqQbToiLEc
https://youtu.be/3EOHraCMjbI
https://youtu.be/vNLLK2a9l9M