John Mayer delivered a touching eulogy for his friend and mentor, Grateful Dead co-founder Bob Weir, during an emotional public memorial held for the late guitarist in San Francisco on Saturday ...

John Mayer is mourning a major loss. At Bob Weir’s public memorial in San Francisco, the Dead and Company guitarist took the stage for an emotional appearance. Mayer first teamed up with Weir’s Dead & ...

John Mayer delivered an emotional rendition of “Ripple” as well as a heartfelt eulogy for the late Bob Weir at a public memorial for the Grateful Dead guitarist on Saturday in San Francisco. Taking ...

On Saturday, a public memorial was held in San Francisco honoring the late Bob Weir, where his friend and Dead & Company bandmate John Mayer delivered a moving eulogy and performed "Ripple." "Over the ...

John Mayer remembered his late bandmate and Grateful Dead co-founder Bob Weir in a touching tribute late Sunday. Mayer performed with Weir for several years in Dead & Company. “Okay Bob. I’ll do it ...

John Mayer shared a short but poignant tribute to his late bandmate Bob Weir on Sunday. The musician, who performed with Weir in Dead & Company for several years, honored their collaboration. “Okay ...

Deadline first told you in November that John Mayer and McG were closing in on buying the famed Jim Henson Studio lot at 1416 N. La Brea in Los Angeles. Now comes word that the deal is done. The duo ...

A year after purchasing the famed Henson Company lot, the musician and filmmaker are returning the space to its original name from Charlie Chaplin's heyday. By Ethan Millman Music Editor “Fifty ...

“I’ve asked a lot over the years about this: I don’t know what makes an old California studio smell like an old California studio,” Mayer says. “You cannot fake the smell. Ocean Way [the classic ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. John Mayer calls it “adult day care”: the historic recording studio behind the arched gates on La Brea Avenue ...

Guitarists today are spoiled for choice, and that goes doubly true for players who use computer-based amp modeling software. I’m one such player, and I don’t miss the size, weight, deafening volume, ...