John Mayer Announces 2027 Las Vegas Sphere Residency Featuring Three Distinct Sets
John Mayer is heading to the Sphere in Las Vegas in April 2027 for a headlining residency. The Live Nation-sponsored run will feature three distinct sets exploring his career across acoustic guitar, piano, and electric performances.
Three Distinct Sets and the Return of the John Mayer Trio
The April 2027 residency will include solo acoustic and piano performances, full band arrangements, and a reunion of the John Mayer Trio. Bassist Pino Palladino and drummer Steve Jordan will join Mayer onstage for the Trio set, marking their first live performances together since 2023.
While this marks Mayer’s first solo headlining run at the high-tech venue, he is already familiar with the space after performing two residencies there with Dead and Company in 2024 and 2025.
Residency Dates and Ticketing Details
The Las Vegas residency kicks off on April 8, with additional shows scheduled throughout the month. Tickets start at $129.
The initial dates for the Sphere run include:
- Thursday, April 8
- Saturday, April 10
- Sunday, April 11
- Thursday, April 15
- Saturday, April 17
- Sunday, April 18
A pre-sale begins October 7 at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET, with registration available on Mayer’s website. General ticket sales open on October 9 at the same times.
Charitable Initiatives
In line with Mayer’s ongoing philanthropic work, a portion of the proceeds from the residency will support charitable causes. Tickets for each show will be auctioned through charityauctionstoday.com, with 100% of auction proceeds benefiting the Heart and Armor Foundation, a veterans’ health organization founded by Mayer in 2012. Additionally, $1 from every ticket sold will go to his Back To You Fund, which supports at-risk youth and homeless programs.
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