Surprisingly, the crowd knew most of the tracks off Battle Studies and sang along word for word during many of the songs. Do what you guys feel." A nice glimpse into the John Mayer world of music, the song was sultry and soulful with a slight edge you could never witness from just listening to the album. On "I Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You) he slowed the beat down mid-song, telling his band, "Feel it out. It's great to be back onstage with a guitar."Ī standout performer, Mayer improvised continually throughout the night. Replying to screams of "I love you" Mayer said, "I love you too. I say I haven't met enough women," he quipped.Ī bluesy "Vultures" followed "Heartbreak Warfare" which segued nicely into "Crossroads," by far the most soulful track on Battle Studies, showcasing Mayer's guitar chops well. A mix of new and old songs, the two-hour and fifteen minute set proved Mayer to be in his element as he displayed his killer guitar skills and comical side, continually joking with fans (one of which threw her bra at him). Starting the night with first track off Battle Studies, the room erupted into screams. On the eve of John Mayer's album release, hundreds of fans lined up outside the Music Hall of Williamsburg for a secret show presented by MySpace and Citi Forward.
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