John Mayer fans saw him in a "New Light" this week as he made a surprise appearance at the premiere for the new movie F1.
In what his fans are now calling an "unexpected crossover," the Grammy-winning musician hit the red carpet for the new racing film starring Brad Pitt, where he showed up in style for the New York City premiere in Times Square on Monday, June 16.
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Mayer, 47, was dressed in a simple dark grey suit for the outing, which he paired with a green collared shirt underneath and what appeared to be a small silver pendant necklace. He was also sporting a fancy watch from the luxury Swedish manufacturer Audemars Piguet.
Fans were pleasantly surprised to see Mayer, 47, attendance, as many of his supporters had no idea that he is featured on one of the film's soundtrack songs, playing guitar for Ed Sheeran's track entitled "Drive." (The same song also features the Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl on drums).
John Mayer at the "F1" New York Premiere on June 16, 2025 in New York, New York."Omg my two favorite things John Mayer and F1 are colliding," one fan wrote on Reddit after seeing the photos from Monday's premiere, while someone else said, "This makes me very happy."
"Was not expecting this crossover," another fan wrote, while several others on X (formerly Twitter) gushed over Mayer's stylish appearance at the event.
"Looking great!" one user said about the "Love on the Weekend" singer, while someone else added, "his hair looks so fine even with the white hairs."
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