Act two brings out the John Mayer Trio (adding bass and drums), and it's like the entire auditorium has been zapped with an electric cattle prod - Mayer goes into a full-on rock mode I just didn't expect. Act one is Mayer acoustic, and just watching his fingers work the fretboard is impressive (that the dude isn't even thirty yet makes a practicing guitar player like myself green with envy). 'Where the Light Is' is a constructed as a three-act event, which adds further variety and energy to the show. This guy can't just play, but he plays as if his life depends on every last note. No, I didn't love every single song (hits like 'Waiting for the World to Change' still grate on my nerves), but Mayer brings such passion and craft to his songwriting and performance that I couldn't help but be won over.

So 'Where the Light Is' is a wonderful surprise, a live film brimming with musical virtuosity, manic energy, and even a few enlightening (if pretentious) interstitial interviews with Mayer that elevate it above simply being a photographed live event.

I've always thought of him as a twentysomething version of Sting's solo career - pleasant, radio friendly, and the musical equivalent of adult contemporary wallpaper. I just didn't really want to check this one out, because I'm rarely a fan of Mayer's music. So it was with 'Where the Light Is,' John Mayer's first-ever Blu-ray release. Usually, I either like a band or I don't - all the cool pyrotechnics and fancy choreography don't matter a whit if I don't like the tunes. Slip on some handsome suede oords (one of next season’s biggest trends) and you’re good to meet up with your mega-famous pop star girlfriend.or, you know, normal folks.Seldom does a concert disc come along that changes my perception of the artist.

To finish stealing Mayer’s look here, grab a polo that has some sheen to it the shine will elevate the menswear staple to dressier levels, especially when under a suit jacket. There’s no hiding a silhouette in a light shade suit, so if you’re looking in the mirror and not cutting a lean frame, best to move on to another option. It’s best to proceed with caution when heading into light suit territory so if you’re picking one up, velvet or any other fabric, pay extra attention to the fit. The rarely seen suit hue turned a rather simple look-basically four pieces in total-into something supremely elegant. Lately, we’re more used to seeing John Mayer in Visvim Obi-Wan robes than looking like a suave jetsetter but this week the musician switched things up in one swag-tastic (it’s a word, trust us) tan velvet suit.

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