John Mayer apologises to Indian fans for rescheduling Mumbai concert; especially "for those who couldn't make it"

American singer-songwriter John Mayer. File Pic

American singer-songwriter John Mayer performed his heart out on Wednesday. The concert left everybody extremely happy, even though it was rescheduled, but he didn't fail to apologise for it, while highlighting how he was really looking forward to performing in Mumbai.

Addressing the attendees, he said, "I want to thank you for waiting a few weeks for me. For anybody who couldn't make it on this particular day, if you are seeing this online, I want to apologise to you for having to reschedule. But thank you so much for making it today." Mayer was instantly met with a happy fanbase for keeping them in mind, and didn't fail to go "aww".

For the uninitiated, the apology comes because even as every John Mayer fan was waiting to witness the Grammy Award winner on January 22, it was later announced that he had to reschedule his performance to February 11. Many fans were disappointed with the change because they had not only booked their tickets but also accommodation, and more. In the bargain, many of them had to opt out of attending the concert because they lost a lot of money.

Making up for the rescheduling, Mayer gave a performance of a lifetime for his Indian fans, who had been waiting for a long time. He not only started the concert with 'Slow Dancing In A Burning Room' and continued with 'Love on the Weekend' but even ended with 'Gravity', one of his many hits.

Being very interactive with the crowd, John also admired the haircuts of Indian men in Mumbai, saying that he loved the way they took care of their 'fade' hair cut, and that made him wonder about his own. He showed more like by playing tunes from fan posters too, making it a memorable experience for all.