The Knockturnal
  • Home
  • Entertainment
    • Events Film The Kontenders Theater TV All
      Music

      Taylor Swift: Storyteller – A ‘Taylor-Made’ Exhibition for Swifties in NYC

      June 7, 2023

      Entertainment

      Allison Ponthier’s Captivating Performance at ‘The Panorama Tour’

      June 6, 2023

      Entertainment

      The Museum of the Moving Image Screened the Movie “Jennifer’s Body”

      June 6, 2023

      Music

      Introducing Alicia Creti & Her Musical Might: An Interview

      June 6, 2023

      Film

      “Thelma & Louise” Drives Into The Criterion Collection

      June 8, 2023

      Film

      On The Scene: Transformers: Rise of The Beasts Premieres In Brooklyn

      June 7, 2023

      Film

      Cinema Center To Activate During Tribeca Film Festival Week With Event Lineup Featuring…

      June 7, 2023

      Film

      The Museum of the Moving Image Screened the Movie “Jennifer’s Body”

      June 6, 2023

      The Kontenders

      Rapper MILLI Talks About Marking History, Her Process & What Is Next On…

      May 24, 2023

      The Kontenders

      KnockturnaLIST: Top 20 Favorite Films of 2022

      December 30, 2022

      The Kontenders

      BHFF Review: ‘Harbinger’ COVID Horror At Its Most Chilling

      November 9, 2022

      The Kontenders

      NYFF 2022: Aftersun

      October 7, 2022

      Theater

      I Spent the Evening at Skyline Drive NYC, Watching Porsche Destroy Le Mans

      June 5, 2023

      Theater

      Interview with Jennifer Weber

      June 3, 2023

      Theater

      @giselle Ballet Premiere In NYC!

      May 23, 2023

      Theater

      King James at MTC Review

      May 18, 2023

      TV

      On The Scene: Netflix and Teen Vogue Host Never Have I Ever “Had…

      June 8, 2023

      TV

      The Cancellation of Roy: Succession Finale Review

      June 5, 2023

      TV

      The Eric Andre Show Smashes Bash Experience and Season 6 Teaser: More Pranks,…

      June 5, 2023

      TV

      Freeform’s Cruel Summer Cast Celebrates Premiere Like It’s 1999

      June 4, 2023

      Entertainment

      On The Scene: Netflix and Teen Vogue Host Never Have I Ever “Had…

      June 8, 2023

      Entertainment

      “Thelma & Louise” Drives Into The Criterion Collection

      June 8, 2023

      Entertainment

      On The Scene: Transformers: Rise of The Beasts Premieres In Brooklyn

      June 7, 2023

      Entertainment

      Taylor Swift: Storyteller – A ‘Taylor-Made’ Exhibition for Swifties in NYC

      June 7, 2023

  • Music
    • Koncerts News All
      Food & Drink

      On the Scene: Day Three of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Food & Drink

      On the Scene: Day Two of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Food & Drink

      On the Scene: Day One of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Entertainment

      Xing Fu Tang’s Handmade Artisan Boba Draws A Crowd At 88rising’s ‘Head In…

      May 26, 2023

      News

      Allison Ponthier’s Captivating Performance at ‘The Panorama Tour’

      June 6, 2023

      News

      Fender Next Class Artist ‘Momma’ Dishes on Their Album ‘Household Name’

      June 6, 2023

      News

      Introducing Alicia Creti & Her Musical Might: An Interview

      June 6, 2023

      News

      88rising Handpicks The ‘Rokstars’ Of Korean Fried Chicken For Its ‘Head In The…

      May 26, 2023

      Music

      Taylor Swift: Storyteller – A ‘Taylor-Made’ Exhibition for Swifties in NYC

      June 7, 2023

      Music

      On the Scene: Day Three of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Music

      On the Scene: Day Two of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Music

      On the Scene: Day One of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

  • Lifestyle
    • Art Automotive Events Fashion & Beauty Sports All
      Art

      An Inside Look into Deep Green AI x Nolcha Show’s Crypto Party

      May 30, 2023

      Art

      On The Scene: The Gordan Parks Foundation Gala 2023

      May 30, 2023

      Art

      On The Scene: The 2023 Ailey Spirit Gala at Jazz at Lincoln Center

      May 30, 2023

      Art

      ON THE SCENE: Femme F(r)iction Exhibition Tour Hosted in New York’s Iconic Academy…

      May 25, 2023

      Automotive

      I Spent the Evening at Skyline Drive NYC, Watching Porsche Destroy Le Mans

      June 5, 2023

      Automotive

      Unveiling Shell V-Power NiTRO: The Fuel of the Future

      May 18, 2023

      Automotive

      Off Grid Takes Over SLS South Beach for Miami Race Weekend

      May 11, 2023

      Automotive

      On the Road with Lincoln Corsair

      April 26, 2023

      Events

      Virginia’s Wine Country Celebrates Pride in the Vines with Passport Competition and Taste…

      June 8, 2023

      Events

      Review: IXTA Cocina Mexicana and Mezcal Bar Brings the Heat and Style in…

      June 8, 2023

      Events

      Inside the Sainte Marguerite en Provence Sensational Soiree

      June 8, 2023

      Events

      A Sizzling Start to the Season at The Summer Club

      June 6, 2023

      Fashion & Beauty

      Must Have Skin Care Products For The Summer

      June 7, 2023

      Fashion & Beauty

      Solving Kid’s Cancer Annual Spring Celebration

      May 19, 2023

      Fashion & Beauty

      This Is How New York City Ladies Run The World

      May 15, 2023

      Fashion & Beauty

      TEFAF New York Returns with 13 New Presenting Galleries and Countless Museum-Quality Works

      May 12, 2023

      Sports

      Rising UFC Star Joe Pyfer & Director Chandler Henry Talk New Documentary ‘Journey…

      May 26, 2023

      Sports

      Brooks Running Hosts Summer Kickback To Unveil New Summer Line

      May 16, 2023

      Sports

      Sony’s ‘Big George Foreman’ Movie Interviews With Actor Khris Davis, And Director George…

      April 21, 2023

      Sports

      OFF GRID TO HOST WEEKEND ACTIVATION DURING FORMULA 1 MIAMI RACE WEEKEND WITH…

      April 21, 2023

      Lifestyle

      Virginia’s Wine Country Celebrates Pride in the Vines with Passport Competition and Taste…

      June 8, 2023

      Lifestyle

      Review: IXTA Cocina Mexicana and Mezcal Bar Brings the Heat and Style in…

      June 8, 2023

      Lifestyle

      Inside the Sainte Marguerite en Provence Sensational Soiree

      June 8, 2023

      Lifestyle

      Africon 2023: A Day of Inspiration and Empowerment

      June 8, 2023

  • News
  • Videos
  • Covers
  • Merch
MusicThe Latest

Concert Review: John Mayer at MSG in NYC

by Hershil Vora July 29, 2019
by Hershil Vora July 29, 2019 0 comment
2.6K

On Thursday, July 25th, John Mayer played his first of two shows at Madison Square Garden for his 2019 tour!

Most fans of John Mayer look to one, maybe two live performances in awe: “Where the Light is” and “On Any Given Thursday”.  Both highlight two very different yet great eras of John’s career and playing.  There’s a magic to those shows and most people wonder what it would be like to be at one of those concerts.  A concert where the music is on the bleeding edge, where the emotion is raw, and the audience is truly connected to the performer.  I believe- and many people who were there would agree- that Thursday, July 25th at Madison Square Garden in New York City was one of those shows.

The booth selling John Mayer x Online Ceramic merch
The other apparel sold at the booth.

Entering MSG, we were greeted by two long lines of people waiting to buy John’s new merch.  John collaborated with Online Ceramics to create six new shirt designs, some inspired by John’s jokes.  The “Big Shirt” shirt that is, in fact, a big shirt, was inspired by his 90-second joke song, “Big Shirt”.  Additionally, John spoke about the “Curfew Boys” shirt in an Instagram post.  “So most concert venues have a curfew, and almost all of them are enforced by way of a hefty fine,” wrote John, “If a show is running long, my tour manager (KEN) will tell me before the encore, along with the exact number of minutes I have until the fine kicks in.  I remain undefeated, often with seconds to spare.”  Alongside these shirts, other apparel like hats, stickers, notebooks, and keychains were on sale.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by John Mayer ? (@johnmayer)

John Mayer and the band covering the Grateful Dead song “Deal”

This year’s tour is quite unique in the fact that there isn’t an opening act.  The show is simply two sets of just John playing with the full band as well as solo acoustic.  “This is my first tour without an opening act,” said John in an Instagram post, “Two full sets of music allows me to make sure everybody gets what they came for.”  Additionally, a widescreen projector is used on stage to not only allow everyone to see the stage but also create a movie-like feel that was interactive with the performance.  The screen serves as a backdrop, projecting scenery and designs that go along with the performance, from a fun psychedelic animation while playing a Grateful Dead cover to a canyon scenery and synced up lyrics for “Age of Worry”.  The use of a screen like this is not new for John as he used one during his 2017 tour.  However, I think that this is a much better implementation of it.  The last one also used scenery but overlaid live footage of the show overtop it.  It created a good vibe, but it was hard to see the stage through that.  This year’s

John Mayer and the band covering the Grateful Dead song “Deal”

implementation didn’t have that problem.  When showing the stage, the image was clear with the occasional use of a soft filter over it.  In addition to that, it also played the music videos to the songs that had them and I especially loved that when John was ripping amazing guitar solos, it zoomed in on his hands, letting everyone see just how crazy it was.

The show opened with a parody of the DVD logo bouncing around the screen.  When it finally hit the corner of the screen, the stadium erupted and John and the band arrived on stage.  The first set consisted of “Belief”, “Love on the Weekend”, “Who Says”, “I Don’t Trust Myself (with loving you)”, “In the Blood”, “Waiting on the World to Change”, “Whiskey, Whiskey, Whiskey”, “Changing”, “Edge of Desire”, and a cover of the Grateful Dead song “Deal”.  Vocally, John sounded pristine.  Seeing him at the beginning of this tour meant hearing his voice with little to no vocal fatigue.  Everything sounded as if it was right off the album.  The guitar solos for “I Don’t Trust Myself” and “Changing” were amazing as well.  He has a way of phrasing his

John Mayer and the band playing “Belief”

solos that gives you goosebumps.  So much of this first set was so energetic.  Every time the mention of New York City came up in “Who Says” the stadium erupted in cheers, and everyone lost it when they began to play “Deal” by the Grateful Dead.  Everything about this set was an incredible build-up to what would be a particularly spectacular second set.

Where the last set was exciting and energetic, this one was emotional and a real connection between the audience and the performers was formed.  John started off with “Emoji of a Wave”, and while playing it the entire stadium was singing along to the chorus as loud as they could; you could tell

that this song was special to so many of them.  After the song, John said “Artists are always worried about whether anybody cares about this song or

John Mayer playing “Emoji of a Wave”

that song or that song, and one of the most tried and true metrics is whether that song was ‘successful’, and the idea is that ‘well the people will let you know if it’s any good based on if it’s ‘successful’’.  But I don’t know if that’s the right metric anymore because there’s nothing ‘successful’ about this song.  But I worry and I go ‘maybe I shouldn’t go play that song tonight because it wasn’t ‘successful’’.  And then when I start playing it and you sing along from your heart, it makes me want to cry all over you because you make me feel like I did have a reason to write it, so thank you.”  He sounded emotional and filled with relief while saying this.  He continued: “I never felt that before in my life.  You guys are singing along to that song going like “John, you don’t have to worry about that song anymore, that means something to somebody, so forget if it’s ‘successful’.”

John Mayer playing “In Your Atmosphere”

I would call it a great success if you’re singing along to it and it means something to you, so thank you.”

He followed this speech with “In Your Atmosphere” and “Free Falling”.  During the latter, the entire stadium was lit with the lights of so many phones.  It seems like a cliché, but being in that moment and seeing all of these lights is like seeing the stars you normally couldn’t see in New York.  It really is a special feeling.  Following that he played “Helpless”, “Something Like Olivia”, and “Still Feel Like Your Man”.  The solos for “Helpless” and “Still Feel Like Your Man” were especially unique, each one going in a direction I haven’t seen before.  During “Helpless”, John and Aaron Sterling did a very groovy breakdown and during “Still Feel Like Your Man”, they went completely into left field, changing keys entirely and creating a really funky bridge section.  Then came “If I Ever Get Around to

John Mayer and the band playing “If I Ever Get Around to Living”

Living”, one of my personal favorites.  Isaiah Sharkey had an incredible, jaw-dropping solo,  that even blew John away.  If anyone had any doubts about him, they were all shattered with that solo.  Following that was “Slow Dancing in a Burning Room”, which was preluded by David Ryan Harris with his sensitive cover of “The Beautiful Ones” by Prince.  The solo for “Slow Dancing” was so beyond belief with its phrasing- it was so beautiful and soulful that it gave me and everyone else chills.

Before moving on to his next song, “Age of Worry”, John spoke about his feelings with worry.  “You know, I think I speak for everybody when I say that I look a lot of other people’s pain a lot all day.  You read about people’s upset, or pain, or struggles, and I’m old enough now to read it from a different perspective of someone who’s had them.  You know, once you’ve had them and you’ve moved through them; all the worry and all the fear and all of the ‘what if’, and “I’m not good enough,” you wish that other people could understand what you understand.  That most of the worry meant nothing.  And

John Mayer and the band playing “Age of Worry”

maybe worry is a way of connecting with the world a bit more than you want to admit you’ve wanted.  But all I know is that there’s too much of it, and most of it is unnecessary,” said John, “And once you move past it and you get older you see other people have real struggles with it, all you wish you could do is throw your arms around people and say like ‘oh you’ve gotta see what a thousand days looks like.  You’ve gotta see what a thousand days after this looks like.  It’s gonna be okay.’  So I hope there is something in here that you can take home with you and go “yeah I am gonna do that.”  This is a permission slip, this song is a permission slip.  It was one myself, that’s why I wrote it; it was a permission slip to myself and now it’s for you guys.”  Following this speech, the performance was particularly powerful.  You could tell that John was feeling so emotional and wanted to put on the best performance he possibly could.  He even messed up while singing, but the audience didn’t mind.  We were all along for this ride and just laughed it off knowing he was feeling it as much as we were.

The last two songs of the set were “Why Georgia” and “Dear Marie”.  At this point, everyone was so happy and tuned in to the show that the crowd sang the bridge for “Why Georgia” alone and softly sang along to sweet sorrow of “Dear Marie”.  “This is beyond ‘I wanna be well known.’  It’s now turned

John Mayer and the band playing “Dear Marie”

into some other thing and you guys have brought me there.  We get to all inhabit these songs together and I think about my life as I play, I was thinking about my life during “Why Georgia” and remembering parts of days that I never remembered until right then.  Thank you guys so much.  I hope more than anything that the people in your life are as patient with you and your coming of age and figuring yourself out as you have been with me,” said John, “Thank you for sticking around, waiting it out, and I just feel a wonderful sense of arrival to someplace that’s well beyond what I even thought was even on the menu and you have given me that.  There’s something beyond it that I didn’t know existed, and it’s this.  Thank you so much for introducing me to something I didn’t know existed which is just playing music for pure love with people who connect with it and therefore you connect with and that’s it.  So thank you.”

The band left the stage, but only for a short time, as the whole stadium cheered for them to come back.  They played two songs for the encore, the first being “Gravity”.  There was a standout time during that song where they switched to “I Got Dreams to Remember”.  The two backup vocalists, Tiffany Palmer, and Carlos Ricketts Jr. sang phenomenally as they riffed their own solo lines; everyone was floored by their voices.  The final song was “New

John Mayer and the band playing the final encore song, “New Light”

Light”, where John started off by recreating the dance from the music video.  The song ended in a beautiful moment when a burst of confetti fluttered down like cherry blossom leaves during spring in Japan.  It was a perfect way to end off an amazing show.

Over the years, John has evolved as a songwriter and a guitarist.  He has explored several genres from Pop, rock, blues, country, R&B, soul, and much more.  He has joined the Dead & Company band, being fully embraced by diehard Dead fans of old and even collaborated with new hip hop artists, like Travis Scott, Khalid, Frank Ocean, and Daniel Caesar.  They say that you are the sum of your attempt to be like those who inspire you.  From the raw

Confetti falling from the roof as “New Light” and the show, concludes.

energy of Stevie Ray Vaughn, the unmatched rhythm of Jimmi Hendrix, the soul of B.B. King, the sensitive phrasing of Jerry Garcia, the poetic lyricism of Bob Dylan, and the musicality of Bill Evans, his journey and experiences to be like all of them has created a style and feeling that is undeniably John Mayer.

During this show, we saw John ride on the edge with his music, playing to the absolute limit and searching for the things just beyond his reach.  It wasn’t perfect and there were times where he made mistakes, but that’s what happens when you are performing at the edge of your ability.  His solos that night explored his entire spectrum, from explosive to sensitive, bluesy to funky, and melodic to atonal.  Not only that, but John gave his entire band a chance to shine, letting everyone take a

Confetti falling from the roof as “New Light” and the show, concludes.

solo and expressing themselves.  All of this culminated in a show that will likely never be forgotten by the attendees.  As John said, “This is just a whole bunch of friends who want to sing along and we’re just renting out the room.”

You can get tickets for upcoming shows on the tour at johnmayer.com

 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by The Knockturnal (@theknockturnal)

Share this:

  • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
ConcerGuitarJohn MayerMusic
0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Hershil Vora

previous post
On The Scene: YBN Cordae’s ‘The Lost Boy’ Album Listening
next post
Michael B. Jordan and Lupus LA Celebrate 3rd Annual MBJAM

Related Posts

On The Scene: Netflix and Teen Vogue Host...

June 8, 2023

Africon 2023: A Day of Inspiration and Empowerment

June 8, 2023

On The Scene: Transformers: Rise of The Beasts...

June 7, 2023

The New Sporty Core Trend Is All About...

June 7, 2023

Taylor Swift: Storyteller – A ‘Taylor-Made’ Exhibition for...

June 7, 2023

Brunch at Blu On The Hudson in Weehawken,...

June 7, 2023

Cinema Center To Activate During Tribeca Film Festival...

June 7, 2023

Must Have Skin Care Products For The Summer

June 7, 2023

Allison Ponthier’s Captivating Performance at ‘The Panorama Tour’

June 6, 2023

Non-profit “Pride Live” Presented the Stonewall Unplugged Event

June 6, 2023

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Digital Cover No. 16

The Knockturnal Merch

Follow Us On The Gram

Victoria Rowell at the 5th American Black Film Fes Victoria Rowell at the 5th American Black Film Festival @americanblackfilmfestival @victoriarowell #blackexcellence #evesbayou #abff #abffhonors
@javicia Javicia Leslie at the American Black Film @javicia Javicia Leslie at the American Black Film Festival Awards #abff #abffhonors #blackexcellence
@courtneybvance Courtney Vance at the American Bla @courtneybvance Courtney Vance at the American Black Film Festival Awards #blackexcellence #abff #abffhonors
Kenny Lattimore @kennylattimore at the American Bl Kenny Lattimore @kennylattimore at the American Black Film Festival Awards #blackexcellence #abff #abffhonors
Janine Nabers at the American Black Film Festival Janine Nabers at the American Black Film Festival Honors #blackexcellence #abff #abffhonors @janinenabers
Love finds you in unexpected ways 🥰 @huntergray Love finds you in unexpected ways 🥰 @huntergraysonmusic @realityclubfox #love #cityversuscountry
Follow on Instagram

About The Site

We are a collective of creative tastemakers made up of fashion, music and entertainment industry insiders. It’s all about access. You want it. We have it.

Terms Of Use

Privacy Policy

Meet The Team

CONTACT US

For general inquiries and more info on The Knockturnal, please contact our staff at:
info@theknockturnal.com
fashion@theknockturnal.com
advertising@theknockturnal.com
editorial@theknockturnal.com
beauty@theknockturnal.com

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Linkedin
  • Youtube

© Copyright - The Knockturnal | Developed by CI Design + Media

The Knockturnal
  • Home
  • Entertainment
    • Events Film The Kontenders Theater TV All
      Music

      Taylor Swift: Storyteller – A ‘Taylor-Made’ Exhibition for Swifties in NYC

      June 7, 2023

      Entertainment

      Allison Ponthier’s Captivating Performance at ‘The Panorama Tour’

      June 6, 2023

      Entertainment

      The Museum of the Moving Image Screened the Movie “Jennifer’s Body”

      June 6, 2023

      Music

      Introducing Alicia Creti & Her Musical Might: An Interview

      June 6, 2023

      Film

      “Thelma & Louise” Drives Into The Criterion Collection

      June 8, 2023

      Film

      On The Scene: Transformers: Rise of The Beasts Premieres In Brooklyn

      June 7, 2023

      Film

      Cinema Center To Activate During Tribeca Film Festival Week With Event Lineup Featuring…

      June 7, 2023

      Film

      The Museum of the Moving Image Screened the Movie “Jennifer’s Body”

      June 6, 2023

      The Kontenders

      Rapper MILLI Talks About Marking History, Her Process & What Is Next On…

      May 24, 2023

      The Kontenders

      KnockturnaLIST: Top 20 Favorite Films of 2022

      December 30, 2022

      The Kontenders

      BHFF Review: ‘Harbinger’ COVID Horror At Its Most Chilling

      November 9, 2022

      The Kontenders

      NYFF 2022: Aftersun

      October 7, 2022

      Theater

      I Spent the Evening at Skyline Drive NYC, Watching Porsche Destroy Le Mans

      June 5, 2023

      Theater

      Interview with Jennifer Weber

      June 3, 2023

      Theater

      @giselle Ballet Premiere In NYC!

      May 23, 2023

      Theater

      King James at MTC Review

      May 18, 2023

      TV

      On The Scene: Netflix and Teen Vogue Host Never Have I Ever “Had…

      June 8, 2023

      TV

      The Cancellation of Roy: Succession Finale Review

      June 5, 2023

      TV

      The Eric Andre Show Smashes Bash Experience and Season 6 Teaser: More Pranks,…

      June 5, 2023

      TV

      Freeform’s Cruel Summer Cast Celebrates Premiere Like It’s 1999

      June 4, 2023

      Entertainment

      On The Scene: Netflix and Teen Vogue Host Never Have I Ever “Had…

      June 8, 2023

      Entertainment

      “Thelma & Louise” Drives Into The Criterion Collection

      June 8, 2023

      Entertainment

      On The Scene: Transformers: Rise of The Beasts Premieres In Brooklyn

      June 7, 2023

      Entertainment

      Taylor Swift: Storyteller – A ‘Taylor-Made’ Exhibition for Swifties in NYC

      June 7, 2023

  • Music
    • Koncerts News All
      Food & Drink

      On the Scene: Day Three of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Food & Drink

      On the Scene: Day Two of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Food & Drink

      On the Scene: Day One of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Entertainment

      Xing Fu Tang’s Handmade Artisan Boba Draws A Crowd At 88rising’s ‘Head In…

      May 26, 2023

      News

      Allison Ponthier’s Captivating Performance at ‘The Panorama Tour’

      June 6, 2023

      News

      Fender Next Class Artist ‘Momma’ Dishes on Their Album ‘Household Name’

      June 6, 2023

      News

      Introducing Alicia Creti & Her Musical Might: An Interview

      June 6, 2023

      News

      88rising Handpicks The ‘Rokstars’ Of Korean Fried Chicken For Its ‘Head In The…

      May 26, 2023

      Music

      Taylor Swift: Storyteller – A ‘Taylor-Made’ Exhibition for Swifties in NYC

      June 7, 2023

      Music

      On the Scene: Day Three of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Music

      On the Scene: Day Two of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

      Music

      On the Scene: Day One of BottleRock Festival

      June 7, 2023

  • Lifestyle
    • Art Automotive Events Fashion & Beauty Sports All
      Art

      An Inside Look into Deep Green AI x Nolcha Show’s Crypto Party

      May 30, 2023

      Art

      On The Scene: The Gordan Parks Foundation Gala 2023

      May 30, 2023

      Art

      On The Scene: The 2023 Ailey Spirit Gala at Jazz at Lincoln Center

      May 30, 2023

      Art

      ON THE SCENE: Femme F(r)iction Exhibition Tour Hosted in New York’s Iconic Academy…

      May 25, 2023

      Automotive

      I Spent the Evening at Skyline Drive NYC, Watching Porsche Destroy Le Mans

      June 5, 2023

      Automotive

      Unveiling Shell V-Power NiTRO: The Fuel of the Future

      May 18, 2023

      Automotive

      Off Grid Takes Over SLS South Beach for Miami Race Weekend

      May 11, 2023

      Automotive

      On the Road with Lincoln Corsair

      April 26, 2023

      Events

      Virginia’s Wine Country Celebrates Pride in the Vines with Passport Competition and Taste…

      June 8, 2023

      Events

      Review: IXTA Cocina Mexicana and Mezcal Bar Brings the Heat and Style in…

      June 8, 2023

      Events

      Inside the Sainte Marguerite en Provence Sensational Soiree

      June 8, 2023

      Events

      A Sizzling Start to the Season at The Summer Club

      June 6, 2023

      Fashion & Beauty

      Must Have Skin Care Products For The Summer

      June 7, 2023

      Fashion & Beauty

      Solving Kid’s Cancer Annual Spring Celebration

      May 19, 2023

      Fashion & Beauty

      This Is How New York City Ladies Run The World

      May 15, 2023

      Fashion & Beauty

      TEFAF New York Returns with 13 New Presenting Galleries and Countless Museum-Quality Works

      May 12, 2023

      Sports

      Rising UFC Star Joe Pyfer & Director Chandler Henry Talk New Documentary ‘Journey…

      May 26, 2023

      Sports

      Brooks Running Hosts Summer Kickback To Unveil New Summer Line

      May 16, 2023

      Sports

      Sony’s ‘Big George Foreman’ Movie Interviews With Actor Khris Davis, And Director George…

      April 21, 2023

      Sports

      OFF GRID TO HOST WEEKEND ACTIVATION DURING FORMULA 1 MIAMI RACE WEEKEND WITH…

      April 21, 2023

      Lifestyle

      Virginia’s Wine Country Celebrates Pride in the Vines with Passport Competition and Taste…

      June 8, 2023

      Lifestyle

      Review: IXTA Cocina Mexicana and Mezcal Bar Brings the Heat and Style in…

      June 8, 2023

      Lifestyle

      Inside the Sainte Marguerite en Provence Sensational Soiree

      June 8, 2023

      Lifestyle

      Africon 2023: A Day of Inspiration and Empowerment

      June 8, 2023

  • News
  • Videos
  • Covers
  • Merch