John Mayer will launch “How’s Life,” a new interview series featuring intimate and extensive conversations with John and some of the biggest names in music. Premiering on SiriusXM’s Life With John Mayer (Ch. 14) at 8 pm ET on Thursday, November 28, the first episode features an in-depth, candid sit-down with the legendary musician Billy Joel.
The first episode of “How’s Life” on Life With John Mayer follows John’s live broadcast from his SiriusXM Los Angeles studio on Thanksgiving Day, where the conversation with Billy will cap off a day of playing music and taking calls beginning at 2 pm ET leading up to the premiere of the new series at 8pm. Listen to the full broadcast and debut of “How’s Life” in cars and on the SiriusXM app. Audio and video will also be available on demand on the app after the premiere.
In the exclusive discussion, John talks to Billy about his illustrious career, songwriting, his iconic songs, how they don’t love their own voices, and a never-before-heard tune.
During his Thanksgiving broadcast, John will be live on his SiriusXM channel playing music perfect for the occasion, taking calls at 844-2-CALLJM, and more.
Upcoming guests on “How’s Life” include Shawn Mendes and Maren Morris.
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