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John Mayer has performed at his first concert in nearly two years.
The US singer-songwriter - who hasn't been able to hit the stage due to having treatment for a growth near his vocal cords - performed at a fundraiser he helped organise to benefit firefighters that helped save his home and others from a Montana wildfire.
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported that John started with his first live performance of If I Ever Get Around To Living at a concert in Bozeman, Montana, which raised more than 100,000 dollars.
The fire raged in late August in nearby Livingston, while John was in Los Angeles receiving treatment for a growth near his vocal cords.
In May, a second granuloma was removed. The star said Botox injections used to keep his vocal cords from pressing together while they heal have limited his ability to hit high notes.
