John Mayer takes over Amagansett small businesses ahead of Sirius XM Stephen Talkhouse show

John Mayer will be taking over Amagansett’s Stephen Talkhouse Wednesday night for their annual Sirius XM show, but if you’re shopping or eating in town, he might also have taken over your favorite coffee shop or boutique. 

Eight business owners have come up with "punny" John Mayer-themed treats, which are being sold all day Wednesday. Sirius XM's Marisa Fair told Newsday this was the first yeari t has done a "takeover" like this to promote the show. She said she looked for stores within a mile of the iconic East End venue, which draws artists such as Ed Sheeran and Metallica annually for the exclusive Sirius XM show.

Sett Coffee

136 Main St.

Wild Blue latte

The shop renamed one of the lattes that was already on the menu, ($10 for a large) butterfly pea flower powder, with vanilla syrup and your choice of milk.

Doubles

12 Amagansett Square

Doubles offers the Mango in the Morning ($15), a blend of mango ginger turmeric pomegranate, coconut juice, coconut yogurt and coconut milk. There's also the "Taking on Watermelon" ($15) slushie with strawberry watermelon and lime juice slushie.

The Clam Bar

2025 Montauk Hwy,

Mayer’s Catch of the Day

The catch of the day is the Arctic Char ($24), which comes grilled over the kale or house salad. Guests can also get it with french fries and a vegetable medley.

Jack's Coffee

146 Montauk Hwy.

Slow Dancing in a Burning Room"latte

A smoked vanilla espresso with toasted marshmallow and milk ($7.50 for a large.)

Jamagansett

136 Main St.

The Rhythm and Blue Jamwich ($10) uses Jamagansett's salty blue berry jam and reimagines it in an uncrustable. They use peanut butter from One Trick Pony and Amangasett Sea Salt Co.'s salt in the jam.

Innersleeve Records

199 Main St

A signed John Mayer vinyl will be available for purchase and will be raffled.

Bonfire

249 A Main St.

Cherry Blossom Latte ($9.50 for a large) made with cherries and vanilla cream.

Neon Blu Gelato made with a Fior di latte paste and blue spirulina ($11.50 for a large).

Rosie’s

195 Main St.

Frozen Rosie cocktail

The cocktail is a nod to John Mayer's song "Rosie" and is Rosie's take on the classic frosé( $22) or frozen rosé.

All proceeds from the drink will go to Mayer’s Heart & Armour Foundation, which supports veteran health; Rosie's is also hosting a vinyl sweepstakes in collaboration with Innersleeve Records. Fans can participate by scanning a QR code on the Frozen Rosie cocktail page at the eatery or the QR code at Innersleeve. No purchase is necessary to enter.

"We've seen quite a few people coming in and excited that we were running something to go along with John Mayer's concert," said Laura Brady, general manager of Sett Coffee and The Clam Bar.

Stephen White, brand director for Rosie's, said, "We love this time of year and we love celebrating the community and collaborating with Sirius XM and fun artists that are coming through. It's always a good boost of energy when the show happens."

Fair said she started brainstorming to make this happen a few weeks ago. She got the businesses on board after sending an email pitch.

"I was just trying to think of some fun ways we could let more people know about the event. I know there’s a lot of hoopla around it but the event itself is really important and also the fact that we’re broadcasting the event afterward too because it is such a small [capacity] event, we wanted to be able to get people to get into the spirit even if they weren’t necessarily able to get into the show."

Mayer's team is "well aware" of the takeover, and they’re excited to help participate by providing the signed vinyls  for Innersleeve records, she said.

They are already looking ahead to the takeover for whoever plays next year, Fair said.

"It’s our love letter to the city we take over," she said.