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Keith Urban brought his “High and Alive Tour” to Vancouver for a sold-out show at Rogers Arena. The Australian Country singer delighted Vancouverites with a show that was basically nonstop since Karley Scoot, the first opener, took the stage.

Allana Springsteen was the second one to perform, and she was fantastic. Since her opening song, “You Don’t Deserve a Country Song,” she was interacting with the fans and wore a fan’s hat while performing “Look I like.” She closed her set with “Goodbye Looks Good on You.”

With almost no time in between performances, Chase Matthew hopped on the stage and started with “Drives My Truck,” and the entire arena started dancing. His set was filled with energy, and the fans thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it.

Matthew mentioned that this was his second time in Vancouver, as he was there a few months back with his headlining show at the Commodore Ballroom, and is planning to come back to the city. He closed his set with “Love You Again” and gifted his hat to one of the fans as he had promised in the beginning.

Keith Urban emerged from behind a white curtain, which, for the first few minutes, allowed us to see only the silhouette of the band. He opened his set with “Straight Line” and followed with “Where the Blacktop Ends.”

Keith continued with his twenty-three-song long set, where he revisited all the different stages of his career with songs like “Parallel Line,” “You Look Good in My Shirt,” “The Fighter,” “Blue Ain’t Your Colour,” and more.

Urban closed his set with 3 covers: “Making Memories of Us” from The Notorious Cherry Bombs, “Jeans On” from Avid Dundas, and “You Get What You Give” from New Radicals.

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