Keith Urban Delivers Electrifying Atlanta Show

Keith Urban brought his "High and Alive" tour to a roaring Ameris Bank Amphitheater, and let's just say, the energy was off the charts. From the moment he kicked off with "Straight Line," it was clear this wasn't just a concert – it was a guitar-slinging, high-octane celebration of country rock. 

Urban, a master of his craft, jammed out an impressive 22-song set, treating fans to a thrilling ride of his biggest hits and a few delightful surprises. Highlights included a soulful cover of "Pink Pony Club" and an encore that brought down the house with a fantastic rendition of New Radicals' "You Get What You Give."  See the full setlist with this video.

The stage was set by a trio of talented opening acts: Karly Scott Collins, Alana Springsteen, and Chase Matthew, all delivering stellar performances that perfectly warmed up the crowd for the main event.

But it wasn't just about the music; Urban proved himself a true showman and crowd connector. He melted hearts by bringing two young concert-goers and their family on stage for a memorable photo op. Then, in a move that had fans buzzing, he ventured deep into the field seats, performing two songs from a secondary stage, completely surrounded by an adoring crowd. It was an unforgettable night where high energy, raw talent, and genuine connection reigned supreme.