During his concert at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on Nov. 11, Keith Urban paid tribute to singer/songwriter/poet Leonard Cohen—who passed away on Nov. 7—by performing Cohen’s most famous tune, “Hallelujah.”
Accompanied by his acoustic guitar—and with the crowd singing along—Keith performed one verse and the chorus of the well-known song, which Cohen wrote and recorded for his 1984 album, Various Positions. Keith posted a one-minute video of the performance on Facebook with the message: “RIP Leonard. And thank you for being a vessel of glory on high. – KU.”
Watch the performance below.
Strait Out of the Box: Part 2 is comprised of a three-disc set containing 36 of George’s hit singles including 26 No. 1s. The set also offers fans two new songs with “Kicked Outta Country” and “You Gotta Go Through Hell”—the first new recordings released from George since 2015’s Cold Beer Conversation album.
The couple will be joining a handful of celebrities, including Kelly Clarkson, Boyz II Men, Gavin DeGraw, Flo Rida and Alessia Cara, for three—count ’em three—ABC and Disney Channel holiday TV specials. 
