Country music fans in Montreal were treated to an unforgettable night at MTELUS, with up-and-coming star Dylan Gossett delivering a dynamic performance that left the crowd buzzing with excitement.
The evening kicked off with Tanner Usrey, setting the tone with his authentic blend of rugged vocals and heartfelt lyrics. From the moment he strummed the first chord, the crowd was captivated by his raw energy and genuine connection to the music.
Usrey delivered a solid nine-song set that showcased his musical versatility and emotional depth. Standout tracks included “Destiny,” which resonated powerfully with the audience, and “Beautiful Lies,” where his soulful delivery hit just the right notes of vulnerability and strength. “Come Back Down” was another highlight, with its infectious melody and heartfelt lyrics eliciting enthusiastic singalongs.
Usrey closed the set with “With You.” Overall, Tanner Usrey’s performance was a testament to his artistry and stage presence. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to his music, his live show is undoubtedly an experience worth catching.
Dylan Gossett took the stage with an undeniable charm, immediately captivating the audience with his rich, soulful voice and impressive harmonica skills. His fifteen-song set was a masterclass in modern country, blending storytelling with musical prowess.
A particularly memorable moment was his rendition of Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues,” which had the crowd singing along enthusiastically. Gossett’s band deserves special mention—not only for their tight musicianship but also for the way each member was introduced and given a moment to shine, creating a warm, inclusive vibe on stage.
Highlights of the night included heartfelt performances of “Beneath Oak Trees,” “Like I Do,” and “Coal,” each song delivered with a sincerity that connected with the audience.
The concert concluded on a high note with “Somewhere Between,” a fitting finale that encapsulated the evening’s emotional journey. As the lights dimmed and fans filed out, there was a shared sense of satisfaction—everyone left happy, having witnessed the rise of a genuine country star.
Review & photos – Eric Brisson
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