I was expecting good things from this album, and I wasn’t disappointed. Really catchy songs right from the get-go, some good messages in there but perhaps not quite so righteous as the last album. There isn’t really a weak point throughout the album, until you get to the last two tracks. For some reason, Keith couldn’t decide between the We Were track by himself, and the We Were track featuring Eric Church… so he put them both on the album, one after the other. It’s really weird to have finished a song and then the exact same song starts over again.

Overall, I thought this was a good album - you can rely on Keith to make a good guitar-focused country song, and there are some really top notch moments scattered throughout the album. However, I wasn’t a huge fan of the intro tracks, they didn’t really seem to add anything.

Yay, I loved this album. I don’t know why it’s taken my so long to listen to any Keith Urban, as his is the kind of country music I like. Somewhere In My Car is an absolute banger that I loved when it was over-played on the radio. And the rest of the album stacks up too, it’s great work from someone who isn’t a native Nashville.