Drake and Travis Scott perform Meltdown off Utopia for first time in Vancouver

Drake Brings Out Travis Scott To Perform ‘Utopia’ Track ‘Meltdown’ For The First Time

During his It’s All A Blur (IAAB) tour stop in Vancouver, Drake brought out Travis Scott to perform their track ‘Meltdown.’ The two performed the song for the first time since it debuted on the Utopia album which was released in August.

In true Travis fashion, he made a huge entrance into Rogers Arena with WWE icon The Undertaker’s theme music.

“Oh yeah, for the first time ever in Vancouver, Astro and The Boy! We in this b**ch,” Drake said before he and Travis performed “Meltdown” at Rogers Arena on Tuesday.

Drake and Travis Scott perform Meltdown for the 1st time together in Vancouver. #IAABtour pic.twitter.com/WN91ant6ff

— Word On Road (@WordOnRd) August 30, 2023

The pair then followed up with their Diamond-selling collab song “Sicko Mode” from 2018’s Astroworld.

Drake and Travis Scott perform Sicko Mode together in Vancouver (Drake’s part). #IAABtour pic.twitter.com/13y6VV54wZ

— Word On Road (@WordOnRd) August 30, 2023

According to HipHopDX, Drake initially announced that he was postponing Vancouver dates for the IAAB tour on August 28 due to “unforseen circumstances,” leaving fans very upset.

“We want to make this as easy for you as possible,” a Rogers Arena staff member alerted concertgoers who already lined up for the Monday show. “Unfortunately, the concert this evening has been postponed…It’s out of our control…You and your wristbands will be honored on Wednesday.”

It was later revealed that Vancouver shows were pushed to Tuesday and Wednesday due to technical issues in the venue. Rogers Arena eventually confirmed that the technical issues had to due with its newly installed video board.

In other Drake news, fans are still impatiently awaiting For All The Dogs to drop, as its release date is still unclear. As Parle previously reported, rapper Lil Yachty called everyone “stupid” for thinking that it would come out on the morning of Aug. 25.

“Y’all stupid, no body even said for all the dogs was comin out tonight,” he tweeted at the time.

Meanwhile, Travis just announced the dates for his Utopia tour which doesn’t include Houston dates.