At the 49th AFI Life Achievement Awards: A Tribute to Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban delivered an emotional speech honoring his wife and reflecting on their journey together. The event, held on April 27, honored Nicole Kidman’s remarkable contributions to film. The broadcast aired on June 17, featuring a nearly four-minute tribute speech by Keith Urban.
In the glimmering world of showbiz, love often takes a back seat to the spotlights and fanfare. But for country music icon Keith Urban, every concert doubles as an opportunity to win the heart of his beloved wife, Nicole Kidman, all over again.
Keith Urban recently shared intimate details about his initial meeting with Nicole Kidman at the 49th AFI Life Achievement Award Gala.
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret, made their red carpet debut on Saturday, April 27.
Keith Urban has something to say regarding Kelly Clarkson’s cover of his classic hit “Somebody Like You.” Kelly Clarkson Covers Keith Urban Classic Kelly Clarkson, who often performs country songs during her popular Kellyoke segment on The Kelly Clarkson Show, recently sang her version of Keith Urban’s famous track “Somebody Like You. Originally released by
Keith Urban and his wife Nicole Kidman’s oldest daughter, Sunday Rose, is turning 16 this year, marking the start of her driving journey.
Keith Urban and Toby Keith, both country legends in their own right, didn’t exactly hit it off when they first met, at least not initially.
Nashville travelers were in for a big surprise on Saturday afternoon (March 2) when they unsuspectingly passed through Concourse C and heard the musical stylings of none other than Keith Urban.
“Straight Line” is the first song off of Keith Urban’s next album which he says he is “jonesing” to share with fans.
For the first time in nearly two years, Keith Urban is ready to drop some new music. The New Zealand-born Australian country singer shared…
Keith Urban is no stranger to reality singing competitions having previously appeared as a coach on “The Voice Australia” and a judge on “American Idol.”
Keith Urban recognized this is one of Ronnie Milsap’s more “obscure” songs, but he knew he wanted to sing it at his final Nashville show on October 3…