As Midnight Approached, Keith Urban Took the Stage with His Guitar Slung Low and His Energy Electric. His Unrivaled Talents and Captivating Stage Presence Sent Waves of Excitement Through the Air as He Captivated the Audience with a Soul-Stirring Performance of Straight Line, His Bond with the Crowd Growing Stronger Than Ever. With the Nashville Audience Howling with Excitement, the Performance Was a Breathtaking Prelude to a Night Full of Magic and Marked the Start of an Incredible Celebration That Would Last a Lifetime.

Following his success in his home country of Australia, Keith Urban made his debut in the U.S. country charts in 1999 with his self-titled album. After 25 years, the New Zealand-born artist has won four Grammys, 13 CMAs, and 15 ACM Awards. In September 2024, Urban, who is still going strong at the age of 57, released his 12th studio album, High. On Tuesday, December 31, the vocalist of “Messed Up As Me” helped country music fans around the world bid 2024 farewell to 2025.

Keith Urban Announces 2025 High and Alive World Tour Dates

Keith Urban and Entertainment Tonight’s Rachel Smith co-hosted New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash. But in addition to hosting, the Golden Globe contender co-starred with Kane Brown and Jelly Roll as the event’s main attraction.

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Urban opened the festivities with a faultless rendition of his song “Straight Line” at Nashville’s Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park. Supporters flocked to social media to praise Urban’s appearance as well as his performance. One fan said, “Damn Keith Urban does not age.” “Watching the Big Bash in Nashville on New Year’s Eve. “Go, Keith Urban,” said another viewer.

The “Blue Ain’t Your Color” singer is accompanied by some pretty dazzling company on the last night of 2024. Jelly Roll and Kane Brown join Urban as headliners, and rising stars Shaboozey and Brittney Spencer are also performing. Other acts included Luke Bryan, Chris Stapleton, Lainey Wilson, Luke Combs, Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, Post Malone, Parker McCollum and Tyler Hubbard.

 

With an estimated 200,000 attendees, New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash was again another spectacular year.

Keith Urban and Alana Springsteen Will Go on Tour Together
Next year, Alana Springsteen, the singer of “Taylor Did,” will accompany the country music icon on his “HIGH AND ALIVE WORLD TOUR.” Urban’s first tour in three years begins in Alabama on May 22.

 

The “Days Go By” hitmaker has boldly promised to “make this tour the best night of your life!”

“I live for performing live,” Urban remarked. “For me, it’s about watching people sing, forgetting about their problems, having fun, and feeling alive while looking out from a stage.” Lots of guitar, new songs, hits, and things we won’t even consider till we’re on stage.

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