Get Keith Urban Concert Tickets for Knoxville
Lauded by fans and critics alike, Keith Urban's platinum-selling albums confidently usher country music into the twenty-first century. Whether updating classics like Elton John's "Country Comfort" or penning his own ballads like "Stupid Boy," he has proven his talent in MTV and Memphis alike. Tennessee country music fans should have plenty to look forward to when he arrives in August.
Urban's childhood was spent in Australia, not exactly a common background for a county music star, but his stay on the country music charts has been fantastic. He has spent time working with Garth Brooks and sharing the stage with the Dixie Chicks and re-imagined tunes such as Elton John's "Country Comfort" on his way to super stardom.
Keith's fan base is loyal and proven by the fact that several of his albums since his debut in 1999 have reached platinum certification. His marriage to actress Nicole Kidman made Hollywood headlines and created a tabloid stir. In the meantime, Keith's spotlights at the Country Music Awards and the Grammys raised his visibility significantly.
Urban is now a top concert draw around the world, and in the past few years he's performed on some of the biggest stages in history, including the Live Earth concert in 2007. Urban's down to Earth style works on the largest settings as well as the most intimate stages.
Urban released his current studio album "Defying Gravity" in March 2009. Critics noted the standout tracks "If I Could Ever Love" and the popular single "Sweet Thing." "Defying Gravity" outsold new releases by Prince and Diana Krall to become the first Keith Urban album to debut at #1. A second single "Kiss A Girl" was released, after Urban performed it on American Idol.
Along with young country star Taylor Swift on some of his dates, Urban's tour includes both U.S. and Canadian dates in all of the major cities. The tour not only supports the latest release but also Urban's greatest hits.
Tennessee welcomes Urban on August 28 to the Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, TN. As Urban's fame and fan base continue to grow, his summer tour has been in demand and will be a fantastic show just down the interstate from Nashville. - 18423
Urban's childhood was spent in Australia, not exactly a common background for a county music star, but his stay on the country music charts has been fantastic. He has spent time working with Garth Brooks and sharing the stage with the Dixie Chicks and re-imagined tunes such as Elton John's "Country Comfort" on his way to super stardom.
Keith's fan base is loyal and proven by the fact that several of his albums since his debut in 1999 have reached platinum certification. His marriage to actress Nicole Kidman made Hollywood headlines and created a tabloid stir. In the meantime, Keith's spotlights at the Country Music Awards and the Grammys raised his visibility significantly.
Urban is now a top concert draw around the world, and in the past few years he's performed on some of the biggest stages in history, including the Live Earth concert in 2007. Urban's down to Earth style works on the largest settings as well as the most intimate stages.
Urban released his current studio album "Defying Gravity" in March 2009. Critics noted the standout tracks "If I Could Ever Love" and the popular single "Sweet Thing." "Defying Gravity" outsold new releases by Prince and Diana Krall to become the first Keith Urban album to debut at #1. A second single "Kiss A Girl" was released, after Urban performed it on American Idol.
Along with young country star Taylor Swift on some of his dates, Urban's tour includes both U.S. and Canadian dates in all of the major cities. The tour not only supports the latest release but also Urban's greatest hits.
Tennessee welcomes Urban on August 28 to the Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, TN. As Urban's fame and fan base continue to grow, his summer tour has been in demand and will be a fantastic show just down the interstate from Nashville. - 18423
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