When Keith Urban hits the stage, he\u2019s not just performing; he gives every ounce of himself to the audience.<\/p>\n
He’s known for his electrifying live shows and undeniable connection to the fans who come to his concerts.<\/p>\n
Whether he\u2019s ripping through fiery guitar solos, sprinting down the stage or jumping into the crowd for an unrehearsed, spontaneous moment, the three-time Entertainer of the Year pours everything he has into each performance.<\/p>\n
\u201cFirst of all without the audience, it\u2019s just one long sound check. So the audience is everything, everything. I was thinking the other day, there\u2019s a line in a Jackson Brown song called \u201cThe Loadout\u201d where he talks about the audience he goes, people you\u2019ve got the power over what we do. You can sit there and wait or you can pull us through. The audience has so much power to make or break a show. We as a performer can only do so much. And I\u2019ve watched our audience night after night after night just give so much to me on stage. And when that happens, you can just play forever. If we didn\u2019t have curfews, we\u2019d play way longer. But the other thing that I really am aware of, especially having kids, when you want to go to a concert, it\u2019s a big deal. It\u2019s not like going to the movies. It\u2019s a very different thing. Ya know, parking and babysitters and like, are we going to carpool? And tickets at Will Call. We have to get there two hours to line up. And it\u2019s a big, big deal. And then parking, all the expenses, it goes through the roof. So my want is to give them the greatest night and give everything I\u2019ve got to not take that for granted.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n