KEITH Urban is entering a new era.
The country star is reportedly rebuilding his professional life following a major split from longtime manager Gary Borman, while also renovating his Nashville recording studio and preparing new music.
According to the report, Urban has been making big changes behind the scenes and surrounding himself with a new team as he focuses on the next phase of his career.
Sources claimed he is treating the transition as a serious fresh start and is energised by the new direction.
One of the biggest developments is Urban’s move to Crush Music, the management company known for working with artists including Miley Cyrus and Green Day. The change marks the end of a long partnership with Borman, who had worked with Urban for more than two decades.
The article also revisits Urban’s personal life, including his divorce from Nicole Kidman, which was reportedly finalised in early January. The former couple share two daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret.
Meanwhile, Kidman is said to have support from longtime friend John Travolta, who has reportedly been checking in on her during the transition.
For Urban, the focus now appears to be firmly on music, reinvention, and what comes next.
Is it just me, or does every musician hit ‘reset’ lately? What’s going to be different this time for Urban?
I think it’s about time Keith took charge of his own narrative. New music and a new manager sound promising! Can’t wait to see what he creates next.
Oh great, another celebrity reinventing themselves. Keith Urban is like a commercial jingle at this point—always playing it safe. Who’s really excited about this?
What kind of music is he aiming to release now? Will it be more country, or is he experimenting with other genres?
Keith Urban needs to stay true to himself, not just chase trends. A fresh start sounds good, but I hope he doesn’t lose his roots. Thoughts?
Really hoping he doesn’t go full pop like some of these other country stars. Give us more of that authentic sound, please!
So he’s renovating the studio, huh? Maybe this time he’ll finally make an album that doesn’t sound like it was churned out by a machine.
Would love to know what triggered this big change. Is he feeling the pressure from younger artists?
Can’t believe he’s just now making these moves! Guess it took a while for him to realize that sticking with the same manager forever isn’t always a win.