Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News-January 5

Keith Urban has been working on the setlist for his next tour and needed some help so he started calling fans. After getting over the initial shock of hearing Keith’s voice on the phone, they made their suggestions. He says those fans will be hearing their request when he gets to their town. The Speed of Now World Tour begins in June.


Brothers Osborne will celebrate their Grammy nominated album, Skeletons, with a deluxe version of the project. It will include three new songs and will be available January 21.

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