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Keith Urban is a Grammy Award-winning Australian country music singer, songwriter, and guitarist, known for his distinctive blend of country, rock, and pop influences. Born on October 26, 1967, in Whangarei, New Zealand, and raised in Australia, Urban started playing guitar at a young age and quickly developed a passion for music. He moved to Nashville in the early 1990s to pursue his career in country music and gained attention with his debut self-titled album in 1999. Urban’s breakthrough came with his second album, Golden Road (2002), which featured the hit singles "Somebody Like You" and "Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me." Over the years, he became known for his catchy tunes, skilled guitar playing, and charismatic stage presence. He has produced a string of successful albums, including Be Here (2004), Defying Gravity (2009), Fuse (2013), and Graffiti U (2018). Keith Urban's music incorporates elements from rock, pop, and R&B, helping to redefine the sound of modern country. His ability to blend genres has made him a crossover star, appealing to a wide range of listeners beyond just country music fans. Some of his most well-known hits include "Stupid Boy," "Days Go By," "Blue Ain’t Your Color," and "The Fighter." Aside from his musical career, Urban has served as a judge on American Idol and has been involved in several philanthropic efforts, including charity work for music education and addiction recovery. He has been married to actress Nicole Kidman since 2006, and the couple has two daughters together. Keith Urban's success in both music and entertainment has solidified him as one of the top figures in contemporary country music.