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Keith Urban Pulls the Ripcord and Drops New Album on Music City with Free Concert in Nashville
Nashville, TN – Nashvillian, Australian and Grammy-Award winning musician Keith Urban played a free concert to a large hometown crowd on Monday, May 9th, 2016.
Thousands of Music City fans packed the plaza of the Bridgestone Arena and the closed off section of Broadway to watch the singer/songwriter/guitarist pull the string on his latest album called Ripcord.
Keith Urban plays a free show in Nashville on May 9th, 2016. (Richard J. Lynch)
From Mid-Tennessee Keith heads back east for a release party in New York City followed immediately by an intimate interview and performance at the 200-seat Grammy Museum’s Clive Davis Theater in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Thousand of fans pack downtown Nashville for a free lunch-time concert. (Richard J. Lynch)
“I wish you all could see the view from up here. It’s amazing,” Urban said surveying the lunch-time crowd estimated to be over 7000 and comprised of die-hard fans, tourists and curiosity seekers.
Urban’s new album features many musical styles including bluegrass. (Richard J. Lynch)
Anyone wanting to learn more about the artist and television personality needed to walk no further than a block up to the Country Music Hall of Fame that is currently running an exhibit on his career aptly titled “So Far”.
Fans gathered from Broadway to 5th Avenue for a musical Monday. (Richard J. Lynch)
Joining the casually dressed Urban and his well-honed quartet were many city dignitaries, industry V.I.P.s., circling news choppers and an assortment of Nashville’s finest food trucks parked across the plaza ready to nourish the masses.
Keith Urban – country music star and guitar god in Nashville. (Richard J. Lynch)
Urban, who will return to headline Bridgestone Arena November 11th, announced the free show last week. His concert in Nashville was a celebration of the old and the new with a set list comprised of “Gone Tomorrow (Here Today)”, “Long Hot Summer”, “Raise ‘Em Up”, “Sweet Thing”, “Break on Me”, “Blue Ain’t Your Color”, “Somewhere in My Car”, “Gettin’ in the Way”, “John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16” and “Wasted Time”.
About Rich Lynch 
www.MusicCityNashville.net founders Richard J. Lynch and Laura Turner Lynch are longtime activists in the music industry having previously created the award-winning websites Kweevak.com and SoundPress.net. Both of these endeavors are still active Internet-based music industry magazine and review sites online since 1999 and 2009 respectively.
Laura is a published author of the inspirational Positive Power Secrets From A to Z (www.positivepowersecrets.net).
Rich regularly interviews famous rock stars for the site’s radio show and he has recently launched his own recording career at (www.richlynchband.com).
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