This intercontinental collaboration successfully bridges classic R&B, experienced rap, and the new wave of African melody. Originally released in September, ‘Working’ found Sweat wrestling with the ...

Toby Keith is known in country music for brash songs like “How Do You Like Me Now?!”, “I Wanna Talk About Me”, “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)”, and more. But in spite of his ...

It has some eyebrow-raising lyrics! The 25-year-old, who is also a guitarist for 57-year-old Keith, posted a snippet of her new song ‘The Devil Win’ on social media this week, and the lyrics have fans ...

TMZ unearthed a clip of Keith Urban pointing at his guitar player, Maggie Baugh, before singing "I was born to love you." The lyrics are from "The Fighter," a song about Nicole Kidman. Maggie shared ...

Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman‘s surprise separation and Kidman’s subsequent divorce filing left us all reeling. The two were married for almost two decades and share two children, who now will split ...

For most singers, switching up lyrics is a trick of the trade. But Keith Urban's recent musical revision has taken on a new light following his split from wife Nicole Kidman. A resurfaced concert clip ...

Keith Urban has confirmed that at least five of his hit songs were inspired by Nicole Kidman Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman married in 2006 before splitting in ...

Keith Urban took a little time to tweak his song. Just days before Nicole Kidman and the country star’s breakup was confirmed, he made an eyebrow-raising change to the song "The Fighter," inspired by ...

Throughout the years, Keith Urban penned several songs referencing his love story with Nicole Kidman prior to their September 2025 split. The pair met at the G’Day USA Gala in 2005 and eventually tied ...

The 2026 “R&B Lovers Tour” featuring Keith Sweat, Joe, Dru Hill, and Ginuwine is set to conclude at the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Michigan next summer. Tickets to the recently announced trek go on sale ...

On 'Working', Sweat opens the door to his timeless vulnerability, narrating a love story marked by imbalance: he takes two steps forward, but his lover retreats three steps back. The song captures the ...