Keith Urban made sure to include a tribute to his family during his first concert following his breakup with Nicole Kidman.
During his performance at the Giant Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, October 2, a slideshow featuring Kidman, 58, and their daughters Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith, 14, was showcased while Urban sang “Heart Like a Hometown.” This tribute came after Urban, 57, shared his story about dropping out of school at 15 to pursue a music career, thanking his parents for their support.
Performing on Thursday night, Urban was seen without his wedding band, just two days after Us confirmed that Kidman filed for divorce after nearly two decades of marriage. He maintained a joyful demeanor throughout the show, interacting playfully with fans, including a moment during “Kiss a Girl” when he borrowed a fan’s phone to FaceTime their surprised loved one.
Later in the concert, Urban passionately performed his breakup anthem “You’ll Think of Me,” modifying one lyric to include the phrase “your bulls*** reasons” in place of “Take your space and take your reasons.”
Urban’s utility player Maggie Baugh was absent from the concert, just days after the pair garnered attention for altering lyrics in Urban’s song “The Fighter.” Natalie Stovall, who has toured with Urban throughout his High and Alive Tour, filled in. Notably, Urban did not perform “The Fighter” during the show on Thursday.
In the original Kidman-inspired song, Urban typically belts out, “When they’re trying to get to you, baby, I’ll be the fighter.” During a recent show before the breakup, he switched the lyric to mention Baugh instead.
Sunday Rose Kidman Urban and Nicole Kidman. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for W Magazine
“When they’re trying to get to you, Maggie, I’ll be your guitar player,” he sang, prompting Baugh to share a clip on Instagram on September 27, questioning, “Did he just say that 👀.”
Baugh’s father, Chuck Baugh, later posted a TikTok suggesting his daughter might “allegedly [be] the cause for Keith’s divorce from Nicole Kidman,” but denied the claim according to TMZ.
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“NO. Just No,” Chuck responded on Facebook on Wednesday, October 1.
Us confirmed on Monday, September 29, that Urban and Kidman had broken up, with Kidman filing for divorce the next day, citing irreconcilable differences in court documents.
As part of her filing, Kidman also included a marital dissolution agreement endorsed by both herself and Urban. This document outlined a parenting plan, child support protocol, and a requirement for a “parenting seminar order.”
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Although Kidman signed the agreement on September 6 and Urban on August 29, they officially noted their separation as occurring on September 30—the same day Kidman filed for divorce.
The last instance of Urban and Kidman being seen together was at a FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match in Nashville on June 20. They hadn’t shared photos of one another on social media for months leading up to the announced separation, with Urban’s most recent post featuring Kidman dating back to May after he received the Triple Crown Award at the Academy of Country Music Awards and Kidman commemorating their anniversary with a tribute in June.
