Keith Urban played a free concert for medical workers this past Thursday, May 14, 2020, at a drive-in theater in Tennessee. He performed the concert employees of Vanderbilt University Medical Center. It took place at the Stardust Drive-In movie theater located in Watertown, Tennessee, which is around 40 east of Nashville.
Around 200 medical workers were in attendance to see the show. They showed their approval and enthusiasm during the show by flashing their vehicles' headlights.
Keith shared some highlights via his Twitter page.
NOW SHOWING - URBAN UNDERGROUND 🎬
— Keith Urban (@KeithUrban) May 15, 2020
A huge THANK YOU to all @VUMChealth frontline workers who attended tonight's special show at the drive in! @VUMChealth @VUMCchildren @LiveNation @stardustdrivein #frontline pic.twitter.com/E7BfOQL7dQ
Keith stopped by the Today Show Friday morning and discussed the show. He said it was "a bit of a proof of concept show." This was to help see what might be possible for live shows during the summer of 2020.
Keith has a new album being released on the September 18. The album is titled The Speed of Now Part 1. We're looking forward to listening to it.
Photo courtesy of Shawn Miller