
(TPR) Last night, multi-Platinum and award-winning global superstar, Keith Urban, previewed his upcoming yacht rock album, Flow State (out on June 12th via MCA), during a sold-out pop-up show at The Mil at Cannery Hall.
Fans packed the room shoulder to shoulder as Urban hit the stage to perform covers of the timeless tracks featured on Flow State such as "Magnet and Steel," "Just the Two of Us," "Baby Come Back," and just released tracks, "Summer Breeze," and "We Go Back" (ft. Michael McDonald) - both available now.
Next up, Urban will be headlining ACM Next Wave: Country's Beach Bash as part of the 61st ACM Awards Week on May 16th. Taking place at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, the event will feature performances by Flatland Cavalry, Ashley Cooke, Dasha, Braxton Keith and Tucker Wetmore.
Urban will also be performing at Nissan Stadium on June 5th as part of CMA Fest 2026.
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