Keith Urban Out of Rehab, Scheduling World Tour
Tue. January 16.2007 6:40 PM EST

Keith Urban has been released from a California rehabilitation center and
will kick off an international tour in April with a series of club
performances
in the United Kingdom and Germany, his publicist, Paul Freundlich, confirmed
Tuesday (Jan. 16). Urban's roadwork -- billed as the Love, Pain & the Whole
Crazy Thing World Tour -- will take him to arenas in Australia in May.
Although specific dates have not been announced, his tour of U.S. and
Canadian arenas
will take place in June. As previously reported, Urban will also perform a
Feb. 8 concert in Chicago to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The Chicago appearance makes up for a Nov. 11 show that was canceled after
Urban voluntarily sought treatment for his alcohol abuse in October.
According
to People magazine, Urban accompanied his wife, actress Nicole Kidman, to a
party in Los Angeles following Monday night's (Jan. 15) Golden Globe Awards
show.

NASCAR and Country Celebrities Merge at Sound & Speed
Tue. January 16.2007 6:40 PM EST

Sound & Speed, benefiting the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
charities and Victory Junction Gang Camp, was held in Nashville on Friday
and Saturday
(Jan. 12-13). Events included a private VIP gala that featured dinner, an
exclusive auction of celebrity memorabilia and performances by Martina
McBride,
Lonestar and BeBe Winans. NASCAR's Kyle Petty and campers from Victory
Junction Gang also performed. Saturday's activities included autograph
sessions,
Q&A sessions and displays of show cars. Jo Dee Messina, Josh Turner, Rodney
Atkins and special guest John Anderson concluded the two-day event with a
concert
Saturday night.

See photos from Sound & Speed.

Wynonna, Trace Adkins Sing for Cardinals Manager
Tue. January 16.2007 6:40 PM EST

Wynonna and Trace Adkins performed Sunday (Jan. 14) at the Fox Theatre in
St. Louis during a fundraiser for St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La
Russa's
Animal Rescue Foundation. The Stars to the Rescue gala also featured
performances by Michael McDonald, the Doobie Brothers' Tom Johnston and
others. Proceeds
from the annual event benefited the foundation and animal welfare agencies
in the St. Louis area.

View photos from the event.

Keith Urban Plans Chicago Concert
Tue. January 16.2007 11:49 AM EST

Keith Urban will play a concert in Chicago on Feb. 8, his first announced
performance since entering a rehabilitation center for the treatment of
alcohol
abuse last year. The concert at the Chicago Theatre is sponsored by WUSN (US
99.5) and is part of the radio station's Live Country for Kids concert
series.
Urban's concert benefits the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in
Memphis, Tenn. The show was originally scheduled for Nov. 11. All tickets
for that
show will be honored. Remaining tickets, priced at $32.50 to $57.50, go on
sale Friday (Jan. 19).

Kay

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