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Urban gives a massive thanks

Wednesday, September 1, 2010 – <

Keith Urban was quite pleased Wednesday with getting two CMA nominations.

Urban was nominated for Entertainer of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year.

"I just found out about the noms...man, what can I say....HUGE MASSSIVE THANK YOU to everyone who not only made these nominations possible, but also brought a whole new level of passion to our shows this year....from the fans, to country radio, to the Nashville community, I appreciate it more than you can possibly imagine!!!!!"

Urban could be back for more. He's putting the "finishing touches" on his next CD, according to his publicist. No word on a release date, although it was characterized as "soon to be released."


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