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Urban performs on TV next week

Monday, March 21, 2011 – Keith Urban will perform next week on both The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (March 23) and The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which will air on Monday, March 28. He will be performing Without You, the new single from his Gold certified CD "Get Closer."

Following these performances, Urban will head to Las Vegas for the 46th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, where he will be a featured performer and is a three-time nominee (Entertainer of the Year, Top Male Vocalist and Vocal Event of the Year for Blue Sky with Emily West).

Immediately following the telecast, Urban will head to Australia where he'll debut his Get Closer 2011 World Tour. The tour reaches North America (Biloxi, Miss.) on June 16.


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