Keith Urban’s guitarist Maggie Baugh did not join him on stage in Nashville amid his divorce from Nicole Kidman. Urban, 57, closed out his High and Alive tour at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee on Friday.

Keith Urban was set to play in Greenville, S.C. on Thursday, Oct. 16 as part of his High and Alive Tour, but canceled the show due to a bout with laryngitis that began earlier this week.

The new series follows 12 up-and-coming musicians as they compete for the chance to open for Grammy Award winner Keith Urban at venues across America. Country singer Cody Hibbard says "The Road" stands out from other competition shows because it keeps the focus on real performances and real fans.

Country star Keith Urban was forced to cancel a stop on his High and Alive tour in Greenville, South Carolina, as he recovers from laryngitis.

“It���s Nicole,” the fan replied, drawing gasps and nervous laughter from the crowd — the timing coming just weeks after news broke of Urban and Kidman's divorce. Urban, 57, handled it with grace and humor. He bowed his head dramatically, then collapsed backwards onto the stage, feigning devastation.

Now, the former Utes head football coach is a panelist on Fox’s “Big Noon Kickoff” pregame show, which will broadcast live Saturday morning from the Edwards Stadium west parking lot ahead of the Cougars’ highly-anticipated rivalry clash with Utah.

Keith Urban brutally betrayed wife Nicole Kidman by shamelessly flirting with country cuties around Nashville for years, sources tell the National Enquirer. Since the crooner and the actress split, it’s been alleged that Keith has been getting close to his bandmate,