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It’s safe to say that fans of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are taking this divorce…. quite poorly. This week, news broke that Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman had separated, and as TMZ reported, the two have been living apart since the beginning of summer when Keith moved out. Sources tell the news outlet that Nicole has been taking care of their two children and is “holding the family together through this difficult time since Keith has been gone.” The source added that Kidman was trying her hardest to save the marriage, making Urban’s decision to move out one-sided. Of course, you never know what’s really going on behind closed doors, but the two of them always appeared very much in love, and they often spoke publicly about their seemingly strong marriage and life together. They share two daughters, Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14, so this sitaution is heartbreaking all around, especially for their children. While many fans hoped they would find their way back to each other, they were heartbroken when news broke that Kidman had officially filed for divorce from the country star, which was first reported by TMZ and later confirmed by People. They were married for 19 years and first met in 2005 at the G’Day USA gala in Los Angeles. Urban talked about his wife’s “otherworldly era,” saying he was incredibly nervous to speak to her and felt like he was meeting a “real-life princess.” He eventually worked up the nerve to ask for her number, though it still took him a while to actually call her. Once he did, their connection was instant, and the rest is history. They were married the following year in 2006. At the time of writing, neither Kidman nor Urban has made a statement about what led to their marriage ending. However, there is speculation that Urban may have another woman in his life. Of course, if the two have been living separate lives for quite some time, this does open the door for him to move on; however, given the suddenness of it all, fans are shocked to think about him being with another woman. And now, fans are speculating that Urban might have the hots for his utility guitar player and fellow musician, Maggie Baugh. During a recent show, Urban shocked fans when he changed the lyrics to his song “The Fighter,” which comes from his 2016 record Ripcord, heavily influenced by his and Kidman’s early days together. The song holds a deep personal significance for their love story, as Urban shared with Billboard during a 2017 interview. “It’s all from a conversation my wife and I had early on in our relationship, that when things get tough, I need to hold her tighter and just try to take care of her. The song is about wanting to heal somebody, wanting to take care of somebody, wanting to protect somebody. It’s really like a vow in so many ways.” Given this information, the fact that Urban changed the lyrics days before the announcement of their separation, fans are now speculating that Baugh could be the other woman. Maggie Baugh posted the video three days ago, captioning the post: “Did he just say that?” And added a collection of emojis to the video, noting that she was shocked and mind-blown that he changed the lyrics to highlight her guitar playing instead of his bride. During the performance, Urban changed the line of “When they’re tryna get to you, baby I’ll be the fighter” to “When they’re tryna get to you, Maggie I’ll be your guitar player.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Maggie Baugh (@maggie_baugh) I mean… seems pretty harmless, right? But don’t try and tell fans that… they went OFF. “Nicole deserves better.” “Wow, that song was made for Nicole. For him to do that that tells us what he’s really all about. That’s just disgusting. Nicole deserves much better.” “I stand with Nicole.” “It is so trashy to do this to a song inspired by his wife. It’s the ultimate ick.” “Gonna get my comment in before they turn it off: Keith, I saw you about 2 yrs ago. If you left Nicole for this, you’re crazy and will regret it for the rest of your life. Not seeing you again.” “OK, dumping Nicole is looking more suspect.” “Nicole is better off without this person. She is the fighter, he is a player.” “Show some class, Keith, for goodness sake!” “I am no longer a Keith Urban fan. Everything and what he stood for is a lie. He should be ashamed of himself. Poor daughters.” “Wow! This is gross. Nicole is the mother of your children. If not respect for their mother at least show respect to the girls! Way to show your girls how not to be treated dad! Break ups happen but do it with grace, dignity, and respect my goodness.” “Not cool. Not cool at all.” While fans are quick to speculate in the comments that this is the woman Urban might be seeing, none of this is confirmed. Aside from fans pondering who this alleged “other woman” could be, they are more upset that he’s already changing the lyrics to his songs. Does this happen all the time in music? Could it mean absolutely nothing? Sure. But it could also be his way of moving on from his relationship, which seemed so strong from the public’s perception. It makes you wonder…The post Fans Slam Keith Urban For Changing The Lyrics To “The Fighter,” A Song Written About Nicole Kidman, During A Recent Concert first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

There’s a lot of bad out there in this world, but at least we have country music. And there was tons of good country music released in September. That should come as no surprise, though, because the country music scene has been on quite the hot streak for some time now. In just the past few weeks there have been so many amazing album and single releases, and it’s impossible for us at Whiskey Riff to cover every single song that deserves to be heard upon its release. But in my opinion, that is a great problem to have, and it speaks to the strength of the country music scene today as opposed to a decade ago or so. So, in an effort to draw attention to some of this music, I’ve compiled a list of 30 new songs released over the last month or so that we didn’t get to cover in depth at Whiskey Riff, but should all be on your radar as a country music fan. I could probably list close to 100 songs that have been released within the past month that we haven’t covered but are still worth listening to, though for the sake of relative brevity, we’ll keep it at 30. And hopefully in addition to finding a handful of songs to throw on your playlist or keep in rotation, you’ll find a few new artists to explore their catalog, keep up with, and see live as well, because there are so many underrated and up and coming artists waiting to be discovered that are included in this list. “All For Sale” – Brit Taylor “Already Gone” – West Texas Exiles – 8000 Days “Beneath the Hood” – Max Alan “Black Crows” – Luke Bell “Born on a Saturday Night” – Jonathan Terrell ft. Silverada – Dove “Calling All Cars” – The Droptines “Cicadas” – Sachin & the Porch – Denied Claims EP “Clearly” – Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Hard Road “Heartland” – The Castellows “Hills of San Francisco” – The Brothers Comatose – Golden Grass “If I’m Lucky” – Meg McRee “K.O.W.” – Kenny Feidler “Lonely Eyes” – Henry Merchant “Midland After Midnight” – Flatland Cavalry “Mr. Runaway” – Miles Miller – Mr. Runaway “See Where This Thing Goes” – Ashton Naylor “Shadows in the Tunnels” – 65 North Pickers – Green Lights Volume 1 EP “Show Me” – Bri Bagwell “Sold Out” – Zach Russell “Tall Tales and Old News” – Jake Blocker – The Land on Most High “Tell Me” – Brennen Leigh “The Flood” – Kolton Moore & the Clever Few – A Place That I Call Home “The Other Side” – Brendan Walter “The Way the West Was Won” – Dallas Burrow ft. Jim Lauderdale – The Way the West Was Won “Three Little Words” – Eli Tabor “Too Good, Too Bad” – Jason Scott & the High Heat “Trouble” – Ramona & the Holy Smokes – Ramona & the Holy Smokes “Two Kinds Of Loner” – Dylan Earl – Level-Headed Even Smile “When You land In Charlotte” – Chandler Dozier – Bakersfield East EP “Why I’m Crying” – Kindred Valley Check out our Under The Radar Spotify playlist for all of these songs in one place. Spotify: Apple Music: The post 30 New Country Songs That Need To Be On Your Radar – October 2025 first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

It has been 8 years since the devastating attack on Route 91 Harvest Festival took the lives of 60 country music fans, and left hundreds more wounded on October 1, 2017. A 64-year-old man named Stephen Paddock, who we never really ever learned ANYTHING about, rained down over 1,000 rounds on the Las Vegas country music crowd from his 32nd-floor suites in the Mandalay Bay hotel. Headliner Jason Aldean was on stage at the time, and his bass player later found a round stuck in his guitar, but Jake Owen was also performed there that day, Josh Abbott Band, Big & Rich and more. I can remember waking up the morning after and feeling completely broken, sick inside, and still trying to process everything that had happened the night before I got on the subway in Chicago (where I lived at the time) to head to my office and everything felt completely silent. I can’t begin to imagine what it was like waking up in Las Vegas that morning. A few days later, Eric Church, who headlined the festival on Friday, took the stage at the Grand Ole Opry and delivered the most powerful country music performance I have ever seen. One that still chokes me up every single time I watch it… In honor of the late Sonny Melton, who was supposed to be at the Opry to see Eric Church on October 4th, but unfortunately passed away in Las Vegas, Church debuted the absolutely gut-wrenching “Why Not Me,” a tear-soaked tribute to the victims of this senseless act of violence. One that we still don’t, and probably never will, have answers for… Prior to performance, he delivered a gut-wrenching and emotional speech: “I was the headliner and I looked out at the crowd, in that place, it was our last show of the year. I watched them hold American flags up during ‘How ‘Bout You’ I watched them put an American scarf around my neck during ‘Springsteen.’ They held records up hen I played ‘Record Year,’ they held boots up when I played ‘These Boots.’ I was so moved by it mainly because it was my crowd, I’ve seen this crowd all year, they’re mine… they came from all over the country because it was our last show. I did something different on the last song on ‘Springsteen’ I jumped down on the speaker and I went down actually and on the floor, which is it was a high stage, so I actually jumped out on the ground and it was a there’s a little row that split the crowd and it went all the way to my front of house guy. So the crowd was on the right side and crowd was on the left side and I went down the right side now I shook everybody’s hand and I told them thank you for coming, it’s been a heck of a year, been a hell of a year actually. I went all the way down the right side waved at my sound guy came back up the left side… smiling faces, hands in the air, pictures being taken… and I jumped back up on stage and I played ‘Holdin’ My Own’ and ‘A Man Who Was Gonna Die Young.'” And in the next 48 hours… everything changed: “And 48 hours later those places that I stood was carnage… and those were my people, those were my fans. I didn’t want to be here tonight, and I didn’t want to play guitar, and I don’t want to walk on this stage but last night, let me try to get this out, last night somebody sent me a video of a lady named Heather Melton and she was talking to Anderson Cooper on CNN and she had on our Church Choir tour shirt. And he said ‘What brought you to Vegas?’ And she goes ‘We went there to see Eric Church because he was Sony’s,’ her husband who died, ‘It was his guy and we went there to see his guy.’ And and then she said we have tickets for the Grand Ole Opry tomorrow night. Over here, Section 3 Row F, there’s some empty seats and that’s their seat and I’ll tell you something the reason I’m here… the reason I’m here tonight is because of Heather Melton, her husband Sonny who died, and every person that was there because I’m gonna tell you something… I saw that crowd, I saw them with their hands in their air, I saw them with boots in the air and what I saw, that moment in time that was frozen, there’s no amount of bullets that can take away. None. And that night something broke in me on Sunday night when that happened, and the only way I’ve ever fixed anything that’s been broken in me is with music so I wrote a song.” For a long time, this was the first and only performance he ever made of the song. However, Eric Church performed “Why Not Me” for the second time on March 19, 2025, at the Grand Ole Opry’s 100th-anniversary special. The second performance was a powerful and emotional return to the same stage where he first debuted the song in 2017.  Never forget. The post Remembering The Victims Of Route 91 Harvest Festival With Eric Church’s Gut-Wrenching Performance Of “Why Not Me” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.