Keith Urban is mixing it up with his fans in 2025. In January, he assisted with a proposal in his home country of Australia. And during a recent show in Las Vegas, the “High” singer again made a few dreams come true.
Keith Urban Spots Young Fans’ Signs in the Crowd
Five-year-old Connor and his little sister Emma traveled all the way from California to catch their favorite country artist, Keith Urban, at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas on Valentine’s Day. And they did not arrive empty-handed.
In fact, the young siblings came prepared with elaborate battery-operated signs listing their wishes for the show. Both wanted a signed guitar pick, as well as a selfie with the 13-time CMA Award winner.
While performing, Urban took note of the signs from the stage. He even snagged a pair of binoculars to make out the words flashing at him from the crowd.
“You guys both wanna come up here?” said Urban, 57. “Come up here. You’ve got battery-operated signs.”
The “Blue Ain’t Your Color” singer welcomed his two small fans onstage with open arms. Connor, in his Keith Urban shirt, told his favorite artist that it was his fourth time seeing Urban in concert. However, his mom corrected him, pointing out that it was actually his fifth time, as she attended one of Urban’s shows during her pregnancy with him.
“Oh, that’s insane. Amazing,” the country singer replied. “Was he kicking all night long?”
Decked out in pink sparkles, little Emma showed off her matching guitar. And then Urban granted their wish, snapping a selfie with the siblings.
Little Connor Is Feeling Inspired
Four days after the show, the siblings’ mom, TikTok user Rosy
Wild, posted that she and her family were “still on cloud 9” after Keith Urban “made Emma and Connor’s dreams come true.”
Replying to a comment on her original TikTok post, Rosy wrote that the encounter was still “all the kids can talk about.”
In fact, she may have the next Keith Urban on her hands. “Connor’s birthday was on Wednesday after the concert and he told me, ‘I figured out what I want for my birthday mom! I want to learn how to really play guitar.’”
