Urban's setlist included the upbeat track 'Straight Line,' which he described as a song about breaking out of routine and restoring excitement to life.

Following the album's release, Urban has scheduled performances in Las Vegas and appearances on major television shows to connect with his fans.

To celebrate the album launch, Urban held surprise pop-up concerts, including a memorable performance in Nashville's Lower Broadway, drawing thousands of enthusiastic fans.

During a recent show in Nashville, nearly 25,000 fans enjoyed a 45-minute set where Urban performed songs from 'HIGH' for the first time.

The writing process for the song 'Break the Chain,' co-written with Marc Scibilia, was particularly emotional for Urban, reflecting on his childhood struggles.

Inspiration for the album's song 'WILDSIDE' came from Urban's experiences with southern-raised women, showcasing their contrasting professional and fun sides.

Urban aims to convey the duality of his personality through the album, balancing responsibility with a wild and reckless side.

He finds personal highs in family, friends, and the joy of live performances, which he considers a vital release of energy for himself and his audience.

Presale tickets for Urban's upcoming concert will be available soon, providing fans with an opportunity to experience his music live.

Urban believes that a song's impact can resonate deeply with fans, even if it doesn't achieve commercial success, highlighting the personal connections formed through music.

Keith Urban's highly anticipated album, 'HIGH,' was released on September 20, 2023, marking his first new music in four years since 'The Speed of Now Part 1.'

The album features notable singles, including the Top 20 hit 'Messed Up as Me' and a duet with Lainey Wilson titled 'Go Home W U.'