Keith Urban loves to perform live, and he recently found a pretty great way to do so. The singer hosted his first live concert in months Thursday night, taking the stage at the Stardust Drive-In Movie Theater outside of Nashville.

And this wasn’t just a concert for any old fans. The audience was made up of for more than 200 doctors, nurses, emergency medical technicians and staff from Vanderbilt Health, part of Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

The special audience got to watch the show from their nearly 125 vehicles, which honked and flashed their lights throughout the show.

As for how long this concert was in the works, Keith tells Rolling Stone, “Probably about a month ago,” explaining, “The idea for the drive-in was a no-brainer because of the car situation. Playing to people in cars was really the baseline of it. And the fact that drive-ins still exist? Who knew, man? I knew there were a handful of them around, but not to the extent that I started discovering them everywhere.”

Source: Keith Urban

NOW SHOWING – URBAN UNDERGROUND 🎬
A huge THANK YOU to all @VUMChealth frontline workers who attended tonight's special show at the drive in! @VUMChealth @VUMCchildren @LiveNation @stardustdrivein #frontline pic.twitter.com/E7BfOQL7dQ

— Keith Urban (@KeithUrban) May 15, 2020

CMT has announced a new star-studded livestream benefit, set to take place next week. “Feed the Front Line LIVE, Presented By CMT” will air on CMT’s Facebook and YouTube page at three times during the day on Wednesday, with proceeds benefiting Feed the Front Line’s mission to provide free meals to frontline COVID-19 employees, essential workers, and other people in need, while lso helping out the restaurant industry.

Artists confirmed for the event include Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, whose daughter Maggie McGraw is vice president of Feed the Front Line’s Nashville chapter. Others performing include: Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, Kelsea Ballerini, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jon Pardi, Brett Young, Jordin Davis, Chase Rice, Kip Moore, Sheryl Crow and more.

The event will air in three parts – “Breakfast” at 9 am CT, “Lunch” at 1 pm CT, and “Dinner” at 7 pm CT.

Maren Morris welcomed son Hayes only two months ago, but according to her trainer she’s already working out.

“We are back to training again and I’m so proud of her,” Erin Oprea tells “Us Weekly. “She worked up until basically the day, I think we trained like a day or two before she had the baby. And then we’re back at it.”

Oprea calls Maren a “riot,” sharing, “I love that girl. She’s just a cool person. Just a good person.”

The trainer notes she’s not pushing Maren to lose the weight, and instead is trying to get her to just “stay healthy.” She explains, “so I really want her to enjoy the journey and not stress over it because one, there’s not an end date. So I was, like, let’s just kind of enjoy this time while working towards feeling our best.”

Source: Us Weekly

CMT will pay tribute to heroes on the frontlines with the new special “CMT Celebrates Our Heroes: An Artists of the Year Special” airing June 3rd at 8 pm. Well, now some more artists have signed on.

The latest additions to the show include Brandi Carlile, Carrie Underwood, Darius Rucker, Kane Brown, Kristen Bell, Lauren Daigle, Luke Combs and Sam Hunt. They join previously announced performers Brothers Osborne, Florida Georgia Line, Kelsea Ballerini, Lady Antebellum, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert, and Thomas Rhett.

The special, which will air in place of the network’s annual “Artist of the Year” event, will recognize COVID-19 heroes in areas of Healthcare, Education, Business, Community Leaders, Food Industry, Infrastructure, First Responders, US Military, and more.

All performances will be filmed directly from the artist’s homes and virtually produced by CMT.

Source: CMT

Garth Brooks may be releasing new music soon, like very soon,  but you’ll have to be a member of Amazon Music to hear it.

During this week’s “Inside Studio G” a fan asked Garth whether his album “Fun” was still going to come out this summer, and Garth indicated that he wouldn’t really feel right promoting an album considering all that’s going on.

That’s when he had an idea, and said he was going to contact the folks at Amazon to try and release half the album’s tunes from the album right away. He says of the music, “it’s fun, but it’s country music. Check out this week’s episode here.