Keith Urban recently returned to the stage for his first concert following news of his split from Nicole Kidman.

The performance took place amid growing speculation about his personal life, particularly regarding guitarist Maggie Baugh.

Fans were quick to notice her absence, but the reason was far simpler than the rumors suggested. According to reports, Maggie was never part of Urban’s current tour lineup — her earlier appearance was a one-time fill-in for another band member who couldn’t perform.

Baugh’s previous onstage moments with Urban, including performances at major music festivals and televised events, had drawn attention due to a lyric change during a recent Chicago show. Urban had swapped a line in his hit song “The Fighter” to include Maggie’s name, sparking widespread discussion among fans online. The moment went viral, fueling speculation about their connection, even though no official statements have been made by either party regarding the rumors.

Behind the headlines, Maggie’s career trajectory tells a story of talent and perseverance. Raised in Florida, she began playing classical violin at six before transitioning to guitar and songwriting as a teenager. She released her first record at 13 and eventually moved to Nashville to pursue country music full-time. Over the years, she has grown into a skilled multi-instrumentalist and performer, earning opportunities to share the stage with some of the genre’s biggest names, including Urban.

While rumors continue to circulate, sources close to the situation emphasize that Maggie’s involvement in Urban’s recent performances was limited to select events and not tied to his personal life. For now, her absence from the Hershey concert simply reflects her role — not a headline-making twist. Both artists are continuing their respective careers, with Urban on his “High and Alive” tour and Maggie headlining her own shows, focusing on the music that brought them to the stage in the first place.