ABC’s Good Morning America is set to air an exclusive first look at the music video for Keith Urban’s Top 10 single “Little Bit of Everything” Wednesday (July 24th). The debut, which will take place in the 8am EST hour, will be immediately followed by the full-length video’s debut on abc.com. At 8:00am EST on Thursday, July 25th the video will be available on VEVO and on Urban’s mobile app http://smarturl.it/KUapp. “Little Bit Of Everything” is the first single from Urban’s upcoming seventh studio album, Fuse, due out Tuesday, September 10th.
The “Little Bit of Everything” music video was directed by Isaac Ravishankara (The Lumineers‘ “Stubborn Love,” K.T. Tunstall‘s “Feel It” and Ellie Goulding‘s “Bittersweet”). Filming took place just outside of Nashville last month at Middle Tennessee State University’s Floyd Stadium and at one of Tennessee’s premiere landmark homes, Swanson Mansion.
The song marked a career best for Urban as it debuted with official ads to the playlist’s of 100 country radio stations. It currently stands at #9 on the Billboard Country Singles Chart and is the four-time Grammy Award winner’s 29th Top 10 single.
Urban kicked off his Light The Fuse Tour 2013 this past weekend with performances in Cincinnati, Ohio, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin and Monticello, Iowa. He returns to the road this week with concerts in Charlotte, Raleigh and Atlanta.
For official Keith Urban news and ticket information go to www.keithurban.net. To purchase “Little Bit of Everything” go to http://smarturl.it/LBOEitunessingle.
AUDIO: Keith Urban talks about the video for his latest smash, “Little Bit of Everything.”Audio / Keith Urban (Little Bit of Everything video)
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Keith Urban (Little Bit of Everything video) OC: …which is which. :21
“I read the treatment [for the video], and there’s elements in there that we’re going to sort of simplify as we go. So, there’s sort of a Truman Show element to it that I really liked. I thought that was a good way for the song to be represented in the video. That was certainly the part of the treatment that I loved the most was this sort of duality of the surreal world and the real world and which is which.”
