Keith Urban

At 46:37 in the "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" video by Premier Guitar, Keith Urban is shown using a Radial KL-8 Rackmount Keyboard Mixer as part of his amp rack during a live performance.

At 39:29 in this Rig Rundown, while showing a TS9 from Ibanez, Keith Urban's tech says:

And then we have two different eras of Tubescreamer.

In the "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" video, an Ibanez Tube Screamer Mini is visibly attached to Keith Urban’s pedalboard at the 37:14 mark.

In the video "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" by Premier Guitar, at the timestamp 37:14, an Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay Reissue Pedal is visibly attached to Keith Urban's pedalboard.

Keith Urban has been using a PRS McCarty Electric Guitar with mini zebra humbuckers as a prototype for his upcoming signature model, as evidenced in the image available on Equipboard.

In the video titled "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" by Premier Guitar, Keith Urban can be seen showcasing a Maton Mini Maton Diesel EMD6 guitar at the 17:44 mark.

In the "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" video by Premier Guitar, at 24:25, Chris Miller, Keith Urban’s guitar technician, discusses the inclusion of a late-1970s Marshall JMP 2203 100-watt amp as part of Urban’s equipment setup.

In the video "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" by Premier Guitar, at the 32:58 mark, a Kikusui PCR2000MA Power Supply is visible in Keith Urban's amp rack, positioned just above the APC battery.

In the video "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" by Premier Guitar, Keith Urban’s technician, Chris Miller, is shown at 42:40 demonstrating the Effectrode LA-1A Super High Resolution Leveling Amplifier, which is connected to Urban's pedalboard. He states:

It's just a ridiculously good sounding compressor pedal.

In the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" video titled "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025," at the 43:16 mark, Keith Urban's technician, Chris Miller, is seen demonstrating the Effectrode Glass A Buffer 2010s on Keith's pedalboard.

At 46:23 in the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video for Keith Urban's High and Alive Tour 2025, Shure Axient AD4Q Four-Channel Digital Wireless Receivers can be clearly seen in the amp rack, confirming their use in his setup.

At 6:20, Keith mentions owning a 1946 Martin D-28.

Keith uses this pickup in his ‘64 Strat neck.

Keith Urban utilizes the DiMarzio Injector Bridge Pickup in the bridge position of his 1964 Stratocaster, as demonstrated in the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" for his High and Alive Tour 2025 on YouTube.

Keith uses a Chopper in his main and most famous Telecaster.

Keith uses a TV Jones Starwood in his infamous Tele’s neck position.

Keith Urban uses a custom variation of the Novo Solus M1 guitar, which was sent to him by the builder of Novo guitars. This particular model features an additional Strat pickup in the neck position. According to the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown for his High and Alive Tour 2025, Urban plays this guitar tuned down specifically for the song "Cop Car."

Keith Urban uses a 1972 Fender Competition Mustang Bass during his performances, as detailed in the "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" by Premier Guitar on YouTube.

Keith has a signature pick through D’Addario.

Keith uses a ‘70s 4x12 with Celestion G12H-150s. He mics them with a Shure KSM32 and a SE V7X.

Keith is known to have used a Peavey Bandit for years.

Keith used modified Fender Showmans running at 135 watts before swapping to Marshalls

Keith Urban used a Dumble Overdrive Reverb Head prior to transitioning to Marshall amplifiers, as confirmed by his tech Chris Miller during the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" for the High and Alive Tour 2025.

During the "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" video by Premier Guitar, a Lehle P-Split II Passive High Impedance Splitter can be seen on Keith Urban's board at the 37:15 mark.

At 37:23 in the Premier Guitar "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" video, a Boss BD-2W Blues Driver Waza Craft pedal is visible on Keith Urban's board.

At the 37:23 mark of the Premier Guitar video titled "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025," a Boss SD-1W Super OverDrive can be clearly seen on Keith Urban's board.

At approximately the 41:00 mark in the Premier Guitar "Keith Urban Rig Rundown for High and Alive Tour 2025" video, Keith Urban's guitar technician, Chris Miller, confirms that Keith Urban used the J Rockett Audio Designs Animal Overdrive pedal for the song "Blue Ain’t Your Color."

One of Urban’s favorite acquisitions is the iconic black-and-white, leather-wrapped Fender that outlaw legend Waylon Jennings made famous. Added to his arsenal in late 2009, the 1950 Broadcaster is particularly special not simply because of its historical significance. There’s a very personal tie-in to Urban’s life and career.

“I grew up listening to Waylon and, ultimately, I probably have a career today because he had the courage to come to a town like Nashville and do it his way,” Urban says. “He wanted to use his own band, he wanted to choose the studio, he wanted to choose the songs, choose the producer—and that was not the way things were done. So many of us have that freedom today in Nashville, and we really have Waylon to thank for that. So that guitar represents so much to me about just following your path. Even if you come up against the system, you can stay true to yourself. When I plugged it in and played it, it was just amazing. It’s so full of mojo.”

Keith Urban uses a purple 100-watt 1969 Marshall Super Bass head on the road, as reported by Thomas Scott McKenzie in Premier Guitar. Urban prefers amplifiers with extensive headroom that maintain warmth, and his setup includes routing the amps through two vintage Marshall 4x12 speaker cabinets with Electro-Voice speakers and two Alessandro open-backed 2x12s, allowing each head to drive six speakers, "as loud as I can get them without them breaking up."

Keith Urban uses the Wampler The Paisley Drive Signature Overdrive during live performances, as confirmed by the source image on Equipboard.