Watch Keith Urban & Pink's Great Collaboration on the Single 'One Too Many' at the ACM Awards

On Wednesday, September 16, 2020, the ACM Awards took place with country musician Keith Urban and pop star Pink taking part in a powerful duet with their single.

Country music fans were thrilled this week when Keith Urban and Pink joined forces to perform together at the recent Academy of Country Music Awards (ACM). The awards show shared a clip of the two singing a duet to "One Too Many."

Urban sang along with Pink on a microphone while playing his trusted guitar and she joined in with her own vocals. Sticking to the novel coronavirus safety guidelines, the pair was separated by what seemed to be a potentially virtual wall.

KEITH & PINK AT THE ACM’S

ACM Awards captioned the video writing: “Can I get an "AMEN" @keithurban and @pink were absolutely amazing.” Urban also served as this year’s ACM host and it was his first time in such a position.

According to him, this year’s awards were initially supposed to be held in April 2020 in Vegas but instead, they were hosted in Nashville this month. Ahead of the event, he promised to bring the best of Nashville to everybody.

URBAN AND PINK’S DUET

The song he performed with Pink features on his upcoming album, “The Speed of Now Part 1.” In a previous interview with “Entertainment Tonight,” the country musician opened up about what it was like working with the pop star.

PRAISING PINK’S TALENT

He praised Pink stating: "It was great getting to do a song with her.” Urban confessed that he’d been an admirer of her talent and her as a person throughout her career.

PINK IS EXTRAORDINARY

He shared how extraordinary she was and noted her career as proof of it. Their song wasn’t the first time that Pink has dabbled in country music before.

PINK’S COUNTRY RODEO’S

In 2016, she sang “Settin’ the World on Fire,” with Kenny Chesney and in 2019, she had Chris Stapleton join her on her own song “Love You Anyway.” She also had the chance to perform the track him at that year’s CMA Awards.