The country star is incredibly excited ahead of the event and took to Instagram over the weekend to share a very personal message with fans.
The award-winning singer opened up about his gratitude for the accolade and gave a personal insight into the backstory behind a collection of his songs, and the true meaning behind each one.He wrote: "It's a massive honor to be inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame next week and I wanted to shine a light on a collection of songs that I've written.
"Shine Coming Home I Told You So Somebody Like You Days Go By Gone Tomorrow "I chose SHINE as the first track and for the title of this collection of songs because I think it's what we were all born to do. "The song itself is about hope, which has often been a theme I've gravitated towards. It's about trying to help someone else see the best in themselves.Nicole Kidman shares leggy selfie outside in jaw-dropping Nashville garden at home with Keith Urban"I probably write these kinds of songs because not only do I need to hear them, but I need these kinds of people in my own life too. Side note: I write on a lot of different instruments.
Keith first heard of the news of his upcoming induction into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in August. The names were revealed at the historic Nashville Columbia Studio A, and include Kix Brooks of Brooks & Dunn, Casey Beathard, David Lee Murphy, and none other than Keith Urban.The 55-year-old posted on social media at the time to tell his fans about the achievement, and was met with a mass of supportive messages, including one from his wife.