Keith Urban Manager Gary Borman Retires After 50 Years in Business; ‘I’ll Forever Be Grateful,’ Country Star Says

Veteran artist manager Gary Borman has retired, he announced on Sunday, and will be shuttering the doors of his namesake company 50 years after its inception.  His client of 25 years, Keith Urban, will be moving to a new firm although a rep tells Variety there is no announcement to be made yet. The news […] Home Music News Feb 22, 2026 2:28pm PT Keith Urban Manager Gary Borman Retires After 50 Years in Business; ‘I’ll Forever Be Grateful,’ Country Star Says By Jem Aswad Plus Icon Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music jemaswad Latest Jesse Malin’s ‘Silver Manhattan’ Off-Broadway Show Tells the Story of His Comeback From a Devastating Stroke, Framed as a Love Letter to New York and Rock and Roll: Theater Review 2 days ago Gregg Allman Documentary, ‘Music of My Soul,’ Acquired by Subtext in Association With Rolling Stone Films 2 days ago Universal and Virgin Music Complete $775 Million Acquisition of Downtown 2 days ago See All Getty Images Veteran artist manager Gary Borman has retired, he announced on Sunday, and will be shuttering the doors of his namesake company 50 years after its inception. His client of 25 years, Keith Urban, will be moving to a new firm although a rep tells Variety there is no announcement to be made yet. The news was first reported by the New York Post. Over the years Borman Entertainment has worked closely with such artists as the Yellowjackets, the Bee Gees, James Taylor, the Violent Femmes, Dwight Yoakam, Faith Hill and along with Steve Moir, the Rolling Stones and Natalie Cole. Popular on Variety Related Stories 'The Odyssey' Gets First Rave Reaction From Christoper Nolan's 'Dark Knight' Co-Writer and Brother Jonathan: 'An Incredible Achievement'