Ronan Keating is an Irish pop singer who rose to fame as the lead voice of Boyzone in the 1990s. His 1999 solo debut single "When You Say Nothing at All", featured in the film Notting Hill, launched a career that now spans twelve studio albums and over 20 million solo records sold worldwide. He has also worked extensively in television and radio, including seven years hosting a breakfast show on Magic Radio.
Ronan Keating announced his "Just Getting Started" world tour with shows in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Europe from March 2027.
Boyzone reunited for two shows at Emirates Stadium in London - the group's first performances since 2019, with over 88,000 spectators across two evenings.
Ronan Keating hosted BBC One's New Year's celebration "Ronan Keating & Friends: A New Year's Eve Party", which aired at midnight on 1 January 2026.
BBC announced the television series "Ronan Keating's Wild Atlantic", which will be part of BBC Daytime's schedule for 2026.
Ronan Keating revealed that Boyzone would attempt to reunite in 2026, inspired by the positive reception of the Sky documentary series "Boyzone: No Matter What".
