Ronan Keating was selected for Boyzone at just 16, after more than 300 hopefuls auditioned. The band went on to sell over 25 million records worldwide, scoring five No.1 albums, six No.1 singles and 18 UK Top 10 singles. Boyzone reunited in 2007 and continued touring internationally until 2019. Alongside Boyzone, Ronan built a highly successful solo career, with four UK No.1 albums and 14 UK Top 10 singles. His catalogue has surpassed one billion Spotify streams. His signature hit, “When You Say Nothing At All”, has reached more than 600 million Spotify streams and remains an enduring global classic.
Over the course of his career, Ronan has collaborated with artists including Elton John, Robbie Williams, Shania Twain, Bryan Adams and Luciano Pavarotti. He is also an accomplished songwriter, with credits including Brooks & Dunn’s US No.1 hit “The Long Goodbye”.
Beyond music, Ronan has enjoyed a successful career in television and the West End, including roles on The X Factor Australia, The Voice Australia, The Voice Kids UK and The Voice of Germany. He has also presented Eurovision and the MTV Europe Music Awards and performed for audiences ranging from 100,000-person crowds to major events featuring King Charles III and the Pope.
