I saw the penultimate 'last ever tour' show in 2019 that they did in London and it felt very final, so I'm surprised too, but the documentary does seem to have brought them back to each other a bit.

On another note, it's interesting that Ronan was performing The Long Goodbye on tour a few years before he released it as a single, I didn't realise that.

I did think after the documentary they would do a tour at some point.

Ronan on The One Show making it very clear that they're not going on tour or getting the band back together, but merely looking to do something as a celebration.

2026 isn't a notable anniversary either - I almost thought it was with No Matter What but it's the musical that launched in 1996, whereas their version of it was released in 1998.

They're performing a one-off gig at the Emirates Stadium in June. They've never done a stadium before, have they?

Sky News

Ronan Keating, Keith Duffy, Shane Lynch and Mikey Graham...

Best known for hits like Words and All That I Need, Boyzone will perform at the Emirates Stadium in London on 6 June.

^ i got tickets this morning as never seen them and i have a friend who is a huge fan of…..

Block C tickets are £145 - seated tickets back of the pitch !!!

OMG - i should have said NO but was excited just to get through the queue

Did anyone end up going to the final two shows?

I've seen some clips. Mikey was there but not for the full show.

I thought about it, but didn't go in the end, they must have been struggling to sell it out because I saw hundreds of tickets going for £18 on Thursday on Ticketmaster.

I saw them on their prior 'farewell tour' at the Palladium in 2019 which I really enjoyed. I'm not sure I'd have enjoyed this much, I've seen clips of Mikey appearing for four songs only, tacky AI graphics all over the big screens, and a guest appearance by Brian McFadden to perform a new Boyzlife single with the always out of tune Keith.

Looked like there was a nice tribute to Stephen though, and the setlist was strong for the fans, it's good that they performed every single that charted apart from Love Will Save The Day. In 2019 they missed a fair few singles.

Edited June 7Jun 7 by gooddelta

I ended up going to this as yeah they ended up massively discounting the tickets eventually, which felt like a shame for them but the prices really were a bit ridiculous originally - I ended up getting a really decent front pitch seat for £56 that would have been £170!!

Despite spending most of the evening getting drenched from on and off rain it was fun to watch, especially with support act B*Witched providing a family connection and the amusing irony given the weather of Blame It On The Weatherman (when, of all points in the show, the rain stopped for a bit). Didn’t stay until the very end but saw at least Mikey’s brief appearance in the middle, given what he’d said in the documentary it was nice to see him enjoying being on stage again, the huge roar from the crowd as he appeared and Shane’s clear friendship and support of him.

I'm confused, why wasn't Mikey there for the whole show? So it was basically a PCD style reunion but with Ronan instead of Nicole?

Also wasn't it S Club as support not B*Witched? Or were both supporting?

1 hour ago, Spiceboy said:

I'm confused, why wasn't Mikey there for the whole show? So it was basically a PCD style reunion but with Ronan instead of Nicole?

Also wasn't it S Club as support not B*Witched? Or were both supporting?

Perhaps B*Witched was just one show only?

Also I see they did a cover of Breathless by The Corrs as part of their set list, according to setlist.fm

I’d love to hear that.

56 minutes ago, Paddington James said:

Perhaps B*Witched was just one show only?

Also I see they did a cover of Breathless by The Corrs as part of their set list, according to setlist.fm

I’d love to hear that.

I think it was a one off show anyway?

5 minutes ago, Spiceboy said:

I think it was a one off show anyway?

I think so, it sounds like it was.