Here, FEMAIL takes a look at the quiet lives of former boyband members who have drifted away from the limelight, such as Tony Mortimer, who now lives on a farm in Essex.
My first concert was a Westlife gig with my mum. She gave me four tickets for my birthday — one for her, one for me and then ...
Boyzone, who achieved musical world domination over 30 years ago, offered teenagers in their bedrooms the chance to live the ...
As Ronan Keating, Keith Duffy, and Shane Lynch reunited in a pub for the documentary, which aired on February 2 on Sky ...
Now the Dublin -born pop star, once known as ‘The Quiet One’ in the band, lives in a peaceful part of rural Ireland and leads ...
An emotional Shane Lynch has declared that Boyzone will “never be a band again” as he admitted crying while watch the new ...
No Matter What lifts the lid on life in the 90s boyband, but Shane Lynch told Lorraine that Mikey Graham's painful journey ...
Famously known as 'The Quiet One' in Boyzone, Mikey Graham has stepped away from the spotlight and appeared alone in a new ...
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Boyzone reunite for Irish premiere of ‘tell-all’ documentaryBoyzone, the iconic Dublin boyband that took the country by storm in the 90s, have returned to the capital for the premiere of their new documentary. For the first time in 30 years, the four surviving ...
In 1993, five working-class lads from Dublin, Ronan Keating, Stephen Gately, Keith Duffy, Shane Lynch and Mikey Graham were plucked from obscurity by talent manager Louis Walsh and moulded into stars.
In 1993, five working-class lads from Dublin, Ronan Keating, Stephen Gately, Keith Duffy, Shane Lynch and Mikey Graham were plucked from obscurity by talent manager Louis Walsh and moulded into stars.
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