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18 Mar 2027
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The global tour will bring three decades of Boyzone classics and solo hits to the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, with new dates still being added for Ireland, Southeast Asia and the Middle East and more.
Ronan Keating today announces the JUST GETTING STARTED WORLD TOUR, bringing his catalogue of Boyzone classics and global solo hits to audiences around the world.
The tour will celebrate the songs, stories and moments that have made Ronan one of the world’s most enduring entertainers, bringing the hits audiences have loved for decades into a new chapter, with fresh energy, renewed passion and the perspective of an artist who knows himself better than ever.
Ronan Keating said: “I’ve been incredibly lucky to have spent more than three decades doing what I love. I’ve travelled the world, made records I’m enormously proud of and, most importantly, had audiences singing those songs back to me night after night.
“The reason I’ve called this tour Just Getting Started is because I genuinely feel I’m entering a new chapter. I understand myself, my music and what I want to say more clearly than ever before, and I want to celebrate these songs with audiences in a way that feels fresh. I feel creatively energised, deeply grateful and more connected to what I do than ever, and I can’t wait to share that with people around the world.”
Across Boyzone and a solo career, Ronan has sold 45 million records worldwide, including more than 20 million as a solo artist, across a catalogue of 21 albums. He holds a Guinness World Record for 30 consecutive UK Top 10 singles, surpassing the benchmark set by Elvis Presley.
JUST GETTING STARTED is more than the name of the tour. It is a statement of where Ronan Keating is now. The next chapter begins.
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