Music
Brian McFadden dropped by record label
Published Wednesday, Mar 21 2007, 19:49 GMT | By Nick Levine
Brian McFadden has been dropped by his record label because of disappointing album sales.
The 26-year-old left Westlife in 2004 and quickly signed to Sony BMG to pursue a solo career.
His debut single 'Real To Me' reached number one in September of that year, but his most recent single - 'Everybody's Someone', a duet with country singer LeAnn Rimes - failed to crack the top 40.
Heat reports that music manager Louis Walsh, who manages Westlife, might be planning to work with McFadden in the future.
The 26-year-old left Westlife in 2004 and quickly signed to Sony BMG to pursue a solo career.
His debut single 'Real To Me' reached number one in September of that year, but his most recent single - 'Everybody's Someone', a duet with country singer LeAnn Rimes - failed to crack the top 40.
Heat reports that music manager Louis Walsh, who manages Westlife, might be planning to work with McFadden in the future.
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