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Ronan Keating has confirmed that his '90s pop group Boyzone has reunited.
Keating will join with Shane Lynch, Mikey Graham, Stephen Gately and Keith Duffy to perform a medley of hits on Children In Need later this month.
The singer told The Sun: "After all the speculation, we are getting back together and we are very excited.
"We have been talking about it for a while now and decided to go out there on our own and have a go at it."
Talking about his future plans, he added: “At this stage all we have planned is to perform at Children In Need, and we are thinking about doing a tour. We haven’t got any plans to release a new album but we will see what happens."
“And we haven’t signed a record deal with anyone. We are just doing this thing on our own.
“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed being back together with the lads, and even though there was some bad feeling about what has happened in the past, all that’s gone now.”
Boyzone had six number one hits between 1993 and 2000 and sold over 15 million albums.
Keating will join with Shane Lynch, Mikey Graham, Stephen Gately and Keith Duffy to perform a medley of hits on Children In Need later this month.
The singer told The Sun: "After all the speculation, we are getting back together and we are very excited.
"We have been talking about it for a while now and decided to go out there on our own and have a go at it."
Talking about his future plans, he added: “At this stage all we have planned is to perform at Children In Need, and we are thinking about doing a tour. We haven’t got any plans to release a new album but we will see what happens."
“And we haven’t signed a record deal with anyone. We are just doing this thing on our own.
“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed being back together with the lads, and even though there was some bad feeling about what has happened in the past, all that’s gone now.”
Boyzone had six number one hits between 1993 and 2000 and sold over 15 million albums.
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