Boyzone Reunion: Iconic 90s Boyband Confirms Comeback Tour After Documentary Success
Boyzone fans can finally get excited, because after years of speculation, the iconic 90s Irish boyband is officially making a comeback—yes, the real Boyzone, not just some tribute act or retro playlist. Three decades after their debut (wild, right?), Ronan Keating, Keith Duffy, Mikey Graham, and Shane Lynch have gone public with plans to hit the road again, announcing a full-force reunion tour aimed for 2026.
Why now? Turns out, the spark came from the runaway success of their recent documentary series “Boyzone: No Matter What”, which—if you caught it on Sky or, in one memorable anecdote, even onboard a random British Airways flight—unleashed a tidal wave of nostalgia and love both from diehard fans and folks who’d never bought a Boyzone CD in their lives. An emotional Ronan Keating dropped the news in an interview on BBC Radio 2, describing how the bandmates, now back in touch after years apart, realized the story maybe wasn’t over after all.
Their official Instagram stoked the fire with a cryptic “the journey continues…” post, sending fans rushing to mailing lists, ticket registrations, and, probably, a flurry of excited texts to childhood friends. Sure, the exact tour dates and cities are still under wraps, and knowing these lads, they’re definitely enjoying keeping everyone guessing (and refreshing their feeds).
With Boyzone having wrapped their farewell tour in 2019—after a run that began in 1993 and included hits like “No Matter What” and serious record sales—the reunion in 2026 will mark a rare, properly celebratory return. Is there a part of me that wanted to end this with a cheesy Boyzone lyric?
Maybe. But honestly, for a generation raised on these harmonies, lineup posters and now streaming nostalgia, seeing Boyzone “try and do something” again is the kind of news that feels like coming home—even if you’re just singing along from the balcony in your pajamas.
