![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/huge-boyband-star-teases-reunion-after-signing-for-explosive-tv-documentary/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/1_Enjoying-great-concert.jpg&description=Keith Duffy has hinted that he and the Boyzone lads may get back on stage together, should their upcoming Sky documentary be a huge hit amongst fans Boyzone could reunite just four years after the quartet took their final bow following a huge career. The Irish stars dominated the charts from 1993 until they initially announced a hiatus in 2000, seven years after they were catapulted to international fame. However this lasted seven years and they finally reunited in 2007, before calling it a day in 2019. But while there had been speculation that they may reform in 2023 for their upcoming 30th anniversary, Ronan Keating had ruled this out and recently stood by his point as he addressed crowds at PopWorld Live. The reason the ruling out a reunion is due to the tragic death of late band member, Stephen Gateley, who died in 2009. Now Keith Duffy has hinted that Ronan's statement may no longer stand should their upcoming Sky TV documentary go down a storm with their dedicated fanbase. In a new interview, Keith has hinted that following the success of the WHAM! documentary, he and the lads will be back on stage. "That Wham! doc was so huge. If George Michael was still alive, Wham! would've gone back out to do a few concerts," he told The Sun. He added: "Maybe after this Boyzone documentary comes out, there'll be an appetite for us to perform again." Boyzone's story will be shared in a three-part documentary series. The documentary will follow their meteoric rise from performing intimate shows at rural pubs in their native Ireland before going on to performing in stadiums across the globe. Keith continued: "We were spat at, we were glassed (at the start). But we grafted our way to the top and earned our right to play arenas all across the world." Over the course of their career, Boyzone have sold over 20 million records across the globe and all 16 of their singles have charted in the UK top five. They became the first Irish act to have four Number 1 hits in the Official UK){kind=link}
Keith Duffy has hinted that he and the Boyzone lads may get back on stage together, should their upcoming Sky documentary be a huge hit amongst fans
Boyzone could reunite just four years after the quartet took their final bow following a huge career.
The Irish stars dominated the charts from 1993 until they initially announced a hiatus in 2000, seven years after they were catapulted to international fame. However this lasted seven years and they finally reunited in 2007, before calling it a day in 2019.
But while there had been speculation that they may reform in 2023 for their upcoming 30th anniversary, Ronan Keating had ruled this out and recently stood by his point as he addressed crowds at PopWorld Live. The reason the ruling out a reunion is due to the tragic death of late band member, Stephen Gateley, who died in 2009.
Now Keith Duffy has hinted that Ronan’s statement may no longer stand should their upcoming Sky TV documentary go down a storm with their dedicated fanbase. In a new interview, Keith has hinted that following the success of the WHAM! documentary, he and the lads will be back on stage.