![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/keith-duffy-reveals-boyzone-could-reunite-as-major-new-tv-doc-takes-off/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/newspress-collage-11422881-1696170068085.jpg&description=Exclusive bOYZ COMING BACK? Ken Sweeney , Showbiz Editor Published : 15:23, 1 Oct 2023 Updated : 16:00, 1 Oct 2023 KEITH Duffy has revealed Boyzone could get back together if a Sky TV series about them takes off. The band hope they can benefit from a similar surge in popularity to that enjoyed by Wham! after a recent Netflix special. 3 Keith Duffy has opened up about a possible Boyzone reunion Credit: Getty - Contributor 3 Keith Duffy, Ronan Keating, Mikey Graham and Shane Lynch from Boyzone Credit: Getty - Contributor 3 Boyzone's story will be told in a three part series on Sky Credit: Getty - Contributor And he said it could lead to him, Ronan Keating and the others to return to the stage to play their biggest hits. Keith told The Irish Sun on Sunday: "That Wham! doc was so huge. If George Michael was still alive, Wham! would've gone back out to do a few concerts. "Maybe after this Boyzone documentary comes out, there'll be an appetite for us to perform again." One of the biggest pop acts of the 1990s, alongside Take That and the Spice Girls, Boyzone will see their story retold in a three-part documentary. It will chart their rise from playing pub gigs in rural Ireland to filling huge stadiums. Keith told us: "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." The Sky team filming the doc have done previous series on the likes of Paula Yates and Michael Hutchence and singer Amy Winehouse, all of whom died before their time. Boyzone's story is also marred by tragedy , with the loss of Stephen Gately, aged 33, in 2009 from a heart condition. Sky have already started filming interviews for the series with surviving bandmates Keith, Ronan, Shane Lynch and Mikey Graham. Dad-of-two Keith said: "They have been travelling with us and catching us when they can. They really want to get our story and bring it to the biggest audience possible." The Boyzone lads have shared memories goi){kind=link}
KEITH Duffy has revealed Boyzone could get back together if a Sky TV series about them takes off.
The band hope they can benefit from a similar surge in popularity to that enjoyed by Wham! after a recent Netflix special.
And he said it could lead to him, Ronan Keating and the others to return to the stage to play their biggest hits.
Keith told The Irish Sun on Sunday: “That Wham! doc was so huge. If George Michael was still alive, Wham! would’ve gone back out to do a few concerts.
“Maybe after this Boyzone documentary comes out, there’ll be an appetite for us to perform again.”