There's no boy band like a '90s boy band — especially one with "boy" in the group name. (It just works!) Think Backstreet Boys, Boyz II Men ... and Boyzone. The Irish group, best known for their hit "No Matter What," were a major success across the pond, and even broke America in their heyday.
Now, the remaining four members of the group — Ronan Keating, Mikey Graham, Keith Duffy and Shane Lynch — are set to perform the biggest concert of their career in 2026. (The fifth member of the band, Stephen Gately, tragically died in 2009 after suffering from a heart issue. He was just 33 years old.)
On Tuesday, September 30, the band took to Instagram to make a huge announcement — their upcoming show at London's Emirates Stadium, which has a capacity of 44,000, per NME.
Hailing the gig as their "biggest show yet," the band posted on Tuesday that they're "going to be sharing the stage once again for a world exclusive headline show at Emirates Stadium on Saturday 6th June 2026," they wrote alongside a sizzle reel of the group, past and present. Fan pre-sale begins on October 7 (you can sign up for Boyzone's mailing list to get the pre-sale link), while general sale hits three days later on October 10.
While the concert is huge — and the band's first show since 2019 — Irish fans in the comments of the post couldn't help but express their disappointment that Boyzone wasn't hitting up their home country.
"I know one song that wont be on the playlist 'Coming Home Now' ???????," one follower wrote.
Boyzone's headlining show at Emirates Stadium will be their first concert since they performed five nights at the London Palladium in 2019. To put the stadium show in perspective, the Palladium show's seating capacity was just over 2,000.
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