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The tour celebrates the songs, stories and moments that have made Ronan one of the world’s most enduring entertainers, taking the hits audiences have loved for decades to a new level with fresh energy, renewed passion and the perspective of an artist who knows himself better than ever before. 

The Irish singer, songwriter and media personality will bring three decades of timeless classics from the Boyzone catalogue and his much-loved solo hits to the stage on a tour that feels like a new chapter for the 49-year-old Keating.

Ronan Keating: “I’ve been incredibly lucky to have been able to do what I love for more than three decades. I’ve travelled the world, made records I’m hugely proud of and, most importantly, heard audiences sing those songs back to me night after night. The reason I’ve called this tour ‘Just Getting Started’ is because I genuinely feel like I’m beginning a new chapter. I understand myself, my music and what I want to say better than ever before, and I want to celebrate these songs with audiences in a fresh way. I feel creatively energised, incredibly grateful and more connected to what I do than ever, and I can’t wait to share that with people around the world.”

Boyzone

Ronan Keating was sixteen when he joined Boyzone in 1993 as the youngest member of the Irish boyband. In the years that followed, the five-piece group would go on to become the 29th best-selling British act of all time, selling more than 25 million records and achieving nine number-one hits in Ireland and six number-one hits in the UK. Of the seven albums released by the group, five reached the top of the UK charts. The group reunited several times, most recently in June 2026, when they performed for more than 88,000 fans at Emirates Stadium in London.

When You Say Nothing at All

While still a member of Boyzone, Ronan Keating recorded a cover of When You Say Nothing at All, originally by Frances Black. Keating’s version was featured on the soundtrack of the hugely successful British film Notting Hill, starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant. When You Say Nothing at All became a major hit, reaching number one in the UK, Ireland and New Zealand. The single was certified double platinum in the UK and platinum in Australia, Denmark and Sweden.

It marked the beginning of a successful solo career that continues to this day. His debut album, Ronan, was released in 2000. The album reached number one in the UK and became one of the best-selling albums of the year, achieving four-times platinum status. It also climbed to the top of the charts in his native Ireland and several other European countries. The album produced four hit singles: When You Say Nothing at All, Life Is a Rollercoaster, The Way You Make Me Feel and Lovin’ Each Day.

Singer, songwriter and media personality

Eleven more studio albums followed in the years that came after. As a solo artist, Keating has sold more than 20 million albums and performed around the world, including for Prince Charles, at the opening celebration of the 2006 FIFA World Cup and for the Swedish royal family.

Alongside his musical career, Keating has also pursued a wide range of other activities. He founded the Marie Keating Foundation, named after his mother, who died from cancer, to support people affected by the disease. As a songwriter, he has co-written songs for various other artists. He has served as a judge and coach on The X Factor, The Voice Australia, The Voice of Germany and The Voice Kids UK.

He is also involved with several charities and is a sought-after presenter across television, radio and live events, ranging from the Eurovision Song Contest to BBC Radio 2 and The Morning Show.