Boyzone

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Boyzone

Country	Ireland
Years active	1993–2000
Genres	Ballads Pop
Labels	Universal
Members	Keith Duffy Mikey Graham Ronan Keating Shane Lynch Stephen Gately

Boyzone were an Irish boy band (pop group) of the 1990s. They had major success in the UK and levels of success in parts of Europe and Asia with six #1 hit singles in the UK. Boyzone had sold over 10 million records when they parted ways in 2000.

1 Discography
- 1.1 Albums
- 1.2 Singles
2 The Year 2000 and beyond
3 See also
4 References

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Said and Done (1995) #1 UK
A Different Beat (1996) #1 UK
Where We Belong (1998) #1 UK, #167 US
By Request (1999) #1 UK
The Singles Collection '94-'99 (1999) #129 UK
Ballads - The Love Song Collection (2001) #6 UK
Key to My Life: The Collection (2006) #8 UK

[edit] Singles

1994 "Love Me for a Reason" #2 UK
1995 "Key to My Life" #3 UK
1995 "So Good" #3 UK
1995 "Father and Son" #2 UK
1996 "Coming Home Now" #4 UK
1996 "Words" #1 UK
1996 "A Different Beat" #1 UK
1997 "Isn't It a Wonder" #2 UK
1997 "Picture of You" #2 UK
1997 "Baby Can I Hold You/Shooting Star" #2 UK
1997 "Mystical Experience" #4 US Hot Latin Tracks
1998 "All That I Need" #1 UK
1998 "No Matter What" #1 UK, #2 AUS, #12 US Adult Contemporary Chart
1998 "I Love the Way You Love Me" #2 UK
1999 "When the Going Gets Tough" #1 UK
1999 "You Needed Me" #1 UK
1999 "Everyday I Love You"

[edit] The Year 2000 and beyond

Boyzone opened the door for Westlife. Since their split in 1999, only Ronan Keating has made a career from going solo. The rest of the band either going into the wilderness, or appearing on reality tv. Rumours were rife in 2003 of a Boyzone reunion, and with Take That recently reforming, there may still be a chance that they may release a new album in the near future. However all of which would depend on the willingness of Ronan.