Post by Helen on Dec 2, 2005 20:25:40 GMT
wasnt expecting this one at all
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X Factor judge Louis Walsh has made a plea for Irish boyband Boyzone to reform. The pop mentor also revealed that he has settled his rift with former lead singer of the group Ronan Keating.
The pair have endured a difficult relationship since Keating dumped Walsh as his manager.
Speaking to Orange Playlist Walsh revealed: "I did have a big falling outwith Ronan. But I'm over it. Ronan is a nice guy and I said some unkind things about him. I'm sorry."
Walsh went on to allude to Take That's recent comeback stating there is no reason the Irish group can't do the same: "I'd never say no to working withhim again. I'd love to get Boyzone together again. If the Take That reunion can work, why not Boyzone?"
Boyzone split in 1999 after five years together and several chart-topping hits.
musicnews.virgin.net/Virgin/Lifestyle/Music/virginMusicNewsDetail/0,13556,866609_music,00.html
X Factor judge Louis Walsh has made a plea for Irish boyband Boyzone to reform. The pop mentor also revealed that he has settled his rift with former lead singer of the group Ronan Keating.
The pair have endured a difficult relationship since Keating dumped Walsh as his manager.
Speaking to Orange Playlist Walsh revealed: "I did have a big falling outwith Ronan. But I'm over it. Ronan is a nice guy and I said some unkind things about him. I'm sorry."
Walsh went on to allude to Take That's recent comeback stating there is no reason the Irish group can't do the same: "I'd never say no to working withhim again. I'd love to get Boyzone together again. If the Take That reunion can work, why not Boyzone?"
Boyzone split in 1999 after five years together and several chart-topping hits.
