Boyzone to release new album 'next year'

Boyzone have revealed plans to release next year a new album.

The band, who were said to have shelved plans to release this year a new record after reports of Ronan Keating's alleged affair, admitted that they have yet to start recording the LP. Shane Lynch told the Daily Star: "We’re likely going to get in the studio to make another album next year, after the tour. This is what we love to do."Discussing news of Robbie Williams's plans to rejoin Take That, Keith Duffy said: "I remember what it was like when we got back together so it’s great to look."Life is short and the older you get you realise that life is for living, for being nice and loving people. When you get old friends back, it’s great. "Boyzone's last album Brother topped the UK album chart earlier this year.

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Shane Lynch, 34, told me: “In the studio we’re likely going to get to make another album next year, after the tour. This is what we love to do.”
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And the lads are feeling inspired after seeing Robbie Williams, 36, Take That rejion.
Keith Duffy, 35, added: “I remember what it was like when we got back together so it’s great to look.
“Life is short and the older you get you realise that life is for living, for being nice and loving people. When you get old friends back, it’s great.” Aw…

Boyzone: Boyzone Keith Duffy wants to be X Factor Judge

It seems being an X Factor Judge is on everyone’s list of things to become after lots of celebrities were falling over themselves to replace Cheryl Cole for This years X Factor. Now we have Boyzone Keith Duffy who has said he would love to become an X Factor judge but not to replace Cheryl Cole, the singer and Coronation Street actor would love to become a judge on the Australian version of X Factor.
Fellow band member Ronan Keating is already a judge on the Australian X Factor and now Keith Duffy would like to follow in his footsteps.
"Listen, if anybody ever wanted to pay me a lump of money to go to Australia I'd be there. Of course I'd be interested. It's a great gig he's after getting out there. "It's a huge show, it's the biggest production that's ever been put together for a show in Australia. It's going be massive. "People must remember that Ro's been in the music business since '93. We all had six or seven years out, but Ro went off and did other things in the music business. A change is as good as a rest they say, so I think he will actually enjoy it."

'fought with Boyzone' Lee Ryan song

With Boyzone Lee Ryan has revealed that he fought after they both wanted to record the same song.The 'Secret Love' singer said that both he and Ronan Keating wanted the track 'I Am Who I Am', which Ryan releases this week. He told the Daily Star: "I love the track because it’s so honest and heartfelt. We both actually wanted the song and the battle made my life very difficult. Ronan proved to be a pain in the arse."Discussing the imminent Blue reunion, he said: "I’ve already written four songs. We’re waiting for the deal to be wrapped up, then we’ll be in the studio. They’re going to be shocked when we come back."Ryan also rubbished any comparisons to recent pop group JLS, saying: "I think we’re very different to JLS as we’re soulful and our voices have a lot more depth."