Ronan Keating

Ronan has come a long way since bursting onto the scene with Boyzone back in the early '90s. As well as a successful career both as a part of Boyzone and as a solo artist, he has dueted with Elton John at Madison Square Garden, sang for the Pope, hosted everything from Miss World, the Eurovision Song Contest and MTV Europe Awards and acted as a judge on X Factor in Australia (where in the first year his mentored act, Atilyan Childs, won). He has also recorded with Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens), written an autobiography and guided Westlife to stardom. Ronan's trophy cabinet has also been graced with a prestigious BMI European Song Writing Award and Ivor Novello Award, and he's even been appointed as a UN Goodwill Ambassador.

A four-piece boy band with a more aggressive edge than most. Formed in the summer of 2000, Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe shot to the top of the charts with all their releases and won 'Best Newcomer' award at the 2001 Smash Hits Poll Winners Awards and at the 2002 Brit Awards. The boys went their separate ways in 2005 to pursue solo careers, but have since reformed due to huge demand from their loyal fanbase.

Adelaide sisters Germein have the kind of close musical partnership that can only be shared by siblings. Whether jamming together at their home in the Adelaide Hills, playing alongside Arcade Fire and Catfish & the Bottlemen at the Isle of Wight festival, or opening UK stadium shows for Little Mix, it’s their mutual connection to music that has seen sisters Georgia, Ella and Clara make their mark in music while staying under the radar…. until now.

Taking their lead from strong artists like Haim, Chvrches and Tegan & Sara, the sisters aren’t afraid to explore a wide palate of musical styles, while keeping a firm hand on pop sensibilities.