Boyzone Were Due To Reform For The Isle Of Man Bay Festival

Friday, 16 October 2009 09:48

It’s been revealed this morning that Boyzone were scheduled to headline one of the nights at next summers Isle Of Man bay festival.

The organiser Jonathon Irving has told 3fm that just last week Boyzone agreed to reforms solely for the festival in Nobles Park.

They were due to play on Fri the 19th of June.

With the sudden death of Stephen Gatley the band have asked to put the deal on hold and they’ll decide in the next few weeks if they are still going to perform.

Jonathon Irving the man behind the festival told us more (audio above)

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