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Published 14:59 7 Jun 2026 BST
Updated 15:05 7 Jun 2026 BST

Boyzone fans have shared their concerns for Mikey Graham following the band's London farewell performance.
The group reunited for the first time in nearly seven years on Friday night for a farewell concert at London's Emirates Stadium.
However, Mikey Graham's limited participation has left fans worried for his health.
The 53-year-old singer sang only just four of the songs during the band's long-awaited reunion show, as well as being seated for most of his time on stage
His lack of involvement has raised major concern and confusion among Boyzone fans, particularly those who travelled far and wide to see the groups's emotional final performance.
One X user wrote: "Why did Mikey Graham not do the full show? He came out halfway through for 3 songs and just sat there? What's the reason?"
One user replied: "He's obviously got health challenges- its really none of anyones business! Top man!"
"You can see Shane is looking out for him, he’s obviously unwell," said another.
While fans have gathered many theories on why this may be, the band and Graham himself have not given any explaination.
On X, one user commented: "If I’d paid to see 4 members of Boyzone and only got 3 for pretty much the entire show, apart from 3 songs where Mikey was sat on a stool, and a random Bryan McFadden cameo… I’d be raging!"
Despite the discourse, many fans shared their excitement over the gig, which celebrated the band's iconic 30-year-career.
"Got to say if that was their last ever gig together it's a shame - they were fantastic but pleased to say I saw it. It was a sad at times fantastic party!," wrote one concert-goer.
The end of an era!
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