It looks like Louis Walsh is finally done and dusted with Boyzone, as he focuses all of his time on his up and coming girlband Wonderland and the UK X Factor.
The top Irish music manager has apparently left the boys high and dry after their tour is about to end and Ronan Keating is not takig it too well. A source has said that the 58-year-old manager has left them for good:
"Louis has told Boyzone they're finished. Ronan doesn't want to accept it but without Louis they have no chance."According to reports Louis decided it was time to leave half way through the 'Brother Tour' (in memroty of Stephen Gately) because ticket sales were disappointing. The band have been the centre of controversy the last three years, with Stephen dying under strange circumstances and Ronan's affair with a dancer being revealed. And most recently Mikey Graham was allegedly involved in an attack outside his home.
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Louis formed the boy band way back in 1993 to compete against Take That, and the band did exceptionally well. With many No.1 singles in both Ireland and the UK.
The boys have several tour dates to complete in August in Denmark, England and Scotland while Ronan is giving a film career a go and is acting as a judge on Australia’s X Factor.
An insider revealed that Ronan has other work commitments and doesn't soley rely on Boyzone:
"He has other priorities at the moment but will always remain a proud member of Boyzone, and believes they will work together again in the future. Despite what Louis might say, in the end he had very little to do with Boyzone - and the last tour was actually a success."
