Boyzone documentary reveals ‘damaging’ rise to fame – how to watch

From the BBC’s Boyband Ceaselessly documentary to Robbie Williams’s divisive biopic Higher Man (the one the place he’s performed by a CGI monkey, in fact), there’s been a rising sense of nostalgia for Nineties boyband tradition.

Now, Boyzone is again within the highlight with a brand new three-part documentary detailing the Irish group’s rise to fame. Airing on Sky Documentaries this week, it goes behind the scenes and shines a light-weight on the “poisonous surroundings” behind their rise to fame.

Within the trailer, members of the band – Ronan Keating, Keith Duffy, Shane Lynch and Mikey Graham – open up concerning the highs and lows of fame, with their former supervisor, Louis Walsh (now estranged from the band), giving his perspective on Boyzone’s time within the highlight.

The documentary will even discover how the late Stephen Gately was compelled to return out as homosexual after a crew member threatened to promote particulars of his sexuality to the tabloids. The collection additionally touches on the singer’s demise in 2009, on the age of 33, and the damaging impacts the media had.

Shaped in 1993 by expertise supervisor Walsh after auditioning greater than 300 males throughout Eire, the band shot to fame after the discharge of its debut single in 1994 – a canopy of the 4 Seasons’ Working My Approach Again To You. Boyzone break up in 2000 however reformed in 2007, with the documentary revealing the reality behind the preliminary break up.

From its launch date to the best way to watch the collection, right here’s the whole lot that you must learn about Boyzone: No Matter What.

‘Boyzone: No Matter What’ trailer

Whereas we wait to observe Boyzone: No Matter What, the trailer gives an excellent perception into what we are able to anticipate from the tell-all documentary, together with how damaging the tabloids had been and the band’s turbulent relationship with their then-manager, Louis Walsh.

The right way to watch ‘Boyzone: No Matter What’ within the UK

Sky Documentaries will start displaying episodes of Boyzone: No Matter What on Sunday 2 February. Which means Sky TV subscribers can watch with out having to join any extras.

If you happen to’re not already a Sky buyer, you will get a Sky Stream field (£26 monthly, Sky.com), which comes with a Sky TV leisure package deal plus some bonus subscriptions corresponding to Netflix and Discovery+. Sky Stream doesn’t want a satellite tv for pc dish and is the most affordable and best strategy to get Sky TV, providing you with entry to Sky Atlantic, Sky Showcase and Sky Max, in addition to on-demand content material.

You may watch the Boyzone documentary free of charge whenever you join a free trial of Sky Stream, the broadcaster’s absolutely digital different to its conventional satellite tv for pc service.

If you happen to don’t have a Sky package deal however wish to watch the Boyzone documentary, you’ll be able to subscribe to Now’s leisure go. The pay-monthly plan provides you entry to a great deal of different HBO reveals, too, corresponding to The Final of Us and The White Lotus.

You’ll additionally have the ability to watch Peacock, MTV and extra. Now prices £9.99 (or £6.99 for those who join six months) and there’s a seven-day free trial. There’s additionally the selection of film and sports activities packages.

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