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Ronan Keating launches world tour starting Perth next March

Ronan Keating launches his Just Getting Started world tour, starting Perth in March 2027.

Ronan Keating, an Irish singer-songwriter who has sold more than 45 million records worldwide and currently coaches on The Voice, announced his Just Getting Started world tour. The tour kicks off in Perth in March 2027.

Keating has deep ties to Australia through his Australian wife, Storm, and their two children, Cooper and Coco. The family spent several months in Australia while The Voice was filming.

Keating said he and Storm have fond memories of Perth from his many past performances there. He last visited the state for Telethon in 2025.

Keating said this will be his first arena show of this scale in Australia in over 20 years.

More than 45 million records worldwide
Albums sold
Perth, March 2027
Tour start
Storm, Cooper and Coco
Family members
2025 Telethon
Last WA visit

Why it mattersIt marks Keating's return to large-scale arena touring in Australia after two decades, signalling renewed investment in touring acts post-pandemic.

AustraliaAustralian music fans will have rare access to a major international arena tour, with Perth hosting the opening show of a world tour.

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