Matt Goss

Matt Goss became famous as lead singer of the English pop band, BROS. The Bros debut album, Push, went platinum four times,[3] earned 8 top five hits and remained on the U.K. charts for an astonishing 54 weeks.

Matt Goss began his solo career in 1995, and has enjoyed multiple Top 40 hits.[4] Goss worked with Paul Oakenfold on the single "Firefly", which was remixed and reached #1 on the World Trance chart.

In June 2009, it was announced that he would be playing live shows at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.[5] In the short span of 9 months, the show was an immediate success and then moved to the iconic Caesars Palace in January 2010. The critically acclaimed show has become a solid Strip favorite, running for over 10 years. He has been crowned, “The New King of Las Vegas”[6] by his Vegas constituents.

The show has toured globally at the most prestigious venues around the world including the Royal Albert Hall (London), Wembley Arena (London)[7] where he won the prestigious SSE Arena Award for Best Show of 2016, beating every other artist that played that year including Adele, The Who, Coldplay, The Cure & more.

As well as performing in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden and The Royal Albert Hall, in 2017, Goss broke a world record in selling out 2 nights at the O2 Arena in London, 40,000 tickets in an unbelievable 7 seconds.

2018 saw the release of the BAFTA winning movie about he and his brother’s life entitled After the Screaming Stops.[8]

In early 2020, Goss recorded his version of "If I Aint Got You", which was produced by Babyface. The song was released as a fundraiser for the NHS during the Covid pandemic and resulted in over 50,000 meals being delivered to key workers.[9]

Goss announced that he will release his fifth studio album, "The Beauitful Unknown" which was originally scheduled for release on 19 November 2021,[10] but instead will be due for release in February 2022. "It's a phrase I use a lot in my poetry ... because I think inherently we have been programmed to actually fear tomorrow and ... the years ahead ... I just want to live in a place where the unknown is a beautiful thing."[11] Goss said he had no interest in making music or singing again, due to his rigorous schedule performing in the United States.[12] However, with the COVID-19 pandemic, Goss had a chance to reset and record again. "So it was quite an extraordinary thing, ironically, the connection that I found talking about much deeper issues, was the reason I actually ended up wanting to make a new record, and realising there were indeed people that wanted me to keep going."[12]

Matt Goss authored two books: the best-selling More Than You Know: The Autobiography,[13] published in 2005, and Bear Crimbo,[14] a children's story and intellectual property currently in the process of a major release worldwide for Xmas 2021.

Matt Goss Official Website - https://mattgoss.co.uk/

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