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Entertainment · Television & streaming · published 2026-09-28 · via Deadline

Curious Films to Bring Boyzone Stadium Concert to Sky

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Curious Films is expanding into live programming after its earlier Boyzone documentary became Sky’s highest-rated unscripted series. The company has recorded the band’s summer concert at London’s Emirates Stadium and plans to air it on Sky later in 2026. The project follows additional episodes that documented the group reuniting.

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Curious Films, also behind A Toxic Love Story, is extending from documentary into live entertainment. Its Boyzone project follows the success of Boyzone: No Matter What, which became Sky’s most-viewed unscripted title to date and helped prompt the group’s reunion.

The company later made two more episodes tracking Ronan Keating and bandmates as they came back together. It also captured their Emirates Stadium show in London during the summer, with Sky set to broadcast the concert later in 2026.

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The concert film could give Boyzone fans who missed the London date a shared way to revisit the reunion, while extending the band’s cultural presence beyond documentary viewers. It may also encourage broadcasters and producers to invest more in recorded live music, affecting touring artists, venues, and streaming subscribers. If successful, such projects could blur the line between concert coverage and event television, though their broader social impact is likely modest and mainly cultural.

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