Ronan Keating with Eternal, Five, and more

Irish singer and TV presenter Ronan Keating rose to fame with Boyzone, earning multiple U.K. #1 hits. His solo hits include "When You Say Nothing at All." A TV judge and charity advocate, he has worked with stars like LeAnn Rimes and Elton John.

Five, a UK boy band formed in 1997, sold 20M+ records worldwide with 11 Top 10 singles and 3 No.1 hits; known for hits like "Keep On Movin’" and winning Best British Pop Act.

Sonique, born in the UK, is an award-winning singer, musician, and DJ known for her hit "It Feels So Good." She won Ivor Novello and BRIT awards and performed with S’Express. Collaboration highlights include tours with Pete Tong, remixing with Matt Sassari and Hugel, and performances at Glastonbury and the Royal Festival Hall.

Peter Andre, born in England, rose to fame as an R&B pop star in Australia and Europe. Known for hits like "Gimme Little Sign" and "Mysterious Girl," he has collaborated with artists like Montell Jordan and Brian McKnight. Andre won over fans with his energetic performances and appeared on reality shows like I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. Despite mixed reviews, his duets album with Katy Price and later projects kept him in the spotlight.

British DJ Dave Pearce is known for electronic dance music and his long tenure with the BBC. Started in 1981 in South London, famous for mixing on Public Enemy's album and hosting Radio 1's Dance Anthems. Released multiple mix albums with Telstar TV and Ministry of Sound.