Australia is set to witness the most higly-anticipated pop reunion of the decade with the Bros—Brothers Matt and Luke Goss—returning to perform in Sydney this November. The show marks 29 years to the day since they played the Sydney Entertainment Centre in the height of Brosmania.
The year 1988 saw how their presence caused pandemonium with thousands of fans turning up at airports, in-store appearances and hotels to catch a glimpse of the pop superstars. Reminiscing of this time, Matt Goss said: “One of the most memorable moments for me in Bros was our Australian tour, we were so welcomed, it felt like home and the fans were fantastic, we hope to see them all in Sydney this November.”
“Bros has been part of my life for 30 years,” Luke Goss said. “I’m deeply proud of Bros and our 1988 tour of Australia with thousands of fans greeting us every step of the way was an absolute highlight.”
Matt and Luke have not played together since 77,000 fans gathered at the Wembley Stadium on August 19, 1989. Propelled by their classic smash hit ‘When Will I Be Famous’, Bros ruled the world from 1987–1992. After disbanding, Matt and Luke pursued their solo music and acting careers respectively and have achieved incredible success. Matt went solo in 1995 and since then has sold over five million albums, played a Las Vegas residency at Caesar’s Palace and headlined Wembley Arena earlier this year. Luke is enjoying a hugely successful acting career in both film and TV. His directorial debut 'Your Move' will bow in select theaters this October. Meanwhile, both Matt and Luke remain friends with Craig Logan who left the band in 1989.
This reunion is something you won't want to miss, make sure you grab your tickets fast!
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