Brian McFadden’s Soul Jam

Brian McFadden, a pop singer and television presenter, showcases soul classics and his own hits in the “Soul Jam” tour. After achieving significant success as a member of the iconic boy band Westlife, Brian McFadden went on to forge a dynamic solo career marked by multiple chart-topping hits and acclaimed collaborations. Joining Westlife in June 1998, under the management of Simon Cowell, the group quickly ascended to prominence, releasing four Irish No. 1 studio albums and a No.

1 hit in the UK, Ireland, Denmark, and Norway. His debut solo album, ‘Irish Son,’ released in November 2004, reached the top 10 on the Irish Albums Chart. He continued his chart success with the 2005 duet ‘Almost Here’ featuring Delta Goodrem, which secured his second No. 1 solo single in Ireland and his first in Australia, earning platinum accreditation in the latter.

McFadden also extended his songwriting talents to other notable artists, penning tracks for Il Divo and Girls Aloud, and co-wrote ‘Together We Are One,’ the theme song for the 2006 Commonwealth Games. In 2007, after parting ways with Sony BMG, he established his own label, BMF Records, through which he released ‘Like Only a Woman Can,’ his third Irish No. 1 solo hit. This independent success led to a contract with Universal Music Australia in 2008, under which he released his second solo album, ‘Set in Stone.’ In 2010, his single ‘Just Say So,’ featuring Kevin Rudolf, debuted at No.

Currently, he showcases his extensive repertoire, which includes both soul classics and his own hits, through his ‘Soul Jam’ tour, maintaining an active presence in the music and entertainment industry and continually connecting with fans across various platforms.