Matt Goss

Matthew Weston Goss was born on September 29, 1968, in Lewisham, London. He, along with his twin brother Luke Goss, formed the pop group Bros in 1986 with their friend Craig Logan. The band achieved global success, selling 16 million records worldwide. Notable tracks included ‘I Owe You Nothing’ and ‘When Will I Be Famous?’. Bros’s debut album, ‘Push’, achieved 4x Platinum status in the UK and remained on the charts for 84 weeks. In 1989, Bros received the Brit Award for “Breakthrough Artist.” After a highly successful period, the group reunited for a one-off show at the London O2 Arena in 2017, with tickets selling out in seven seconds.

Following the disbandment of Bros, Matt Goss embarked on a solo music career. He has released five solo studio albums, with his most recent, ‘The Beautiful Unknown’, reaching number 7 on the UK album charts. As a solo artist, Goss has performed in prestigious venues globally, including Carnegie Hall and Madison Square Garden in New York, Wembley Arena, the Royal Albert Hall, The O2 Arena, and Wembley Stadium in London. He composed the theme song ‘Lovely Las Vegas’ for Fox 5, which was used for over a decade, and ‘It’s The End Of The Road’ for the American TV show ‘So You Think You Can Dance’. His contributions extend to film, as he wrote ‘Lucky Day’ for the ‘Stuart Little’ movie soundtrack. In collaboration with Paul Oakenfold, his single ‘Firefly’ was remixed and reached the number 1 position on multiple dance charts.

Relocating to America after Bros, Goss began headlining shows at The Palms Casino in Las Vegas in June 2009. Within nine months, his show moved to Caesars Palace in January 2010. His Las Vegas residency was described by the LA Times as the “Hottest Show in Vegas,” and he was dubbed “The New Sinatra.” In 2016, Goss received The SSE Arena Wembley award for best live show, and in 2018, he was honored with the key to the city of Las Vegas. A documentary, ‘Bros: After The Screaming Stops’, released in 2018, chronicled his and his brother’s lives, earning three BAFTA nominations and a BAFTA win for “Best Documentary.” In 2023, he commenced a UK tour, starting at the Royal Albert Hall with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and his 15-piece MG Big Band.