Turn It On - Ronan Keating

This album is the most pointless Ronan Keating album that exists and that really is saying something. I'm sorry but not even one good song on the whole album and they really thought they could sell an album out of no hit singles? Ronan has obviously had a up and down career in the UK, i mean who hasn't but releasing an album as bad and rushed as this is really taking it too far. I downloaded this a while ago, i'm pretty sure i don't have it anymore but it was not worth it. It's not value for money either. Most of the songs sound the same, that irish accent starts grating on you after half way. HIs duet with LeAnn Rimes is the only highlight, and that is OK i ...  Read the complete review

Solo work seems to appeal to Ronan. Ronan Keating launched his solo career from the ranks of the Irish boy band Boyzone. Ronan joined the group when he was fourteen and went onto become part of the biggest selling boy band in UK history with four albums debuting at number one and sixteen singles in a row making it to the top three on the singles chart. Six years into the Boyzone phenomenon and Ronan began searching for other creative outlets and he started to manage another boy band called Westlife. He's has sold over 17 million albums worldwide and from the first striking guitar chord, you know ' Turn It On ' from Ronan Keating is going to be different ...  Read the complete review