Brian McFadden

His second single and title track, "Irish Son" peaked within the top 10 on the British and Ireland Singles Charts. Read Less

McFadden co-wrote most of the songs on the album with Guy Chambers, best known for his successful collaboration with Robbie Williams and INXS. The third single "Almost Here", a duet with Australian singer Delta Goodrem became McFadden's second No. 1 single in Ireland as a solo artist and his first in Australia and gained a platinum accreditation there. The fourth and final single, "Demons" peaked within the top 30 on the charts in Ireland and Britain. Read Less

The Album will feature covers of his favourite Irish songs as well as duets with Ronan Keating and Sinéad O'Connor, The album was recorded in both Sydney and Dublin but will currently only be released in Australia. This album features none of McFaddens past five single releases which don't appear on an Album format to date. Read Less

This will be McFadden's first UK appearance in seven years.

In 2008, McFadden took on the role of television presenter as co-host of FOX8's Football Superstar in Australia. He reprised his role for the second season in 2009. In August 2009, McFadden appeared as a guest judge on Australian Idol.

In 2010, McFadden became one of the new judges on Australia's Got Talent alongside Kyle Sandilands and Dannii Minogue. He has been a Judge from three seasons, it is been widely reported that he may not return for the Shows 7th series.

In late 2008, McFadden teamed up with singer Ricki-Lee Coulter and former Big Brother host Mike Goldman to present the Summer Breakfast Show on 2Day FM. In September 2009, McFadden returned to radio by co-hosting on the breakfast show on 2dayFM with Jackie O and Andrew G, replacing host Kyle Sandilands for a short period of time. Read Less