Ronan Keating to Delight Young Fans with Hit Performances at Telethon 2025
Music icon Ronan Keating is set to brighten the spirits of young fans during the upcoming Telethon 2025 in Western Australia. Known for his impactful performances and heartfelt contributions, Keating aims to uplift children facing challenges through his music.
Ronan Keating’s Performance at Telethon 2025
This year’s Telethon will take place at the RAC Arena, where Keating will perform alongside other stars and celebrities. He expressed his excitement about being invited to this significant fundraising event, stating that it makes him feel like a “fellow Aussie.”
A Long-Standing Tradition
- Telethon has raised over $600 million since its inception.
- It is renowned for supporting various charities that aid sick children.
At 48 years old, Keating acknowledged the importance of this event and shared his admiration for the charitable work it supports. He highlighted how the event primarily involves Australians and emphasized how special it feels for him to participate.
Bringing Joy Through Music
Keating, a former member of the famed boyband Boyzone, is eager to spread happiness with his performances. He wants to bring “a little bit of light and joy” to the lives of children attending the Telethon.
- He plans to perform songs that resonate with his audience.
- His aim is to create moments of happiness through his music.
In addition to his musical endeavors, Keating is passionate about raising awareness for cancer, a cause close to his heart. Following the loss of his mother to the illness, he founded the Marie Keating Foundation to support cancer education and research.
A Commitment to Charity
Keating’s commitment to charity stemmed from personal tragedy. He shared that his family’s experience motivated them to channel their pain into creating a foundation focused on education about cancer. He expressed gratitude for being able to sustain the charity’s work even through challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic.
Surprise Dance Moves?
When asked about possibly showcasing his Irish dancing during the Telethon, Keating humorously indicated that while he might not be the best dancer, he’s willing to entertain if it benefits the cause.
“If it raises money for the charity, you never know what I might do,” he teased, while also looking forward to reconnecting with fans in Western Australia.
Event Details
Telethon 2025 kicks off on Saturday night, with shows starting at 7 PM both nights. Ticketed entry is required and can be purchased online through Emegypt. Additionally, a gold coin donation will be accepted at the RAC Arena from Saturday 10:30 PM to Sunday 5 PM.
