Billie Rae Lynch, 17, is set to earn £8 per hour this summer while her dad will be performing two sold out concerts at one of London’s most iconic stadiums
Boyzone legend Shane Lynch, is set to bring down the house alongside his original bandmates this summer as part of an iconic headline show titled One For The Road.
It will see all four original members of the 90s band —Ronan Keating, Mikey Graham, Keith Duffy, and Shane Lynch— take to the stage at Emirates Stadium on Friday June 5, and Saturday June 6, 2026. However, despite Shane’s bank balance due for a dramatic increase, his teenage daughter has revealed how she won’t be cashing in on her dad’s fame but instead forging her own work ethic by doing a minimum-wage job.
Billie Rae Lynch, 17, shared the moment with her 16,000 followers on TikTok as she posted a clip of herself dancing around her home. Poking fun at the contrast between her everyday job and her dad’s music career, she wrote: “The concept of my dad selling out 2 shows at Emirates Stadium this summer, yet I’m working a minimum wage job.”
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Shane, 49, is currently preparing for a major reunion with Boyzone, who are set to return for a special farewell performance. It will mark the band’s first time performing together since 2019 and is expected to draw huge crowds of nostalgic fans.
The reunion was first revealed during an appearance on BBC Radio 2 last September, sending listeners into a frenzy as the band confirmed their plans for a final send-off. The Irish heart-throbs will be performing at the Emirates Stadium in London over back-to-back nights having already sold out their initial gig and adding an extra date.
It was initially billed as their final ever performance – called One For The Road – to please their fanbase and the clamour for a comeback after the massive success of their three-part Sky Documentary No Matter What. The documentary lifted the lid on a number of feuds and heartbreaks that went on in the group, including the tragic death of founding member Stephen Gately at just 33, and Shane’s bitter falling out with Mikey, 52.
During the last number of years the band were still together, tensions reached an all-time high between Shane and Mikey which ended in them not speaking for years. Boyzone manager Louis Walsh also came under fire from viewers who saw him enjoying the success Boyzone had, but also his “cruel” treatment of the band.
One clip showed Ronan Keating, 49, and Shane recalling the huge press attention surrounding the band, and discovering how Louis Walsh had planted the stories without the boyband knowing.
In addition to Billie Rae, Shane also shares daughter Marley Mae with his wife of almost 20 years, Real Housewives of Cheshire star, Sheena Lynch, 45. The couple first married in 2007 before separating several years later, but eventually rekindled their relationship and tied the knot again.
Back in 2021, the ITVbe reality star admitted that the pressure became too much for the pair during the height of the pandemic and it nearly resulted in their marriage crumbling to the ground.
Tensions became so heightened that Shane made the decision to move out of his family home for two months – before later returning to reunite with Sheena and their daughters.
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