Boyzone fans furious as one member goes missing forcing them to perform without him

Boyzone fans are wondering if everything is alright with band member Mikey Graham after he was absent for much of their farewell concert.

The famous boyband were performing together earlier this week (4 June) for their Two For The Road: Live at London’s Emirates Stadium show, which is the first time they've been together for several years.

However, when things started only Ronan Keating, Keith Duffy and Shane Lynch stepped out before the crowds, with Graham only joining them later and only performing four songs with them.

Those who saw the concert said that Graham was sat down for much of his performance and they worried about his health, posting online to ask 'what's the reason' and to say they 'cried like a baby' when he didn't step out with his bandmates and then wept again when he did appear.

That was the almost-final show for Boyzone, as the actual final concert is going on today (6 June) at the same venue where fans are hoping to see Mikey Graham again.

When Boyzone stepped onto the stage fans were worried Mikey Graham wasn't with them, though he joined them later (James Klug/Getty Images)

During his time on stage Graham did make a speech for the crowd thanking them for showing up for the band for so many years, which ended up getting a big cheer.

He told them: "Your support never wavered once. As I've always said, it humbles me so much it's almost bringing me to tears.

"It's a marvellous, beautiful thing, a beautiful night, I hope that tonight you are transformed back to your youth. So for those two nights, enjoy yourself, pinch back a piece of your youth and have fun.

"That's all the words that I have to say."

There were some who were less than happy not to see him, complaining that Graham 'didn't show up' and saying they paid to be at the concert and 'only got 3' members of Boyzone.

The last time Boyzone had performed together was in 2019 (Joseph Okpako/WireImage)

Despite those people complaining, the crowd cheered when they saw Graham was joining his bandmates on stage and all four came back for the encore 'Life is a Rollercoaster'.

Fans had been waiting to see a Boyzone reunion since their last show together in 2019.

Following the release of the documentary Boyzone: No Matter What about the band before the reunion tour was announced, Graham had suggested he didn't want to be in the showbiz world for too long.

He'd said: "I wish them the absolute best in their lives, I wish them nothing but happiness. I hold no grudges, no animosity, nothing."

“However, I don’t want to go back to how I felt for many years."

“To see them for too long would remind me of that and my future is way too important to me to waste it looking back on my past.”