Matt Goss Biography – Who Is Matt Goss?

Matt Goss (Matthew Weston Goss) is an English singer-songwriter and musician, based in Las Vegas. He is the lead singer of 1980s pop group Bros, which also features his twin brother Luke Goss as drummer (and originally Craig Logan as bass player).

Matt Goss Age – How Old Is Matt Goss?

He was born on 29 September 1968 in Lewisham, London, United Kingdom. He is 50 years old as of 2018.

Matt Goss Family

Goss is the son of Carol Philips and Alan Goss. He has a twin brother named Luke Goss who is an actor.

Matt And Luke Goss

Goss has a twin brother, Luke Goss, who was a member of the 1980s band Bros.

Matt Goss Girlfriend – Matt Goss Wife – Is Matt Goss Married?

As of January 2019, Matt is not married. He was previously engaged to Cuban-born American TV host and model Daisy Fuentes between 2003 and 2010.

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However, in 2016, Matt announced he was ready to ‘settle down with a wife’ during an appearance on This Morning – as rumours of a relationship with former X Factor contestant Rebecca Ferguson began to break.

Matt Goss Bros

Bros were an English band formed in 1986 in Camberley, Surrey by twin brothers Matt and Luke Goss, and Craig Logan, who attended Collingwood School in Camberley. The band was managed by former Pet Shop Boys manager Tom Watkins.

The band achieved chart success and a large teenage fanbase in 1988 with songs such as “I Owe You Nothing” and “When Will I Be Famous”. Early 1989, Logan quit the band and the Goss twins continued as a duo. After two more albums the band split up in 1992.

Matt Goss Net Worth

He has an estimated net worth of $4 million which he has earned through his music career.

Matt Goss Book

Goss has authored two books: More Than You Know: The Autobiography, published in 2005, and reached #1 on the Best Sellers list, and Bear Crimbo, a children’s story published in 2010.

Matt Goss Movies – Matt Goss Films

• 2018 – After the Screaming Stops
• 2018 – Bros: After the Screaming Stops

Matt Goss Albums

• Classic Pop Hits Vol. 1 – 2012
• Life You Imagine – 2013
• Gossy – 2010
• Early Side of Later – 2004
• New Creation – 2001
• Stuart Little – 1999
• The Key – 1995

Matt Goss Songs

• When Will I Be Famous
• Lovely Las Vegas
• Red Flares
• Touch the Sky
• Gone Too Long
• The Day We Met
• Evil
• I Do
• I’m Coming With Ya
• If We’re Lost
• All About the Hang
• There’s Nothing Like This
• A Song for You
• Mustang
• Just Keep It Simple
• Don’t Wanna Be Your Angel
• Heaven Is 10 Zillion Light Years Away
• Face My Fears
• Face the Wind
• Mr. Read
• Hard Being Friends
• Formality
• Change Me
• Just for a Change
• Fly
• Strong
• We’re All Kings
• Nothing Like This
• I’m Here To Praise
• Along for the Ride
• Into the Sunset
• Take the Demon

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Bros brothers Matt and Luke Goss secretly recording new material for comeback later this year

BROS pop duo Luke and Matt Goss have been secretly recording new material for their comeback later this year.

Friends of Matt reveal that the singer, based in Las Vegas, is working with once estranged twin Luke to revive their careers after a new documentary created headlines.

They’ve now secretly recorded music for a Bros reunion album.

Friends say that they have laid down “at least one new piece of music” during an extended session at the Palms Casino in-house recording studio.

The source said: “2019 is the year of the Bros full scale comeback – not just old tunes, but new music and a planned tour.

“Luke and Matt have really put their differences behind them and are now in tune with each other musically and see big things happening.

“The NTAs was the start of the plan to keep their name out there as they want people to start talking about them and create a buzz again.

“The boys spent time together at Christmas as a family, the first time in a very long time. And as part of that they actually wrote and laid down music at the Palms studio.

“Their desire is to have an album ready by the summer, before they head back on the road.

“It has been a huge shock to many of Matt’s Vegas friends who thought they would never collaborate again. They have defied the odds and their optimism is through the roof.

“The documentary made it look like there was drama between the pair, but it is over and they are back on track.

“However they are using the publicity to help promote their music and generate interest again. They are hoping for a hit.”

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

 

 

Bros’ Matt Goss says he’s ‘still passionate about conkers’ and delivers another great one-liner

The Goss brothers became a viral hit after the broadcast of their recent documentary

Bros’ Matt Goss has said that he’s still “passionate” about conkers in a new interview which sees the singer deliver another classic one-liner.

Goss, along with his brother and bandmate Luke, became viral sensations in late 2018 after the documentary Bros: After The Screaming Stops was broadcast on BBC Four. Amongst other things, the film showed the pair arguing throughout rehearsals as they prepared for a comeback tour of the UK. 

Appearing on today’s This Morning (January 25) the brothers were asked if they locked horns because they are “intense creatives.”

“Any great meal needs spice,” Matt replied. “That’s what we are – we are two very separate ingredients that are essential to what we do as a band.”

The duo was also asked about their takeover of meme culture and their so-called “Bros-isms”.

“I like speaking in analogies and metaphors and similes,” Matt replied. “Sometimes it’s a descriptive way of speaking. I realise that more now and I love the conkers thing. I still feel passionate about conkers and not wearing goggles.”

He was referring to a moment in the documentary in which he asks Luke if they can start a petition “as Bros for this ridiculous thing where you can’t even play conkers, you have to wear goggles.”

“That is the biggest problem,” he added. “You can’t play conkers in England.”

Earlier this month, Luke Goss denied that he had complained he was “sick of being ridiculed” after the documentary was shown on TV. He was quoted by The Times as saying: “There is a contingent who like a freak show. They will always take the piss. But if that’s their contribution to the universe then I pity them. I’m kinda sick of being ridiculed. I focus on the good people out there.”

He took to Twitter after to clarify his feelings: “Contrary to a certain UK newspaper….I’m over the moon with the reaction of the documentary!” he wrote. “Those guys love an angle lol anyway…thank you all for being so vocal and supportive about our #film sending #love as always.”

Meanwhile, Bros have confirmed details of a new London show this summer. They will play at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on July 5.

Source: www.nme.com