Craig Logan: Last News

Sir Rod Stewart left fans stunned after he was spotted giving a helping hand to security at Parkhead stadium tonight.

Sir Rod Stewart is set to be honoured at the prestigious Scottish Music Awards this weekend and wishes his 'dear old dad' were here to see it.

Matt, 54, has quit the States after 25 years and returned to London, leaving behind former bandmate Luke. But fortunately their shared hobby helps them stay close.The singer wowed Strictly audiences last night with his Viennese Waltz to Hold My Hand from the film Top Gun: Maverick, alongside partner Nadiya Bychkova.Matt Shot to fame in the 1980s in Bros alongside Luke and friend Craig Logan with hits including I Owe You Nothing and When Will I Be Famous.? After the band went their separate ways Matt made a successful career performing live solo shows in Las Vegas.He said: "The thing is, now we play video games every night. After I settle down after a day's work we do things together we love.

Strictly Come Dancing, where he is paired with Nadia Bychkova.He is best known, however, for being the front man of eighties group Bros, which he founded with his friend Craig Logan and twin brother Luke Goss.MORE: Strictly Come Dancing star Matt Goss reveals heartache ahead of new seriesThe group was phenomenally successful, selling approximately 16 million records worldwide. After they split up back in 1992, however, the brothers' careers and lives went in different directions.While Matt continued singing, and performed in Las Vegas, his brother took a surprising path.WATCH: Matt and Luke Goss discuss Bros comebackLuke went on to become a Hollywood actor.

Bros star Matt Goss will be coming to Manchester next month, to make a personal appearance at the Arndale.

Being back on good terms led to the pair headlining a gig at London’s O2 which sold out in seconds.The boyband, which also once included their school friend Craig Logan, had mass success with their debut album that topped the charts in 19 countries.After The Screaming Stops followed the singing duo as they prepared to make their 30th-anniversary reunion show.Matt confirmed at the time that the pair were now in talks over another film which they are both incredibly excited about.He said: “We're talking about the next film, we're excited about it.

Matt and Luke Goss are as close as two brothers can be now - but it wasn't always the way.Born just minutes apart, the twins were inseparable as youngsters and former their band, Bros, with friend Craig Logan when they were just schoolboys in 1986.The lads were catapulted into pop sensations and won over legions of fans in a hysteria of 'Brosmania'.Bangers such as 'When Will I Be Famous' and 'I Owe You Nothing' were chart-topping hits and they sold an estimated 16 million records worldwide.When Craig left the band in 1989 the brothers decided to go it alone and played to more than 77,000 people at Wembley Stadium.However, they officially split three years later after Luke told Matt: "I’m done.

From kinky fans to Tinder bans, the Bros boys have seen it all over their years as pop sensations.Having formed the band in 1986 with friend Craig Logan when they were just schoolboys, Matt and Luke Gross were quickly catapulted to success.They rose to fame with toe-tapping hits including 'When Will I Be Famous' and 'I Owe You Nothing' and sold an estimated 16 million records worldwide.'Brosmania' drove legions of obsessive fans wild, but the Gross brothers were forced to go it alone when Craig left the band in 1989, eventually splitting up altogether in 1992.Matt enjoyed chart success with his solo career, while Luke became a Hollywood actor in big budget blockbusters including Blade II and Hellboy II: The Golden Army.They would reunite in

Bros twins Matt and Luke Goss and their friend Craig Logan were just schoolboys when they were catapulted from starry-eyed teens to bona fide pop gods in 1986.