Matt Goss

Matt Goss

Matt Goss is a singer, songwriter and performer from London, England. He first gains international attention as a member of Bros, the pop duo he forms with his brother Luke and friend Craig Logan. Bros is active for more than a decade and sells more than 17 million records worldwide. Its debut album, Push, goes seven times platinum, produces 13 top-five hits and remains in the UK charts for 84 weeks. The group also sets a record with a video release that surpasses the making of Michael Jackson’s Thriller, and sells out Wembley Arena for 15 consecutive nights.

Solo work and live performances

Goss later performs as a solo artist and appears as a headliner at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. His live show uses a nine-piece band and the Dirty Virgins dancers, and combines his own songs with older standards such as “I’ve Got the World on a String” and “Luck Be a Lady”. His solo material includes the album GOSSY and the song “Lovely Las Vegas”, which is used by NASCAR.

Writing and other projects

Alongside recording and performing, Goss writes songs for television and other artists. He writes the theme for FOX’s So You Think You Can Dance and the song “Change Me” for Keri Hilson and Akon, which appears on Hilson’s album In a Perfect World. He also publishes an autobiography, More than You Know, which reaches best-seller status in the London Sunday Times.

Later career

Goss works with producer Ron Fair on new recordings and performs at the Royal Albert Hall in London. His career includes appearances at events such as NASCAR Las Vegas and a continuing live presence in Las Vegas.