Watch Ronan Keating get caught out by hilarious microphone blunder as star gets the giggles on stage

RONAN Keating was seen getting caught out by a hilarious microphone blunder, as the star got the giggles on stage. The Boyzone singer, 49, was performing at one of his solo gigs on his summer tour when the comic moment happened. Ronan Keating was caught in a microphone blunder as he performed Credit: §@rungrawin.77/TikTok The singer looked surprised as his mic suddenly dropped down Credit: §@rungrawin.77/TikTok The funny moment was caught by a fan who shared it on TikTok with the caption: “Oopsie!” It happened as Ronan performed his classic 90s song, When You Say Nothing At All. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! As he went to belt out the chorus, the singer’s microphone suddenly dropped right down. Ronan quickly pulled it back up, while also making a surprised face. Read more on Ronan Keating Luckily, the star saw the funny side, and could be seen giggling about what had just happened. Fans also found the moment hilarious, with one saying: “Can’t stop watching it!” Ronan got the giggles after the hilarious moment on stage Credit: §@rungrawin.77/TikTok The singer is currently on his solo tour Credit: Shutterstock Editorial While another laughed: “This is the best thing ever!” Ronan is currently on his solo tour, after performing in Boyzone’s last ever gigs in June. Most read in Showbiz The singer shot to fame in the Irish boyband in the early 90s, along with Shane Lynch, Keith Duffy, Mikey Graham and the late Stephen Gately, who passed away in 2009. During their time together, they racked up 18 Top Ten singles, with six No1s including 1998’s No Matter What. Ronan shot to fame in Boyzone in the early 90s Credit: Getty Boyzone recently performed their last ever gigs Credit: Getty However, In 1999, while still a member of Boyzone, Ronan released When You Say Nothing At All which became part of the soundtrack for the movie Notting Hill. The song topped the UK charts and launched his solo career and in 2000 he released his debut self-titled album – Ronan. The record produced three other top ten UK and Ireland singles – Life Is A Rollercoaster, The Way You Make Me Feel and Lovin’ Each Day. The singer has since produced 11 more studio albums. As a solo artist, Ronan has sold over 20 million records worldwide alongside the 25 million records with Boyzone Comment now