Ronan Keating’s Musical Odyssey and Memories of His Family Ronan Keating’s Ascent Renowned for being a member of the popular Irish boy band Boyzone, Ronan Keating started a prosperous solo career after 1999.

With the smash song ‘When You Say Nothing At All,’ which was featured in the movie Notting Hill, he shot to fame with his solo debut. Keating,

who is well-known for his musical ability, has gained popularity in Australia, Germany, and the UK as a host of talent shows.

An Intimate Memorial: ‘You Assume I Cannot Recall’ A thoughtful song about his Irish upbringing, ‘You Think I Don’t Remember,’ is a co-write by Keating from his tenth solo album, ‘Time of My Life.’

With its intimate look into his personal life and the relevance of his upbringing, the song is particularly significant in his catalog.

An Outta-Bound Duet During a touching live show in Dublin in September 2016, Keating’s daughter Ali, then eleven, joined him on stage.

In addition to being a musical performance, the duo’s performance showed off a father’s pride and a daughter’s developing self-confidence.

The connection that Ronan and Ali had touched the audience as they gave a performance that will never be forgotten.

A Matter of Family Released on June 3, 2016, Keating’s rendition of the song dubbed a ‘kitchen session’ featured a more private scene with his father, Gerry Keating, and daughter, Ali.

In this rendition, family members joined together to create a unique musical moment, showcasing the song’s profound personal connection.

Watch Ronan Keating and his daughter Ali perform a heartfelt rendition of ‘You Think I Don’t Remember.’ Take a look at their lovely musical bond in the video below.