Is Craig Logan reuniting with Bros for the 2019 tour, when was he in the band with Matt and Luke Goss and is he married?

CRAIG Logan rose to fame as the bassist of Bros, but has accomplished many things since leaving the band.

Here’s everything you need to know about Craig from who he is and where he has been, to when he was in Bros.

Who is Craig Logan?

Craig Logan is an artist manager who has worked with a host of celebrities and the former bassist from Bros.

He used the nickname Ken back when he was a band member of Bros.

He was born in Scotland on April 22, 1969 – which makes him 49.

He joined EMI Music as the Vice President of International before working with Roger Davies to oversee worldwide operations of many stars like Robbie Williams, Tina Turner and Sade.

Later, he worked as Sony Music’s Managing Director for the RCA Label Group.

Will he reunite with Bros for the 2019 tour?

Craig won’t be joining the Goss brothers for their 2019 tour as he now has a successful career behind the scenes in the music industry.

He left Sony Music back in 2010 to start his own company.

His international management company Logan Media Entertainment (LME) was established in 2011.

So, Logan is currently busy running LME, which has two offices; one in London and another in Los Angeles.

He has signed artists like Dido, Cher Lloyd and Andreya Triana.

Is Craig married?

The Kirkcaldy native is fairly private with very little information about his personal life being available.

So it’s not public knowledge whether he is married or not.

However, he used to date popstar Dannii Minogue.

The pair had met while she was recording her album Neon Nights in 2001 and started dating in early 2002.

After getting engaged in March 2002 they decided to go their separate ways in December 2002.

Craig used to be the bassist of Bros with the nickname Ken

When was he in Bros with Matt and Luke Goss?

Craig’s career began as the bassist of Bros, which formed in 1986 in Surrey.

His bandmates were twin brothers Matt and Luke Goss who attended the same school as Craig.

He left the band in 1989 after suffering from Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), saying he wanted to focus on songwriting and producing.