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“Won’t Be Long” is another original song written by Jack Keogh and his manager Wayne Thorose. The track brings that live energy into the studio, delivering Jack’s signature sound with heart and conviction — showcasing his infectious melodies and a powerful message about perseverance and hope through hard times.

The song’s blend of driving rhythm, warm acoustic textures, and a soaring chorus has already made it a favourite among fans at recent live shows. Produced by Wayne Thorose, Jack’s longtime producer and manager, the track balances emotional depth with radio-ready shine — perfect for both the dance floor and the airwaves.

From his breakout hit “Dreaming of You” (with over 3 million Spotify streams), to the heartfelt favourite “My Grandfather’s Accordion”, and the online smash “One More” — which became a hit in its own right — Jack’s heartfelt songwriting continues to strike a chord. “Shannon from Dungannon” which Jack released in January, also drew strong fan response thanks to its clever lyrics and catchy chorus.

“Won’t Be Long” showcases everything fans love about Jack Keogh — a fresh, uplifting sound, honest lyrics, and an unmistakable voice. The song is taken from Jack’s forthcoming new album, set for release this summer.


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