ColdPlay: The British Coldplay Band ColdPlay is one of the most popular rock bands to emerge from the British rock scene into the new century.

Influenced by some of rock's pioneers, Coldplay's members began their career as teenagers. Coldplay members picked up instruments and started playing music as teenagers, and with members coming from ordinary working families, Coldplay's early music style was reminiscent of Radio Head, Jeff Buckley, U2 and Travis. Starting with Parachute, Coldplay's musical style was also influenced by other sources including Echo & the Bunnymen, Kate Bush and George Harrison in Heartbeat; Johnny Cash, The Power Plant Band in The XY Code; Blur, Arcade, Fire, My Bloody Valentine in Life of Play. Fire, My Bloody Valentine.

WestLife: The Westlife singing team is an Irish men's singing group established in 1998. It became popular and is also very popular in Africa, Australia and Asia. West City Boys is also the only band in the history of British pop music whose first seven singles airborne to the top.

Between 1999 and 2005, Westlife had 13 singles at the top of the British high chart; Its number ranks fourth in history, second only to Elvis Presley, The Beatles and Cliff Richard. Westlife has sold 40 million albums worldwide, including seven super-platinum albums.

No other pop group can match Westlife's excellence. They have been at the top of the pop music scene for 12 years, selling more than 45 million records worldwide. In the UK alone, they have 10 multi-platinum albums and an astonishing 14 number one singles (second only to Elvis Presley and The Beatles).

They have also won numerous awards and been featured on numerous magazine covers around the world. They are the only artist combination ever to win Record of The Year four times, with other top awards including two Brits and two European MTV Awards. Westlife is also the top-grossing artist group at concerts, and with this number, an astonishing 23, they hold the title of "the artist group with the most concerts held" in the Wembley Stadium record.

Popular all over the world, established in 1998. Its members include: Kian, Shane, Mark, Nicky and Bryan (leaved in 2004). West City Boys once set the only record in the history of British pop music that the first seven singles airborne to the top of the list. On October 20, 2011, the 14-year-old Irish pop group Westlife released a disbandment statement on their official website.

Today, U2 is still very active in the global pop music scene; in terms of music style, in addition to traditional alternative rock, in the mid-to-late 1990s U2 also tried pop-rock that combines rock and electronic dance music.

So far, U2's album sales have reached 170 million copies worldwide , Rolling Stone magazine listed U2 as one of the 100 greatest entertainers in the world. Due to its high popularity and good image, today's U2 has become one of the important symbols of Ireland.

Celtic Woman Celtic Woman is a group of six Irish female artists whose music covers traditional Irish music and contemporary songs; the group is one of the most powerful in the history of pop music.

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The original members of the Celtic Women were Clare Eno, Ola Holen, Liza Kelly, Lian Hillary, Maeve Wilkahar The original members of Celtic Woman were Clare Eno, Ola Holen, Liza Kelly, Liane Hillary, Maeve Wilkahar and Mary Seasby, and have released five albums to date: "Celtic Woman" of the same name, "A Christmas Celebration" and "A New Journey", "The Greatest Journey" and "Songs from the Heart". Songs from the Heart).

They blend the characteristics of Sarah Brightman, Americana, Enya, Günther tenor, Eich and others, combining the musical theater style of the New Age, classical, traditional Celtic and Irish schools of music.