Pink hires ex-member of iconic UK boyband to manager her career as US star revamps her team

IT’S a case of new year, new manager for Pink.

The Get The Party Started singer is kicking off 2025 with a revamped team, as she has made the surprising decision to hire former Bros bass player Craig Logan to head up her career.

Craig, who left the boyband in 1989, previously signed and nurtured Pink at the start of her career before their relationship went south.

She was snapped up by talent manager Roger Davies shortly before the release of her second album Missundaztood in 2001.

The Australian has guided the careers of huge acts, including Cher and Tina Turner.

Unlike many artists who burn through managers at the speed of light, Pink has kept her inner circle largely unchanged for more than two decades.

But now she has gone back to Craig despite a series of lucrative stadium tours in recent years.

A source said: “Pink and Craig first worked together at the start of her career but she got rid of him after being wooed by Roger.

“At the time, they were both very young and in many ways naive about the industry.

“More recently they have reconnected and Craig went to Pink’s Summer Carnival tour in America last year.

“After a number of long chats he is now signed on to manage her once more.”

The move will no doubt come as a surprise to fans, as Pink has previously been less than complimentary about those she worked with before meeting Roger.

Admitting she found it hard to find anyone who wasn’t using her at the start of her career, Pink said: “I had been screwed, blued and tattooed by every person I came across.

“I had sold 15million records and I was penniless. It was a lot of lessons at a really young age, but I paid attention because I don’t like to make the same mistake twice.”

Since her debut single There You Go was released in 2000, Pink has shifted a staggering 60million albums.

She also has 21 UK Top Ten singles to her name, including three No1s.

Four of her nine studio albums have hit the top spot in UK charts too, with the most recent being 2023’s Trustfall.

For the past two years Pink has been on the road with her Summer Carnival and Trustfall tours which she wrapped up last November. She’s expected to return to the studio this year to work on her tenth album.