Westlife UK Tour 2027

Last updated: 2 October 2026

Status in October 2026: no 2027 UK dates announced. Westlife are in the middle of the British leg of The 25th Anniversary World Tour, an arena run that began with thirteen nights at Dublin's 3Arena in September and continues until 6 November 2026 at The O2 Belfast. Nothing has been confirmed for 2027 in the UK or Ireland.

The current shows are the biggest British tour the group has played since reforming in 2018: three nights at The O2 in London, three at Co-op Live in Manchester, three at Utilita Arena Birmingham and seven in Belfast. The band is touring as a trio, with Shane Filan, Nicky Byrne and Kian Egan on stage while Mark Feehily continues an extended break for health reasons.

This page lists the remaining 2026 dates, a long record of the group's British concerts since 2001, the songs they play most, a guide to the albums and what is known about tickets. When any 2027 date is announced it will be added here, and subscribers will hear first.

Westlife UK Tour 2027: what is announced so far

The anniversary tour was launched in June 2025 with two nights at the Royal Albert Hall in London on 27 and 28 October 2025. Belfast and Dublin dates were added in October 2025 alongside the single Chariot, and the arena routing was released shortly after, with album and artist presales at the end of that month. The greatest hits collection 25: The Ultimate Collection followed on 8 May 2026.

The British leg began at P&J Live in Aberdeen on 29 September 2026, followed by two nights at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow. October brings Newcastle (3 and 4 October), Leeds, Sheffield, three nights at The O2 in London (9, 10 and 11 October), Brighton, Bournemouth, three nights in Birmingham, two in Cardiff and three at Co-op Live in Manchester (23 to 25 October). The run ends with a long Belfast residency, interrupted only by a second Sheffield date on 2 November and a return to Aberdeen on 3 November.

There is no sign yet of 2027 plans. Westlife's pattern since 2019 has been to follow a big arena year with summer stadium or outdoor shows: the Twenty Tour of 2019 ended at Hyde Park, and the Wild Dreams Tour of 2022 included Wembley Stadium in August. Whether something similar follows this tour is not known, and we will not list any rumoured date.

📍 3 October 2026 — Newcastle · Utilita Arena Newcastle (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 4 October 2026 — Newcastle · Utilita Arena Newcastle (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 6 October 2026 — Leeds · First Direct Arena (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 7 October 2026 — Sheffield · Utilita Arena Sheffield (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 9 October 2026 — London · The O2 (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 10 October 2026 — London · The O2 (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 11 October 2026 — London · The O2 (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 13 October 2026 — Brighton · Brighton Centre (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 14 October 2026 — Bournemouth · Bournemouth International Centre (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 16 October 2026 — Birmingham · Utilita Arena Birmingham (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 17 October 2026 — Birmingham · Utilita Arena Birmingham (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 18 October 2026 — Birmingham · Utilita Arena Birmingham (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 19 October 2026 — Cardiff · Utilita Arena Cardiff (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 20 October 2026 — Cardiff · Utilita Arena Cardiff (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 23 October 2026 — Manchester · Co-op Live (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 24 October 2026 — Manchester · Co-op Live (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 25 October 2026 — Manchester · Co-op Live (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 27 October 2026 — Belfast · The O2 Belfast (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 28 October 2026 — Belfast · The O2 Belfast (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 29 October 2026 — Belfast · The O2 Belfast (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 30 October 2026 — Belfast · The O2 Belfast (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 31 October 2026 — Belfast · The O2 Belfast (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 2 November 2026 — Sheffield · Utilita Arena Sheffield (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 3 November 2026 — Aberdeen · P&J Live (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 5 November 2026 — Belfast · The O2 Belfast (25th Anniversary World Tour)
📍 6 November 2026 — Belfast · The O2 Belfast (25th Anniversary World Tour, final UK date)

Westlife UK Tour 2027: venue guide

Westlife UK Tour 2027 at The O2, London

Opened in 2007 on the Greenwich Peninsula inside the former Millennium Dome, The O2 holds around 20,000 for concerts and is regularly ranked among the world's busiest arenas. The nearest Tube is North Greenwich on the Jubilee line; the IFS Cloud Cable Car and Thames Clippers riverboats are useful alternatives after the show.

Westlife UK Tour 2027 at Co-op Live, Manchester

Co-op Live opened in 2024 on the Etihad Campus in east Manchester and, at roughly 23,500 capacity, is the largest indoor arena in the UK. The Etihad Campus Metrolink stop is a short walk away; expect queues on the tram after big shows.

Westlife UK Tour 2027 at Utilita Arena Birmingham, Birmingham

Utilita Arena Birmingham opened in 1991 as the National Indoor Arena and holds around 15,800 for concerts. It sits by the canals off Broad Street, roughly 15 minutes' walk from Birmingham New Street.

Westlife UK Tour 2027 at The O2 Belfast, Belfast

Belfast's largest indoor arena stands in the Titanic Quarter and holds around 11,000 for concerts. It is a 20–25 minute walk from the city centre, with Titanic Quarter rail halt nearby.

Westlife UK Tour 2027 at Utilita Arena Newcastle, Newcastle

Utilita Arena Newcastle opened in 1995 by the Tyne and holds around 11,000 for concerts. Newcastle Central station is about ten minutes' walk.

Westlife UK Tour 2027 at First Direct Arena, Leeds

Leeds's First Direct Arena opened in 2013 with a fan-shaped auditorium for about 13,500, so most seats face the stage. It is around 15 minutes' walk from Leeds station.

Westlife UK Tour 2027: night by night

Saturday 3 October 2026 — Utilita Arena Newcastle, Newcastle (25th Anniversary World Tour). This is show 1 of the 2-night stand here. Westlife last played Utilita Arena on 26 November 2022 (The Wild Dreams Tour). The tour starts here.

Tuesday 6 October 2026 — First Direct Arena, Leeds (25th Anniversary World Tour). Westlife last played First Direct Arena on 22 November 2022 (The Wild Dreams Tour).

Wednesday 7 October 2026 — Utilita Arena Sheffield, Sheffield (25th Anniversary World Tour). 2 nights are booked at Utilita Arena Sheffield; this is number 1. Westlife last played Utilita Arena on 28 November 2022 (The Wild Dreams Tour).

Friday 9 October 2026 — The O2, London (25th Anniversary World Tour). Night 1 of 3 at this venue. The artist's previous show at this venue was on 2 March 2008, on the Back Home Tour.

Tuesday 13 October 2026 — Brighton Centre, Brighton (25th Anniversary World Tour). The artist's previous show at this venue was on 8 December 2022, on the The Wild Dreams Tour.

Wednesday 14 October 2026 — Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth (25th Anniversary World Tour). Westlife last played Bournemouth International Centre on 5 December 2022 (The Wild Dreams Tour).

Friday 16 October 2026 — Utilita Arena Birmingham, Birmingham (25th Anniversary World Tour). Night 1 of 3 at this venue. The artist's previous show at this venue was on 4 December 2022, on the The Wild Dreams Tour.

Monday 19 October 2026 — Utilita Arena Cardiff, Cardiff (25th Anniversary World Tour). This is show 1 of the 2-night stand here. The artist's most recent documented Cardiff show was at Cardiff Castle on 5 July 2023.

Friday 23 October 2026 — Co-op Live, Manchester (25th Anniversary World Tour). This is show 1 of the 3-night stand here. In Manchester, the last documented Westlife concert was at AO Arena (24 November 2022).

Tuesday 27 October 2026 — The O2 Belfast, Belfast (25th Anniversary World Tour). 7 nights are booked at The O2 Belfast; this is number 1. In Belfast, the last documented Westlife concert was at The SSE Arena Belfast (18 December 2022).

Tuesday 3 November 2026 — P&J Live, Aberdeen (25th Anniversary World Tour). The artist's previous show at this venue was on 29 September 2026, on the The 25th Anniversary World Tour.

Before the Westlife UK Tour 2027: UK concert history

Few acts have played British arenas as often as Westlife. The table below, built from the date lists of their tour articles and from setlist records, covers more than 400 UK concerts since 2001, from the Where Dreams Come True Tour through the World of Our Own, Turnaround, Number Ones, Face to Face, Love, Back Home, Where We Are and Gravity tours, the Greatest Hits farewell of 2012, the Twenty Tour of 2019 and the Wild Dreams Tour of 2022 and 2023.

Belfast stands out. The group has repeatedly booked the city's arena for five nights or more, and in 2026 it gets seven. London and Glasgow follow, then Newcastle, Birmingham, Cardiff and Manchester. The summers of 2010, 2019, 2022 and 2023 also took them into football grounds, racecourses, castles and parks, including Wembley Stadium in August 2022, Hyde Park in September 2019 and Cardiff Castle in July 2023.

The farewell tour of 2012 ended with two nights at Croke Park in Dublin; six years later the reunion was announced, and the Twenty Tour of 2019 took them back into arenas across Ireland and the UK for weeks at a time. Their most recent UK shows before the current leg were the two Royal Albert Hall nights in October 2025.

The table below lists 403 documented UK concerts by Westlife between 2001 and 2026, with the most shows in Belfast (52), Glasgow (50), London (48), Birmingham (35), Cardiff (33), Newcastle (30). It is not exhaustive: it only includes documented shows.

DateCityVenueTour / event
1 October 2026GlasgowOVO HydroThe 25th Anniversary World Tour
30 September 2026GlasgowOVO HydroThe 25th Anniversary World Tour
29 September 2026AberdeenP&J LiveThe 25th Anniversary World Tour
9 May 2026LondonEventim Apollo
28 October 2025LondonRoyal Albert HallThe 25th Anniversary World Tour
27 October 2025LondonRoyal Albert HallThe 25th Anniversary World Tour
7 July 2023Henley-on-ThamesFestival GroundsThe Wild Dreams Tour
6 July 2023OxfordshireHenley on ThamesThe Wild Dreams Tour
5 July 2023CardiffCardiff CastleThe Wild Dreams Tour
18 December 2022BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Wild Dreams Tour
17 December 2022BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Wild Dreams Tour
16 December 2022BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Wild Dreams Tour
15 December 2022BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Wild Dreams Tour
12 December 2022CardiffCardiff International ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
11 December 2022CardiffCardiff International ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
9 December 2022NottinghamMotorpoint ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
8 December 2022BrightonBrighton CentreThe Wild Dreams Tour
7 December 2022LondonThe O2 ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
5 December 2022BournemouthBournemouth International CentreThe Wild Dreams Tour
4 December 2022BirminghamUtilita ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
3 December 2022BirminghamUtilita ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
30 November 2022LiverpoolM&S Bank ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
29 November 2022LondonThe O2 ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
28 November 2022SheffieldUtilita ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
26 November 2022NewcastleUtilita ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
26 November 2022Newcastle upon TyneUtilita ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
25 November 2022NewcastleUtilita ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
25 November 2022Newcastle upon TyneUtilita ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
24 November 2022ManchesterAO ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
22 November 2022LeedsFirst Direct ArenaThe Wild Dreams Tour
20 November 2022GlasgowOVO HydroThe Wild Dreams Tour
19 November 2022GlasgowOVO HydroThe Wild Dreams Tour
17 November 2022AberdeenP&J LiveThe Wild Dreams Tour
6 August 2022LondonWembley StadiumThe Wild Dreams Tour
23 July 2022ScarboroughScarborough Open Air TheatreThe Wild Dreams Tour
2 July 2022ColchesterColchester Castle ParkThe Wild Dreams Tour
1 July 2022KentHop FarmThe Wild Dreams Tour
1 July 2022Paddock WoodThe Hop FarmThe Wild Dreams Tour
23 November 2019LondonLondon Palladium
16 November 2019BlackpoolTower Ballroom
15 September 2019LondonHyde ParkThe Twenty Tour
2 July 2019CardiffMotorpoint ArenaThe Twenty Tour
1 July 2019CardiffMotorpoint ArenaThe Twenty Tour
29 June 2019ManchesterManchester ArenaThe Twenty Tour
28 June 2019ManchesterManchester ArenaThe Twenty Tour
26 June 2019LiverpoolM&S Bank ArenaThe Twenty Tour
25 June 2019LiverpoolM&S Bank ArenaThe Twenty Tour
23 June 2019BirminghamArena BirminghamThe Twenty Tour
22 June 2019BirminghamArena BirminghamThe Twenty Tour
21 June 2019BirminghamArena BirminghamThe Twenty Tour
19 June 2019NottinghamMotorpoint ArenaThe Twenty Tour
18 June 2019NottinghamMotorpoint ArenaThe Twenty Tour
15 June 2019LondonThe O2 ArenaThe Twenty Tour
14 June 2019LondonThe O2 ArenaThe Twenty Tour
13 June 2019LondonThe O2 ArenaThe Twenty Tour
11 June 2019LeedsFirst Direct ArenaThe Twenty Tour
10 June 2019LeedsFirst Direct ArenaThe Twenty Tour
8 June 2019SheffieldFlyDSA ArenaThe Twenty Tour
7 June 2019SheffieldFlyDSA ArenaThe Twenty Tour
5 June 2019GlasgowSSE HydroThe Twenty Tour
4 June 2019GlasgowSSE HydroThe Twenty Tour
3 June 2019GlasgowSSE HydroThe Twenty Tour
1 June 2019NewcastleUtilita Arena NewcastleThe Twenty Tour
1 June 2019Newcastle upon TyneUtilita ArenaThe Twenty Tour
31 May 2019NewcastleUtilita Arena NewcastleThe Twenty Tour
31 May 2019Newcastle upon TyneUtilita ArenaThe Twenty Tour
30 May 2019ManchesterManchester ArenaThe Twenty Tour
28 May 2019GlasgowSSE HydroThe Twenty Tour
27 May 2019BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Twenty Tour
26 May 2019BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Twenty Tour
25 May 2019BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Twenty Tour
23 May 2019BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Twenty Tour
22 May 2019BelfastThe SSE Arena BelfastThe Twenty Tour
22 January 2019LondonThe O2 Arena
20 June 2012BelfastOdyssey ArenaGreatest Hits
19 June 2012AberdeenPress & Journal ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
19 June 2012GlasgowScottish Exhibition and Conference CentreGreatest Hits
17 June 2012GlasgowSECC Concert Hall 4Greatest Hits Tour
16 June 2012GlasgowSECC Concert Hall 4Greatest Hits Tour
15 June 2012NewcastleMetro Radio ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
13 June 2012LiverpoolEcho ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
12 June 2012SheffieldMotorpoint ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
11 June 2012CardiffMotorpoint ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
9 June 2012ManchesterManchester ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
8 June 2012BirminghamLG ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
7 June 2012LondonThe O2 ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
5 June 2012NottinghamCapital FM ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
4 June 2012BirminghamLG ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
2 June 2012BelfastOdyssey ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
1 June 2012BelfastOdyssey ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
30 May 2012BelfastOdyssey ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
29 May 2012BelfastOdyssey ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
27 May 2012GlasgowSECC Concert Hall 4Greatest Hits Tour
26 May 2012ManchesterManchester ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
24 May 2012LondonThe O2 ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
23 May 2012LondonThe O2 ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
22 May 2012NottinghamCapital FM ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
20 May 2012BirminghamLG ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
19 May 2012SheffieldMotorpoint ArenaGreatest Hits Tour
18 May 2012CardiffMotorpoint ArenaGreatest Hits Tour

Concert data: setlist.fm

Westlife UK Tour 2027 setlist: the songs played most often in the UK

Across the 15 most recent documented UK concerts with a full song list (5 December 2022 to 30 September 2026), these are the songs that came up most often. Titles only — set lists change from night to night.

  1. Hello My Love — played at 15 of 15 shows
  2. If I Let You Go — played at 15 of 15 shows
  3. Mandy — played at 15 of 15 shows
  4. My Love — played at 15 of 15 shows
  5. Swear It Again — played at 15 of 15 shows
  6. Uptown Girl — played at 15 of 15 shows
  7. What About Now — played at 15 of 15 shows
  8. When You're Looking Like That — played at 15 of 15 shows
  9. World of Our Own — played at 15 of 15 shows
  10. You Raise Me Up — played at 15 of 15 shows
  11. Flying Without Wings — played at 14 of 15 shows
  12. Fool Again — played at 14 of 15 shows
  13. Starlight — played at 13 of 15 shows
  14. Mamma Mia / Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) / Money, Money, Money / I Have a Dream / Dancing Queen / Waterloo / Thank You for the Music — played at 12 of 15 shows

Before the Westlife UK Tour 2027: past UK tours at a glance

Westlife UK Tour 2027: career and records

Westlife were formed in Sligo in 1998 from a school band that included Kian Egan, Mark Feehily and Shane Filan, with Nicky Byrne and Brian McFadden added after auditions. Managed by Louis Walsh and signed by Simon Cowell, they released Swear It Again in 1999 and went straight to number one. Their first seven UK singles all reached the top, a record at the time.

In Ireland and the UK they have collected eleven number-one albums and sixteen number-one singles, sold over 55 million records worldwide and won two Brit Awards. The albums run from Westlife (1999) and Coast to Coast (2000) to Back Home (2007), Gravity (2010), and, after the reunion, Spectrum (2019) and Wild Dreams (2021). McFadden left in 2004, and the remaining four split in 2012 before reforming in 2018.

Since 2022 Feehily has been away from the band for long periods because of illness, so the 2025-26 tour is performed by the other three. The new songs released for the anniversary, Chariot in October 2025 and Your Love Amazes Me in April 2026, sit alongside the hits on 25: The Ultimate Collection.

AlbumYearUK chart peak
Westlife19992
Coast to Coast20001
World of Our Own20011
Turnaround20031
...Allow Us to Be Frank20043
Face to Face20051
The Love Album20061
Back Home20071
Where We Are20092
Gravity20103
Spectrum20191
Wild Dreams20212

Westlife UK Tour 2027: why Belfast gets seven nights

Northern Ireland has been one of Westlife's strongest markets since the beginning, and the arena on the Titanic Quarter has hosted them more than any other venue in the UK. In 2022 they played four nights there, in 2019 five; the 2026 residency stretches over late October and early November, with a short break to play Sheffield and Aberdeen.

For fans in the rest of the UK this matters because it shows where demand is heaviest. London gets three nights, Manchester three and Birmingham three, while smaller arenas such as Bournemouth, Brighton and Leeds get one each.

Westlife UK Tour 2027: the setlist

Across the shows documented with full song lists, the evening is built around the same core: World of Our Own, Uptown Girl, Flying Without Wings, What About Now, You Raise Me Up, If I Let You Go, My Love, Mandy, Swear It Again and When You're Looking Like That. On the anniversary tour, the new single Chariot joins them.

Westlife concerts follow a well-tested format: big production, costume changes, a B-stage segment for ballads and the famous key change, and a closing run of number ones. The 2026 shows are around two hours long.

Westlife UK Tour 2027: what to expect live

The 2026 shows have been running at around twenty songs, opening with up-tempo hits and moving into ballad sections before ending on the biggest singles. Support on most UK nights is listed as Ana Sky.

Expect a heavily seated arena audience, a lot of singing along and a strong nostalgia element: the anniversary staging reflects on 25 years of the band, with video segments looking back at their first tours. Exact stage times are published by each arena a few days before the show.

Westlife UK Tour 2027 tickets and presales

Tickets for the UK leg went on sale on 31 October 2025, after album and artist presales earlier that week; extra nights in London, Birmingham and Manchester followed on 3 November with an O2 Priority presale, and the Belfast dates had their own artist presale. Several arenas also sell premium packages and hospitality directly.

Remaining tickets for the October and November shows are available through the official outlets. No 2027 tickets exist yet, and any seller claiming to offer them should be treated with caution. If you want to hear first about a 2027 announcement, sign up below.

Westlife UK Tour 2027: questions and answers

Are Westlife touring the UK in 2027?

Nothing has been announced for 2027. Their current UK tour ends on 6 November 2026 in Belfast.

Where is the last UK date of the anniversary tour?

The O2 Belfast on 6 November 2026, the seventh Belfast night of the run.

How many London dates are there?

Three, at The O2 on 9, 10 and 11 October 2026.

Is Mark Feehily on the tour?

No. He is on an extended break for health reasons, and the tour is performed by Shane Filan, Nicky Byrne and Kian Egan.

Who is supporting Westlife?

Ana Sky is listed as support on most UK dates.

When were Westlife last on a UK stadium stage?

At Wembley Stadium in August 2022, during the Wild Dreams Tour.

Is there a presale code?

The presales for the 2026 dates have finished. No 2027 presale exists because nothing has been announced.

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