Westlife Tour Dates 2026 & 2027

Westlife are touring across the world in 2026 and 2027: the Westlife 25 Anniversary World Tour is on the road now!

Westlife have said: “We’re bringing Westlife 25 – The Anniversary World Tour to you in 2026. We can’t tell you how excited we are to begin these celebrations. This tour is a thank you to our fans who have shared the last 25 years with us.”

2026 started with a series of special concert orchestra shows in January 2026, in China, before heading onwards in February 2026 to Singapore, Taiwan and Indonesia.

The Westlife World Tour started in September 2026 in Dublin, Ireland. The tour continues through 2026 across Europe, with shows around the UK and mainland Europe in October and November. Kian, Nicky and Shane then head to Southeast Asia, Mexico, northern Europe, Australia and New Zealand for shows in 2027.

Find Westlife Tour tickets on Ticketmaster*

Westlife World Tour Dates 2026 and 2027:

January 2026

Friday 30 January – National Exhibition and Conference Centre, Shanghai, China

February 2026

Sunday 1 February – Guangzhou, China – Baoneng Guangzhou Arena
Tuesday 3 February – Singapore – Arena @ EXPO, with The Metropolitan Orchestra
Thursday 5 February – Kaohsiung, Taiwan – Music Centre, with Taipei Philharmoniker 
Saturday 7 February – Macao – The Londoner Arena, with Macao Orchestra
Sunday 8 February – Surabaya, Indonesia – Graha Unesa, Surabaya, with String Orchestra Surabaya
Tuesday 10 February – Banten, Indonesia – NICE, PIK 2, Banten, with Magenta Orchestra

March – August 2026

No tour dates announced yet

September 2026

Thursday 10 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Friday 11 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Saturday 12 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Tuesday 15 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Wednesday 16 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Friday 18 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Saturday 19 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Sunday 20 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Tuesday 22 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Wednesday 23 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Thursday 24 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Friday 25 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Saturday 26 September – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
Tuesday 29 September – Aberdeen, UK – P&J Live
Wednesday 30 September – Glasgow, UK – Ovo Hydro

October 2026

Thursday 1 October – Glasgow, UK – Ovo Hydro
Saturday 3 October – Newcastle, UK – Utilita Arena Newcastle
Sunday 4 October – Newcastle, UK – Utilita Arena Newcastle
Tuesday 6 October – Leeds, UK – First Direct Bank Arena
Wednesday 7 October – Sheffield, UK – Utilita Arena Sheffield
Friday 9 October – London, UK – The O2
Saturday 10 October – London, UK – The O2
Sunday 11 October – London, UK – The O2
Tuesday 13 October – Brighton, UK – The Brighton Centre
Wednesday 14 October – Bournemouth, UK – Bournemouth International Centre
Friday 16 October – Birmingham, UK – Utilita Arena Birmingham
Saturday 17 October – Birmingham, UK – Utilita Arena Birmingham
Sunday 18 October – Birmingham, UK – Utilita Arena Birmingham
Monday 19 October – Cardiff, UK – Utilita Arena Cardiff
Tuesday 20 October – Cardiff, UK – Utilita Arena Cardiff
Friday 23 October – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live
Saturday 24 October – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live
Sunday 25 October – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live
Tuesday 27 October – Belfast, UK – SSE Arena
Wednesday 28 October – Belfast, UK – SSE Arena
Thursday 29 October – Belfast, UK – SSE Arena
Friday 30 October – Belfast, UK – SSE Arena
Saturday 31 October – Belfast, UK – SSE Arena

November 2026

Monday 2 November – Sheffield, UK – Utilita Arena Sheffield
Tuesday 3 November – Aberdeen, UK – P&J Live
Thursday 5 November – Belfast, UK – SSE Arena
Friday 6 November – Belfast, UK – SSE Arena
Sunday 15 November – Paris, France – Zenith Paris – La Villette
Tuesday 17 November – Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena
Thursday 19 November – Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena
Friday 20 November – Stockholm, Sweden – Avicii Arena
Saturday 21 November – Oslo, Norway – Oslo Spektrum
Monday 23 November – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
Tuesday 24 November – Antwerpen, Belgium – AFAS Dome (change of venue due to high demand)
Wednesday 25 November – Köln, Germany – Lanxess Arena
Thursday 26 November – Zürich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion

December 2026

No tour dates announced yet

January 2027

Thursday 14 January 2027 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Saturday 16 January 2027 – Singapore, Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium
Sunday 17 January 2027 – Singapore, Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium
Monday 18 January 2027 – Singapore, Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium
Wednesday 20 January 2027 – Manila, Philippines, SM Mall of Asia
Thursday 21 January 2027 – Manila, Philippines, SM Mall of Asia
Saturday 23 January 2027 – Kora Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia, Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium
Monday 25 January 2025 – Bangkok, Thailand
Wednesday 27 January 2027 – Hong Kong
Saturday 30 January 2027 – Kaohsiung, Taiwan

February 2027

Wednesday 24 February 2027 – Monterrey, Mexico, Arena Monterrey
Thursday 25 February 2027 – Guadalajara, Mexico, Arena Guadalajara
Saturday 27 February 2027 – Ciudad de México, Mexico, Arena CDMX

March – May 2027

No tour dates announced yet

June 2027

Friday 11 June 2027 – Kaunas, Lithuania, Žalgiris Arena
Saturday 12 June 2027 – Vecrīga, Latvia, Xiaomi Arena
Monday 14 June 2027 – Helsinki, Finland, Veikkaus Arena
Wednesday 16 June 2027 – Goteborg, Sweden, Scandinavium
Thursday 18/Friday 19 June 2027 – Isegran, Fredrikstad, Norway – appearance at Idyll Festivalen
Sunday 20 June 2027 – Trondheim, Norway, Trøndelag Folk Museum

July 2027

Friday 16 July – Perth, Australia – RAC Arena
Sunday 18 July – Adelaide, Australia –Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Tuesday 20 July – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena
Friday 23 July – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena
Monday 26 July – Brisbane, Australia – Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Wednesday 28 July – Auckland, New Zealand – Spark Arena
Thursday 29 July – Auckland, New Zealand – Spark Arena
Friday 30 July – Christchurch, New Zealand – Wolfbrook Arena
Saturday 31 July – Christchurch, New Zealand – Wolfbrook Arena

Where can I buy Westlife tour tickets?

Tickets for all shows are available now. Tickets for recently-announced 2027 tour dates went on general sale on Friday 15 May 2026.

Tickets for all dates are available online from Ticketmaster:

Find Westlife Tour tickets on Ticketmaster*

What can we expect from shows?

Westlife’s shows on The Twenty Tour in 2019 featured impressive stage effects by the designers of the famous Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas. The following Wild Dreams Tour in 2022 & 2023 and Hits Tour 2024 staging did not disappoint.

Can we expect similarly spectacular shows for the 25th Anniversary Tour? Of course! Previous large-scale shows have featured a few costume changes, confetti cannons, and Beyonce-inspired dance moves, and the latest tour is no different…

You might even spot some colourful pyrotechnics on the 2026 and 2027 tour dates!

What songs do Westlife sing on the current tour?

As a 25th anniversary show, the setlist for the world tour includes many of Westlife’s best-loved hits including Flying Without Wings, Swear It Again, My Love and I Lay My Love on You. The guys also sing some of their well-loved newer songs, including Chariot, Starlight, and Hello My Love.

Check out the full setlist of all twenty songs performed at the Dublin gigs in September 2026:

Westlife 25 Anniversary World Tour Setlist

Is there anything unexpected to look out for?

Like any live Westlife show, there are a few unexpected moments and plenty of highlights to look out for: not just the stylish costume changes and sharp dance moves…

You may know that Kian is a fan of Guns ‘N Roses: look out for his brilliant rock-out moment with his guitar solo tribute!

We also love the tour intro which features memories from 25+ years of Westlife’s history with photos and videos of the guys over the years.

What time do Westlife come on stage?

Timings are likely to vary for different venues, but for the Dublin 3Arena gigs to date in September 2026 timings have been as follows:

6pm Doors open
8.30pm Westlife on stage
10.40pm Show ends

Times may differ for other shows and different venues. Please check with the venue for timings if you are going to a show!

Who are the support acts?

Westlife have different support acts for different shows:

• Garron Noone & Paddy Keyes are supporting Westlife in Dublin on 10, 11, 12, 15 & 16 September
• Aslan & Shane Marno are supporting shows in Dublin on 18, 19, 20
• Aslan are supporting the show in Dublin on 22 September
• BIIRD are supporting shows in Dublin on 23, 24, 25 & 26 September
• Ana Sky has been announced as the support act for the UK & Europe Tour, starting 29 September

Do Westlife perform with an orchestra on the world tour?

Unlike some previous shows in 2025 and 2026, Westlife don’t have a full orchestra for their 25th Anniversary World Tour gigs. Previous shows in October 2025 at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall saw Kian, Nicky and Shane performing with the Royal Philarmonic Orchestra, dressed in tuxedos and bow ties, performing to beautiful orchestral arrangements of their hits.

Westlife’s concert orchestra shows in January and February 2026 had a similar vibe. For these orchestral shows in China, Singapore, Taiwan, Macao and Indonesia the guys were snazzily-dressed, accompanied by some of the world’s best orchestras. In contrast, the World Tour is a large-scale spectacular stadium and arena tour, so the atmosphere and staging are a bit different from the orchestral shows.

See the guys performing Chariot live with an orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall in October 2025:

Are there any other tour dates?

No additional tour dates have been announced yet. The guys have toured around the UK, Southeast Asia, South Africa, and North America over the last couple of years. Rest assured, as soon as any new dates are announced we’ll add them to this page.

View Westlife tour dates in Google Calendar >

If you want to hear more Westlife songs live, you can also catch Brian McFadden (formerly of Westlife) and Keith Duffy (of Boyzone) performing as tribute band Boyzlife, with a series of dates across the UK in 2026 and 2027:

Boyzlife UK Tour tickets on Ticketmaster*

Is there a recording available of Westlife shows?

There’s no recording of the 25 Anniversary World Tour, yet, except for a few (unofficial) clips you may find on YouTube. There are recordings available of a couple of Westlife’s recent shows in 2025 and 2019:

Will Mark be touring with Westlife?

Unfortunately, Mark Feehily will not be joining the shows in 2026. An announcement released by the guys read:

Sadly, Mark will be unable to join the celebrations. We hope he can join us back on stage when he is ready and able. He sends his love and positivity to you all as always

Source: westlife, Instagram, 11 June 2025

Mark announced in February 2024 that he was temporarily taking time off from touring with Westlife to focus on his health. The promo images released for the shows only featured Kian, Nicky, and Shane in the photos, and the guys have confirmed that Mark isn’t planning to join the shows.

Shane previously said:

[Mark] needs the time off as the tour would have been impossible. But he’s happy now at home. There’s no plans at the moment [for his return] but we can’t wait to have him back.

Source: Belfast Live, 27 October 2024

Shane also revealed that it was Mark’s decision for Westlife to continue performing without him:

‘We talked about it with Mark, and he didn’t want us to [stop touring] because we had so many concerts to do. He missed nearly half the tour so when you’ve sold out shows and when he got sick the first time, he got pneumonia, it was an hour and a half before the first show in Newcastle.”

“We made the decision to keep the flag flying. We can’t wait to have him back”

Source: Irish Mirror, 12 September 2024

We wish Mark all the best, and hope he will be well enough to join the guys on tour again soon.

When will Westlife be touring in my country?

It’s possible that Westlife may add more dates and locations in 2027, watch this space! Kian previously reassured fans that the guys intend to tour widely:

“To all our fans who feel disappointed that their country or city isn’t in the first dates please do know this. We intend to reach every city in the world that has a hunger to see Westlife live!”

Source – @KianEganWL

If more gigs are announced in 2026 and 2027 we’ll add any additional details to this page as soon as we know.

You can read about Westlife’s previous tours here:

• Twenty Tour, 2019
• Wild Dreams Tour, 2022 & 2023
• The Hits Tour and With Love Tour, 2024

We’ll add tour news to this page as and when we receive it, so check back for updates, or subscribe to our mailing list.