Westlife’s 2022 & 2023 Tour included Westlife’s biggest shows to date. Following on from the band’s successful comeback tour The Twenty Tour in 2019, Westlife toured venues in the UK, Ireland and Southeast Asia in 2022 and 2023.
The Wild Dreams Tour included some of Westlife’s biggest ever gigs: the show at Wembley Stadium in August 2022 was their biggest concert to date, and Westlife headlined Dublin’s New Year’s Eve Festival for the first time ever in December 2022.
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Westlife Tour Dates 2022 & 2023
July 2022
Kent, UK, Hop Farm – Friday 1 July
Colchester, UK, Castle Park – Saturday 2 July
Dublin, Ireland, Aviva Stadium – Friday 8 July
Dublin, Ireland, Aviva Stadium – Saturday 9 July
Scarborough, UK, Scarborough Open Air Theatre – Saturday 23 July
August 2022
London, UK, Wembley Stadium – Saturday 6 August
Cork, Ireland, Páirc Uí Chaoimh – Friday 12 August
Cork, Ireland, Páirc Uí Chaoimh – Saturday 13 August
September 2022
Indonesia, Bogor, Sentul International Convention Center (SICC) – Saturday 24 September
Indonesia, Surabaya, Jatim International Expo – Sunday 25 September
KSA (Saudi Arabia), Riyadh – Wednesday 28 September
UAE, Abu Dhabi – Thursday 29 September
October 2022
Singapore, Formula One Singapore Grand Prix (Padang Stage in Zone 4) – Saturday 1 October
Indonesia, Yogyakarta, Candi Prambanan – Sunday 2 October
November 2022
Aberdeen, UK, P&J Live – Thursday 17 November
Glasgow, UK, Ovo Hydro – Saturday 19 November
Glasgow, UK, Ovo Hydro – Sunday 20 November
Leeds, UK, First Direct Arena – Tuesday 22 November
Manchester, UK, AO Arena – Thursday 24 November
Newcastle, UK, Utilita Arena – Friday 25 November
Newcastle, UK, Utilita Arena – Saturday 26 November
Sheffield, UK, Utilita Arena – Monday 28 November
Liverpool, UK, M&S Bank Arena – Wednesday 30 November
December 2022
Birmingham, UK, Utilita Arena – Saturday 3 December
Birmingham, UK, Utilita Arena – Sunday 4 December
Bournemouth, UK, Bournemouth International Centre – Monday 5 December
London, UK, The O2 – Wednesday 7 December
Brighton, UK, The Brighton Centre – Thursday 8 December
Nottingham, UK, Motorpoint Arena – Friday 9 December
Cardiff, UK, Motorpoint Arena – Sunday 11 December
Cardiff, UK, Motorpoint Arena – Monday 12 December
Belfast, UK, SSE Arena – Thursday 15 December
Belfast, UK, SSE Arena – Friday 16 December
Belfast, UK, SSE Arena – Saturday 17 December
Belfast, UK, SSE Arena – Sunday 18 December
Dublin, Ireland, 3Arena – Tuesday 20 December
Dublin, Ireland, 3Arena – Wednesday 21 December
Dublin, Ireland, 3Arena – Thursday 22 December
Dublin, New Year’s Eve Festival, North Wall Quay – Saturday 31 December
(No shows during January 2023)
February 2023
Indonesia, Tangerang City, ICE BSD – Thursday 9 February
Indonesia, Jakarta, Stadion Madya, Gelora Bung Karno – Saturday 11 February
Indonesia, Bandung, Play List Festival – Sunday 12 February
Hong Kong, AsiaWorld Arena – Tuesday 14 February
Hong Kong, AsiaWorld Arena – Wednesday 15 February
Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium – Thursday 16 February
Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium – Friday 17 February
Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium – Saturday 18 February
Philippines, metro Manila, Araneta Coliseum – Monday 20 February
Philippines, metro Manila, Araneta Coliseum – Tuesday 21 February
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Axiata Arena – Thursday 23 February
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Axiata Arena – Friday 24 February
Taiwan, Kaohsiung, Kaohsiung Arena – Sunday 26 February
Thailand, Bangkok, Impact Arena – Tuesday 28 February
(No shows during March and April)
May 2023
Denmark, Jelling Music Festival – Saturday 27 May
Sweden, Gröna Lund, Stockholm – Sunday 28 May
June 2023
México, Machaca festival, Monterrey, Nuevo León – Saturday 24 June*
July 2023
Cardiff, UK, Cardiff Castle – Wednesday 5 July*
Henley, UK, Henley Festival – Thursday 6 July*
(No shows during August)
September 2023
China, Shanghai, 梅赛德斯-奔驰文化中心 – Friday 8 September
China, Shanghai, 梅赛德斯-奔驰文化中心 – Saturday 9 September
China, Nanjing, Youth Olympic Games Sports Park – Sunday 10 September
China, Suzhou, Olympic Sports Center – Wednesday 13 September
China, Changsha, 长沙贺龙体育中心体育场 – Friday 15 September
China, Guangzhou, 广东省奥林匹克体育中心体育场 – Saturday 16 September
China, Shenzhen, 深圳湾体育中心”春茧”体育场 – Sunday 17 September
China, Chengdu, 成都凤凰山体育公园专业足球场 – Wednesday 20 September
China, Wuhan, 武汉五环体育中心体育场 – Friday 22 September
China, Beijing, 凯迪拉克中心 – Saturday 23 September
October 2023
Abu Dhabi, Yas Island, Etihad Arena – Friday 27 October
Bahrain, Manama, Al Dana Amphitheatre – Sunday 29 October
November 2023
South Africa, Cape Town, Grand Arena at GrandWest – Wednesday 1 November
South Africa, Cape Town, Grand Arena at GrandWest – Thursday 2 November
South Africa, Pretoria, SunBet Arena, Time Square – Friday 3 November
South Africa, Pretoria, SunBet Arena, Time Square – Saturday 4 November
South Africa, Pretoria, SunBet Arena, Time Square – Sunday 5 November
Taiwan, Taipei, Taipei Music Centre – Tuesday 14 November
Taiwan, Taipei, Taipei Music Centre – Wednesday 15 November
Taiwan, Taipei, Taipei Music Centre – Thursday 16 November
China, Hangzhou, Yellow Dragon Sports Center Stadium – Friday 17 November
Macao, Londoner Arena – Saturday 18 November
Macao, Londoner Arena – Sunday 19 November
Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City – Tuesday 21 November
Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City – Wednesday 22 November
India, Mumbai – Friday 24 November
India, Bengaluru – Saturday 25 November
India, Delhi – Sunday 26 November
(No shows in December 2023)
*Mark announced that due to surgery he would not be able to join the rest of the guys on stage at the five shows in May-July 2023 (Denmark, Sweden, Mexico festivals and Cardiff and Henley UK dates). See Mark’s message on Twitter here.
Support acts for the 2022 & 2023 Wild Dreams Tour
The support acts differed by location:
- Dublin: Irish singer/songwriter Soulé and urban pop group Sugababes supported Westlife
- Wembley stadium: singer-songwriter James Morrison and girl group All Saints were special guests
- Cork stadium: Scottish singer/songwriter Emile Sandé and Irish band Wild Youth were the support acts
Westlife Wild Dreams Tour Setlist
The tour promised “All the hits” and certainly delivered: the setlist at Westlife’s Hop Farm show on 1 July was as follows:
- Starlight
- Uptown Girl
- When You’re Looking Like That
- Fool Again
- If I Let You Go
- My Love
- Swear it Again
- ABBA Medley (Mamma Mia, Gimme Gimme Gimme, Super Trouper, Money Money Money, Take a Chance on Me, I Have a Dream, Dancing Queen, Thank You for the Music, Waterloo)
- What About Now
- What Makes a Man
- Safe
- Mandy
- World of Our Own
- Flying Without Wings
- Hello My Love
- You Raise me Up
Westlife promised a ‘spectacular’ show:
“We’re over the moon to announce we’re going to be playing Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork for the first time ever next year! We can’t wait to bring this show to Ireland which will be more spectacular than anything we’ve ever done before. Headlining Páirc Uí Chaoimh for the first time ever is a dream come true for all of us.”
Source – Irish Mirror
Westlife in Cinemas, August 2022
Westlife broadcast their show from Wembley Stadium on Saturday 6 August 2022, live to cinemas across the UK and Ireland. This was the first time the guys livestreamed a gig to cinemas.
As well as being broadcast live on the Saturday, there were “encore screenings” on Sunday 7 August 2022.
Are there any Westlife tour dates coming up?
As and when new dates are announced they will be added to the Westlife Tour Dates page.
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