Westlife are bringing their special anniversary world tour to Australia next year.
The beloved pop group will play shows in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane next July (see full dates below). They’ll also visit Aotearoa New Zealand for two shows in the same month.
The tour will see Westlife “deliver a euphoric, hit-filled set spanning their extraordinary career, including timeless ballads and global chart-toppers,” according to a press release.
The group share: “We can’t believe it’s been 20 years since we last toured in Australia and New Zealand, so it only felt right that we should come back and celebrate our 25th anniversary together.
“We have always loved coming back to this part of the world as the fans have always made our trips so memorable and special – you have the loudest fans in the world! The 25th anniversary show will be our most exciting and ambitious to date and of course, we will be performing all of the hits. Australia and New Zealand – we cannot wait to see you!”
Tickets to the Australian leg of their world tour go on sale to the general public on Friday, May 15th at 2pm local time. The Mastercard pre-sale begins on Tuesday, May 12th at 12pm local time, while the Live Nation pre-sale begins on Thursday, may 14th at 1pm local time.
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Today’s tour announcement coincides with the release of Westlife’s 25 – The Ultimate Collection, a celebration of their 25-year journey at the very top of pop music (listen above).
The collection features 21 fan-favourite hits, including “Uptown Girl” and “Flying Without Wings”, alongside brand-new material recorded by all members of the group.
Westlife 2027 Australian Tour
Presented by Live Nation
Mastercard pre-sale begins Tuesday, May 12th (12pm local time)
Live Nation pre-sale begins Thursday, May 14th (1pm local time)
General sale begins Friday, May 15th (2pm local time)
Ticket information available here
Friday, July 16th
RAC Arena, Perth, WA
Sunday, July 18th
Entertainment Centre, Adelaide, SA
Wednesday, July 21st
Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC
Friday, July 23rd
Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW
Monday, July 26th
Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, QLD
