The 25th Anniversary World Tour

The 25th Anniversary World Tour
Tour by Westlife
Associated album25: The Ultimate Collection
Start date27 October 2025
End date—
No. of shows86
Supporting actsGarron Noone, Aslan, Biird
Westlife concert chronology

The 25th Anniversary World Tour, also referred to as The Anniversary World Tour, is a concert tour by Irish boy band Westlife in celebration of their 25 years as a touring act[1]. The tour currently comprises over 30 dates across Ireland, the United Kingdom and mainland Europe. It commenced with two orchestral performances at the Royal Albert Hall in London, on 27 and 28 October 2025, accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

The tour is scheduled to continue through 2026, including a 13-night residency at Dublin's 3Arena beginning on 10 September 2026[2]. Westlife will also perform seven consecutive shows at Belfast's SSE Arena from 27 to 31 October 2026. Additional major dates include three nights at The O2 in London and three nights at Manchester's Co-op Live. As of December 2025, further international dates are expected to be announced.

Also as part of their 25th-anniversary celebrations, Westlife will stage a series of concerts under the title A Gala Evening, a special concert format in which the group perform their catalogue accompanied by full symphony orchestras. This leg is exclusive to East Asia and is scheduled to commence on 3 February 2026 in Singapore, followed by 5 February in Kaohsiung, 6 February in Macau, and 10 February in Jakarta.

The tour was announced to commemorate 25 years of touring since their first ever concert in Newcastle on 9 February 2001, on the Where Dreams Come True Tour which eventually went on to have 82 shows. This tour, however, will not include co-lead singer Mark Feehily due to his illnesses such as pneumonia and sepsis[3], and will instead feature only Shane Filan, Nicky Byrne, and Kian Egan.

On their live television guesting on Britain's Got Talent on 9 May 2026, they said that the upcoming world tour will have 150 tour dates, meaning their biggest one yet. 86 tour dates have been announced as of this time so far. This tour will beat both Where Dreams Come True Tour, and The Wild Dreams Tour.

Set list

This set list is representative of the 27 and 28 October 2025 shows at the Royal Albert Hall. It does not represent all dates of the tour.

  1. "World of Our Own"
  2. "If I Let You Go"
  3. "Mandy"
  4. "Bop Bop Baby"
  5. "When You're Looking Like That"
  6. "Queen of My Heart"
  7. "I Have a Dream"
  8. "Flying Without Wings" (with Loren Allred on 28 October)
  9. "Hello My Love"
  10. "Fool Again"
  11. "What Makes a Man"
  12. "Uptown Girl"
  13. "Ain't That a Kick in the Head"
  14. "Mack the Knife"
  15. "My Love"
  16. "What About Now"
  17. "Chariot"
  18. "You Raise Me Up" (with Katherine Jenkins on 28 October)
  19. "Swear It Again"

Tour dates

Date (2025) City Country Venue Attendance Revenue
27 October London England Royal Albert Hall — $712,418[4]
28 October
Date (2026) City Country Venue Attendance Revenue
30 January 2026 Shanghai China NEC Center — —
1 February 2026 Guangzhou Baoneng Guangzhou Arena — —
3 February 2026 Singapore Arena @ Expo — —
5 February 2026 Kaohsiung Taiwan Kaohsiung Music Center — —
6 February 2026 Macau Londoner Arena — —
8 February 2026 Surabaya Indonesia Graha UNESA — —
10 February 2026 Tangerang Nice Pik 2 — —
10 September 2026 Dublin Ireland 3Arena — —
11 September 2026
12 September 2026
15 September 2026
16 September 2026
18 September 2026
19 September 2026
20 September 2026
22 September 2026
23 September 2026
24 September 2026
25 September 2026
26 September 2026
29 September 2026 Aberdeen Scotland P&J Live — —
30 September 2026 Glasgow OVO Hydro — —
1 October 2026
3 October 2026 Newcastle England Utilita Arena Newcastle — —
4 October 2026
6 October 2026 Leeds First Direct Bank Arena — —
7 October 2026 Sheffield Sheffield Arena — —
9 October 2026 London The O2 Arena — —
10 October 2026
11 October 2026
13 October 2026 Brighton Brighton Centre — —
14 October 2026 Bournemouth Windsor Hall — —
16 October 2026 Birmingham Utilita Arena Birmingham — —
17 October 2026
18 October 2026
19 October 2026 Cardiff Wales Utilita Arena Cardiff — —
20 October 2026
23 October 2026 Manchester England Co-op Live — —
24 October 2026
25 October 2026
27 October 2026 Belfast Northern Ireland SSE Arena — —
28 October 2026
29 October 2026
30 October 2026
31 October 2026
2 November 2026 Sheffield England Sheffield Arena — —
3 November 2026 Aberdeen Scotland P&J Live — —
5 November 2026 Belfast Northern Ireland SSE Arena — —
6 November 2026
15 November 2026 Paris France Zénith de Paris — —
17 November 2026 Hamburg Germany Barclays Arena — —
19 November 2026 Copenhagen Denmark Royal Arena — —
20 November 2026 Stockholm Sweden Avicii Arena — —
21 November 2026 Oslo Norway Oslo Spektrum — —
23 November 2026 Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome — —
24 November 2026 Antwerp Belgium Lotto Arena — —
25 November 2026 Cologne Germany Lanxess Arena — —
26 November 2026 Zürich Switzerland Hallenstadion — —
Date (2027) City Country Venue Attendance Revenue
14 January 2027 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Unifi Arena — —
16 January 2027 Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium — —
17 January 2027 — —
20 January 2027 Pasay Philippines Mall of Asia Arena — —
21 January 2027 — —
23 January 2027 Jakarta Indonesia Gelora Bung Karno Stadium — —
25 January 2027 Bangkok Thailand IMPACT Arena — —
27 January 2027 Hong Kong AsiaWorld–Arena — —
30 January 2027 Kaohsiung Taiwan Kaohsiung Arena — —
24 February 2027 Monterrey Mexico Arena Monterrey — —
25 February 2027 Guadalajara Arena Guadalajara — —
27 February 2027 Mexico City Arena CDMX — —
11 June 2027 Kaunas Lithuania Zalgiris Arena — —
12 June 2027 Riga Latvia Xiaomi Arena — —
14 June 2027 Helsinki Finland Veikkaus Arena — —
16 June 2027 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium — —
20 June 2027 Trondheim Norway Trøndelag Folk Museum — —
16 July 2027 Perth Australia RAC Arena — —
18 July 2027 Adelaide Adelaide Entertainment Centre — —
20 July 2027 Melbourne Rod Laver Arena — —
23 July 2027 Sydney Afterpay Arena — —
26 July 2027 Brisbane Brisbane Entertainment Centre — —
28 July 2027 Auckland New Zealand Spark Arena — —
29 July 2027
30 July 2027 Christchurch Wolfbrook Arena — —
31 July 2027
Total — —

References

  1. ↑ "Westlife tour 2026: Belfast and Dublin gigs announced". www.bbc.com. 20 October 2025. Retrieved 8 December 2025.
  2. ↑ "Westlife announce record-breaking run at 3Arena". 24 October 2025.
  3. ↑ "Inside Westlife star Mark Feehily's years-long health woes". 25 October 2025. Retrieved 8 December 2025.
  4. ↑ "Verifying". www.the-numbers.com. Retrieved 13 December 2025.
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