Tickets for the following shows will be available to snap up in an exclusive fan pre-sale taking place tomorrow (Tuesday 8th December). Further details will be sent out in an email to everyone on Westlife's official mailing list.
General sale for Belfast Odyssey Arena happens on Thursday 10th December, while all other general sales will take place on Friday 11th December.
Sunday 2nd May - Belfast Odyssey Arena
Thursday 6th May - Nottingham Arena
Friday 7th May - Liverpool Echo Arena
Sunday 9th May - Sheffield Arena
Wednesday 12th May - London O2 Arena
Sunday 16th May - Birmingham LG Arena
Thursday 20th May - Cardiff CIA
Monday 24th May - Glasgow SECC
Friday 28th May - Manchester ENA
Monday 31st May - Newcastle Arena
Saturday 5th June - Croke Park, Dublin
Source & Credit:Westlife.com
Monday, December 7, 2009
Westlife: 'We're over breaking America'
Westlife have insisted that they are no longer concerned with breaking America.
The Irish boyband cracked the US Top 20 with their debut single 'Swear It Again' in 2000, but have never scored a follow-up hit across the pond.
Their latest album Where We Are features production from several prestigious American producers, including Ryan Tedder and Brian Kennedy, prompting rumours that they are plotting another assault on the lucrative US market.
However, group member Mark Feehily claimed that this is merely a coincidence.
"We looked outside the box on this album and that brought us to America as well as other places in the world - London, Ireland, everywhere. It wasn't a conscious decision to break the States or anything," he told DS.
"With America, we're over the fact that we haven't broken it. If it ever comes up as an opportunity, we'll definitely take it, but we don't design things to try and break America anymore."
Westlife's Where We Are LP charted at number two behind Susan Boyle's I Dreamed A Dream on yesterday's UK albums chart.
Click here to watch the full interview with Westlife
Source:DigitalSpy.co.uk
The Irish boyband cracked the US Top 20 with their debut single 'Swear It Again' in 2000, but have never scored a follow-up hit across the pond.
Their latest album Where We Are features production from several prestigious American producers, including Ryan Tedder and Brian Kennedy, prompting rumours that they are plotting another assault on the lucrative US market.
However, group member Mark Feehily claimed that this is merely a coincidence.
"We looked outside the box on this album and that brought us to America as well as other places in the world - London, Ireland, everywhere. It wasn't a conscious decision to break the States or anything," he told DS.
"With America, we're over the fact that we haven't broken it. If it ever comes up as an opportunity, we'll definitely take it, but we don't design things to try and break America anymore."
Westlife's Where We Are LP charted at number two behind Susan Boyle's I Dreamed A Dream on yesterday's UK albums chart.
Click here to watch the full interview with Westlife
Source:DigitalSpy.co.uk
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