How, when, and where to bag Westlife tickets as they add yet more anniversary tour dates

Westlife fans can't get enough of the boyband and their ever-growing anniversary tour.

Kian, Shane, and Nicky are celebrating 25 years of making music, and have added even more UK show dates to the bill.

The 2026 tour already includes a whopping 13-night residency in Dublin and seven nights in Belfast.

To top it off, they've added extra shows in London, Birmingham, Manchester, and more, much to the delight of fans who say it's their 'childhood dream come true' to see the Irish stars perform.

Sadly, Mark Feehily won't be performing with the band for the tour following his spells of ill health, but he did perform on their latest single, Chariot, which was written by none other than Ed Sheeran.

From extra show dates and prices to where to buy resale tickets, find out everything you need to know below.

Westlife recently played a special concert at the Royal Albert Hall (Joseph Okpako/WireImage/Getty)

How to get your hands on Westlife tickets now

Tickets for all show dates are on sale already, and if you feel like being fancy, you should check out Seat Unique.

There, you'll find VIP and hospitality tickets, so you can make it a special night, whether you choose London, Birmingham or Manchester.

You can currently buy Westlife tickets via the following sites:

• See Tickets
• AXS
• Livenation
• Ticketmaster

If the date you want has already been snapped up, check out the below resale sites:

• Viagogo
• StubHub
• Vivid Seats
• Ticombo
• Gigsberg

To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.

Mark sadly won't be joining them on tour but is still very much part of the band (SUJIT JAISWAL/Getty)

Where are Westlife playing in the UK and Ireland next year?

Are you ready? Here is the full list of Westlife tour dates, including the new additions.

So, there's no excuse not to secure tickets. See you there?

Westlife UK and Ireland 2026 tour dates:

• Thu September 10 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Fri September 11 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Sat September 12 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Tue September 15 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Wed September 16 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Fri September 18 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Sat September 19 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Sun September 20 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Tue September 22 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Wed September 23 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Thu September 24 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Fri September 25 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Sat September 26 2026 - Dublin 3Arena
• Tue September 29 2026 - Aberdeen P&J Live
• Wed September 30 2026 - Glasgow OVO Hydro
• Thu October 1 2026 - Glasgow OVO Hydro
• Mon October 2 2025 - Sheffield Utilita Arena (NEW)
• Sat October 3 2026 - Newcastle Upon Tyne Utilita Arena
• Sun October 4 2026 - Newcastle Upon Tyne Utilita Arena
• Tue October 6 2026 - Leeds first direct Arena
• Wed October 7 2026 - Sheffield Utilita Arena
• Fri October 9 2026 - London O2 Arena
• Sat October 10 2026 - London O2 Arena
• Sun October 11 2026 - London O2 Arena (NEW)
• Tue October 13 2026 - Brighton Centre
• Wed October 14 2026 – Bournemouth BIC
• Fri October 16 2026 - Birmingham Utilita Arena
• Sat October 17 2026 - Birmingham Utilita Arena Birmingham
• Sun October 18 2026 - Birmingham Utilita Arena (NEW)
• Mon October 19 2026 - Cardiff Utilita Arena
• Tue October 20 2026 - Cardiff Utilita Arena
• Fri October 23 2026 - Manchester Co-op Live
• Sat October 24 2026 - Manchester Co-op Live
• Sun October 25 2026 - Manchester Co-op Live (NEW)
• Tue October 27 2026 - Belfast SSE Arena Belfast
• Wed October 28 2026 - Belfast SSE Arena Belfast
• Thu October 29 2026 - Belfast SSE Arena Belfast
• Fri October 30 2026 - Belfast SSE Arena Belfast
• Sat October 31 2026 - Belfast SSE Arena Belfast
• Tue November 3 2025 - Aberdeen P&J Live (NEW)
• Thu November 5 2026 - Belfast SSE Arena Belfast
• Fri November 6 2026 - Belfast SSE Arena Belfast