After months of speculation, Westlife fans finally have confirmation: the long-awaited documentary And So It Goes is officially on its way to Netflix and YouTube. Nicky Byrne broke the news on his podcast, putting an end to weeks of rumors that had been circulating across fan communities. During the announcement, he also hinted that the film is only the beginning, promising more unexpected surprises ahead for longtime supporters of the group.
The documentary takes viewers on an emotional journey through Westlife’s recent years, beginning with their triumphant Wild Dreams comeback tour. The film doesn’t shy away from the challenges the band faced along the way, especially performing without Mark Feehily, whose absence shaped both the tour and the group’s dynamic. These moments capture a blend of excitement, uncertainty, and resilience as the trio continued their global run.
A significant portion of the story focuses on how the band coped with milestones missed along the way. Feehily opens up about what it was like to sit out major anniversary celebrations tied to his own legacy. His reflections add emotional depth to the documentary, offering fans a rare, honest look at the personal struggles behind the scenes.
The film also explores the future of the band through the lens of Feehily’s journey. His career, challenges, and ongoing recovery form a central thread throughout the project, turning what began as a comeback story into something deeper and far more human. According to Byrne, this shift happened naturally during filming, evolving into a narrative that surprised even the band themselves.
The film set to arrive December 20th starring Shane Filan, Nicky Byrne, Kian Egan, and Mark Feehily. With heartfelt interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and a focus on friendship and perseverance, the documentary promises to be one of Westlife’s most personal projects yet.
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