Westlife are preparing to make their milestone 25th Anniversary World Tour even more memorable by placing fans at the centre of the celebrations. As the band gear up for a huge year on the road in 2026, a special fan-focused initiative is expected to complement the global tour, celebrating the shared history between Westlife and their loyal supporters.
Fans will be encouraged to showcase their creativity by recreating iconic Westlife moments that have defined the band’s legacy over the past 25 years. These recreations can take many forms, including dance routines, signature outfits, classic album artwork, memorable music video scenes, or treasured throwback photos from past Westlife concerts. Submissions may be shared as photos or videos, paired with the original moment that inspired them.
A number of selected fans will be rewarded with an unforgettable Las Vegas experience as part of the anniversary celebrations. The experience is set to include round-trip airfare for the winner and a guest, a two-night stay at Park MGM, and tickets to attend a special Westlife live performance in 2026 at Dolby Live, marking a standout moment in the anniversary year.
Those chosen will also have the opportunity to attend an exclusive meet-and-greet with the band, where group photographs will be taken to commemorate the occasion. Special Westlife merchandise will form part of the experience, adding a personal keepsake to what promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime celebration for longtime fans.
The fan initiative coincides with a packed touring schedule for Westlife in 2026. The year begins with orchestral concerts across Singapore, Taiwan, and Indonesia in February, followed by the Westlife 25 Anniversary World Tour arriving in Europe. The band will perform in Dublin in September before touring the UK and mainland Europe through October and November. Following their celebrated Royal Albert Hall shows in October 2025, the group have described the anniversary tour as a heartfelt thank-you to fans who have shared the journey with them for the past 25 years—promising that this is only the beginning of the celebrations.
