The start of 2026 has already brought a wave of excitement for Westlife fans—and it’s only January! In a thrilling return to the spotlight, the beloved Irish pop group has released their first new single in years, “Hello My Love.” The uplifting track, co-written by global pop icon Ed Sheeran, marks a powerful comeback for the band and has been met with overwhelming support. Now, fans have another reason to celebrate: Westlife will be performing the single live at the upcoming National Television Awards.
Shane Filan, Nicky Byrne, Kian Egan, and Mark Feehily confirmed the news via social media, sending fans into a frenzy. Their announcement read, “We’ll be performing ‘Hello My Love’ live at The @OfficialNTAs next Tuesday! 22nd at 8pm. Hosted by @radioleary.” The post quickly went viral, with fans expressing their joy and anticipation for the band’s live television return.
Social media lit up with excitement following the announcement. One devoted fan shared, “Fantastic! Proud of you that you will participate in such an important event! I can not wait to see you on stage again singing #HelloMyLove.” Another wrote, “Yesssssss I will 100% be watching to see you guys performing 😁🙌🏼.” It’s clear that Westlife’s comeback has reignited a deep love among their loyal fanbase, many of whom have been following the group for two decades.
The National Television Awards performance marks another major milestone in Westlife’s return to the music scene. After years away from the spotlight, the group has come back stronger than ever, with new music, fresh energy, and a world tour on the horizon. Their scheduled appearance is expected to draw in millions of viewers eager to see the band reunite on one of the UK’s biggest television stages.
From their early chart-topping days in the late ’90s to their polished return in 2026, Westlife’s journey has been nothing short of iconic. With “Hello My Love” already making waves, their upcoming live performance is set to remind the world why Westlife continues to hold a special place in pop music history. If this is only the beginning of the year, it’s safe to say 2026 could be Westlife’s biggest comeback yet.
