Westlife fans, get ready—Shane Filan has dropped a major hint about where the legendary group’s much-anticipated 2025 world tour will begin. During a recent announcement, the band’s frontman suggested that the Eternal Love World Tour will kick off in none other than their beloved home country of Ireland. With excitement building, it now seems likely that Westlife will return to their roots by launching the tour in late November 2025 from their hometown.
The emotional significance of starting the tour in Ireland isn’t lost on fans or the band. Westlife originally formed in Sligo, and beginning their global comeback on familiar ground feels like a heartfelt tribute to the place where it all started. Over the years, the group has often credited their hometown and Irish supporters for giving them the foundation to become one of the most successful pop bands of their era.
Shane’s remarks have only fueled anticipation for what promises to be a nostalgic yet fresh experience. The Eternal Love World Tour will support Westlife’s upcoming album of the same name and span more than 50 cities around the globe. From Dublin to distant stages in North America, Asia, and Australia, the tour is expected to deliver a blend of their timeless hits with new material that captures the band’s artistic evolution.
Fans can also look forward to a powerful visual and emotional experience. While details about the tour’s exact staging remain under wraps, the band has promised a high-production show filled with surprises and heartfelt moments. Launching in Ireland adds a layer of sentimentality and is sure to be one of the most memorable nights of the tour.
Although the full list of tour dates has yet to be revealed, the confirmation of a late-November start in Ireland is enough to get the buzz going. With pre-sale ticket access expected to open in mid-May for registered fans, it’s only a matter of time before Westlife’s tour plans fully unfold. One thing is certain: kicking off this monumental journey in their hometown will set a powerful tone for what’s to come.
