Westlife play three nights at the O2 Arena in Greenwich on Friday 9, Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October as part of The 25th Anniversary World Tour, with Shane Filan, Kian Egan and Nicky Byrne performing as a trio. Doors open at 6.30pm on Friday and Saturday and at 6pm on Sunday. Based on earlier dates on the tour, the band are expected on stage at about 8.30pm on Friday and Saturday and 8pm on Sunday, finishing around 10.30pm and 10pm respectively. Ana Sky is the support act. Ticketmaster lists limited availability for all three nights, and resale tickets on secondary sites start at around £85, The WP Times reports.
Mark Feehily is not taking part in the tour. He has stepped back after illnesses including pneumonia and sepsis, according to reporting on the band's plans. The tour opened with two orchestral shows at the Royal Albert Hall in Kensington on 27 and 28 October 2025. It marks 25 years since the group's first hits and accompanies the compilation album 25: The Ultimate Collection. The setlists on the tour have run to about 20 songs, built around the band's 14 UK number ones, including Swear It Again, Flying Without Wings, Uptown Girl, My Love, World of Our Own, If I Let You Go and You Raise Me Up. The O2 is served by North Greenwich station on the Jubilee line, which runs a full service on the weekend of 10 and 11 October. That includes direct trains from Westminster and Green Park, while the Circle and District lines are closed through central London.
What are the Westlife O2 stage times
The O2 has not published exact stage times. The times below are based on doors listed for the three London dates and on running times at earlier shows on the tour. Sunday shows at the O2 finish earlier because of the venue's curfew. Ana Sky opens each night before Westlife.
| Night | Doors | Ana Sky (support) | Westlife on stage (expected) | Finish (expected) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday 9 October | 6.30pm | About 7.30pm | About 8.30pm | About 10.30pm |
| Saturday 10 October | 6.30pm | About 7.30pm | About 8.30pm | About 10.30pm |
| Sunday 11 October | 6pm | About 7pm | About 8pm | About 10pm |
Allow at least 30 minutes to get through security at the arena entrances, which are busiest in the hour before the main act. Stage times can change on the night; the O2 app and the band's social media channels post updates.
What songs will Westlife play at the O2
Westlife have played a set of about 20 songs on the anniversary tour. The London setlist has not been published, but recent shows, including Sheffield, have featured the band's biggest hits from 1999 to the present. At the opening Royal Albert Hall shows, Katherine Jenkins joined the band for You Raise Me Up and Loren Allred for Flying Without Wings on 28 October 2025. Guest appearances in London have not been announced.
| Song | First released |
|---|---|
| Swear It Again | 1999 |
| If I Let You Go | 1999 |
| Flying Without Wings | 1999 |
| I Have a Dream | 1999 |
| Fool Again | 2000 |
| My Love | 2000 |
| Uptown Girl | 2001 |
| Queen of My Heart | 2001 |
| World of Our Own | 2002 |
| Unbreakable | 2002 |
| Mandy | 2003 |
| You Raise Me Up | 2005 |
| Hello My Love | 2019 |
The list above shows songs played on the tour so far and is a guide, not a confirmed running order for the O2.
Who is in Westlife on this tour
Shane Filan, Kian Egan and Nicky Byrne are performing on the tour. Mark Feehily, one of the group's four members since the 2018 reunion, is not touring because of ill health. Westlife formed in Sligo in 1998, released their first single, Swear It Again, in 1999, and split in 2012 before reuniting in 2018. They have had 14 UK number one singles, more than any other group except the Beatles and Elvis Presley among acts with UK chart records of that size. The current tour began at the Royal Albert Hall in October 2025. It includes 13 nights at Dublin's 3Arena from 10 September 2026, three nights at the O2 in London and seven nights at the SSE Arena in Belfast between 27 October and 6 November. The band said on Britain's Got Talent in May 2026 that the tour would reach 150 dates.
| Tour stop | Venue | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| London (opening) | Royal Albert Hall | 27 and 28 October 2025 |
| Dublin | 3Arena | 13 nights from 10 September 2026 |
| London | The O2 | 9, 10 and 11 October 2026 |
| Belfast | SSE Arena | 27 to 31 October and 5 to 6 November 2026 |
Can you still get Westlife O2 tickets
Ticketmaster, the official ticket agent for the O2 shows, lists limited availability for all three nights. Returned and released tickets appear in the days before each show, often in the late afternoon. Ticketmaster's Fan-to-Fan resale lets fans resell at face value or less. Tickets on secondary sites such as StubHub and Viagogo have started at about £85, with most above £120. The O2 advises buying only from official sellers. Tickets bought from unauthorised resellers can be cancelled, and the name on the ticket may be checked at the door.
| Where to look | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Ticketmaster (official) | Limited availability; check for returns in the 24 hours before the show |
| Ticketmaster Fan-to-Fan resale | Face value or less |
| Secondary sites | From about £85; most £120 and above; risk of cancellation |
What can you take into the O2
The O2 allows one bag per person no larger than A4 or a standard handbag. Backpacks, travel cases and large tote bags are not allowed in the arena. A bag drop just outside the main entrance costs £10 per bag and closes one hour after the show ends; American Express cardholders can use a free lane. Food and drink must be finished before entering. Glass and hard bottles are banned, but empty collapsible bottles are allowed.
- Allowed: one A4 or handbag-size bag, empty collapsible bottle, small perfume bottle, phone
- Not allowed: backpacks, large totes, glass, alcohol, banners on poles, large umbrellas, professional cameras with detachable lenses, balloons, confetti and glitter
- Bag drop: £10, outside the main entrance, closes one hour after the show
How do you get to the O2 and home again
The O2 is on the Greenwich Peninsula, next to North Greenwich station on the Jubilee line. On the weekend of 10 and 11 October, the Jubilee line runs a full service, while the Circle and District lines are closed between Edgware Road and Aldgate or Tower Hill for planned engineering work. From Westminster, Green Park, Bond Street and Waterloo, the Jubilee line runs direct to North Greenwich in under 20 minutes. From Victoria and Pimlico, take the Victoria line to Green Park and change to the Jubilee line. River boats run between North Greenwich Pier and central London piers including Westminster, and the IFS Cloud Cable Car links North Greenwich with the Royal Docks. Expect long queues at North Greenwich station straight after the show; many fans walk to the river boats or wait in the arena area for 20 to 30 minutes.
| From | Route on 10 and 11 October |
|---|---|
| Westminster | Jubilee line direct to North Greenwich |
| Victoria or Pimlico | Victoria line to Green Park, then Jubilee line |
| Waterloo or London Bridge | Jubilee line direct |
| Liverpool Street | Elizabeth line to Canary Wharf, then Jubilee line one stop |
| Westminster Pier | River boat to North Greenwich Pier |
What else is on at The O2 after Westlife
The O2 in Greenwich has a packed entertainment schedule after Westlife's three anniversary concerts on 9, 10 and 11 October 2026. Fans staying in London can book more live music, from Hollywood soundtracks and pop reunions to Afrobeats, K-pop and hip-hop.
Upcoming events at The O2 in October 2026
- Monday 12 October – The World of Hans Zimmer: A New Dimension. A spectacular orchestral performance featuring music from major Hollywood films. Ideal for film music enthusiasts.
- Tuesday 13 October – The Pussycat Dolls. The reunited pop group returns with Lil' Kim among the special guests, celebrating hits including Don't Cha and Buttons.
- Thursday 15 October – Asake. The Nigerian Afrobeats star brings his IN GOD WE TRUST World Tour to London.
- Friday 16 October – LE SSERAFIM. The South Korean girl group performs at The O2, bringing another major K-pop event to Greenwich.
- Saturday 17 October – Dubois vs Wardley 2. A heavyweight boxing rematch offers an alternative to the week's concerts.
- Monday 19 and Tuesday 20 October – J. Cole. The American rapper begins his London performances, with additional dates scheduled.
Where to buy tickets and how much they cost
Tickets for these events are available through the official The O2 events calendar, which directs visitors to authorised ticketing partners, including AXS. Prices vary depending on the artist, date, seating category and remaining availability. Check standard tickets and AXS Official Resale before considering third-party sellers. The venue is at Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX, next to North Greenwich Underground station on the Jubilee line.
Frequently asked questions
What time do Westlife come on at The O2?
Westlife are expected on stage around 8.30pm on Friday 9 and Saturday 10 October, and approximately 8pm on Sunday 11 October, based on previous performances. These times are estimates, not confirmed schedules. Doors open at 6.30pm on Friday and Saturday and 6pm on Sunday.
Who is supporting Westlife?
Singer Ana Sky is the announced special guest for the London concerts.
Is Mark Feehily performing?
No. Shane Filan, Kian Egan and Nicky Byrne are performing as a trio. Mark Feehily is not participating because of health issues.
What time does the concert finish?
The expected finishing time is approximately 10.30pm on Friday and Saturday and 10pm on Sunday. Actual times may vary.
Can I take a bag into The O2?
Visitors may bring one bag no larger than A4. Backpacks and large bags are prohibited. A bag storage facility outside the main entrance charges £10 per bag.
Is the Jubilee line running this weekend?
The Jubilee line is scheduled to serve North Greenwich on 10–11 October. Planned engineering works affect sections of the Circle and District lines, so check TfL's live service updates before travelling.
Can I buy last-minute Westlife tickets?
Yes, if tickets remain available. Check The O2's official Westlife booking page and AXS Official Resale. Prices and availability can change.
How early should I arrive?
Allow at least 45–60 minutes before the expected performance, particularly if you need to pass security, buy merchandise or find your seat.
Sources used: Time Out London Westlife O2 guide, The 25th Anniversary World Tour (tour records), The O2 security and bag policy, JamBase O2 event listings, Transport for London planned closures, Ticketmaster.
