Post by Helen on Jul 12, 2004 19:56:09 GMT
Pop sensations Westlife have allayed fears that they are planning to spilt up- by revealing their plans for a brand new tour. The chart-toppers, who have just completed their most successful tour yet, are already making plans to set off on the road again in 2005. Mark, Shane, Kian and Nicky will embark on their fifth major tour with a string of Irish dates in February.
"There'll be an announcement made about the new tour shortly," confirmed Westlife manager, Louis Walsh.
"They love touring and the Turnaround Tour was such a big success that they're dying to get out there again. We're talking about February."
The band will begin recording a new album after returning from their summer holidays at the end of July.
"It's going to be a themed album-but we're not going to reveal what it's about just yet," said Walsh. "It'll be released in October or November."
The band kicked off their first ever concert as a foursome in Belfast on March 29-just weeks after Bryan McFadden left the band. They performed ten nights at The Point in Dublin as part of the 62-date world tour And Kian Egan said splitting up is the last thing on the minds of Westlife.
"We've another album on the way," he said. "We've plenty of plans yet."
"There'll be an announcement made about the new tour shortly," confirmed Westlife manager, Louis Walsh.
"They love touring and the Turnaround Tour was such a big success that they're dying to get out there again. We're talking about February."
The band will begin recording a new album after returning from their summer holidays at the end of July.
"It's going to be a themed album-but we're not going to reveal what it's about just yet," said Walsh. "It'll be released in October or November."
The band kicked off their first ever concert as a foursome in Belfast on March 29-just weeks after Bryan McFadden left the band. They performed ten nights at The Point in Dublin as part of the 62-date world tour And Kian Egan said splitting up is the last thing on the minds of Westlife.
"We've another album on the way," he said. "We've plenty of plans yet."
