They will perform three concerts in Ireland including the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
Westlife says it's excited to see live gigs coming back.
The group announced a new tour today, which will kick off at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on July 8th.
It will include a number of sold-out dates in Cork and London that were rescheduled due to the pandemic.
Nicky Byrne promises they'll be performing all their greatest hits.
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