Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden’s Boyzlife add 12 new UK dates for 2027

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Boyzlife, the supergroup made up of Boyzone’s Keith Duffy and Westlife’s Brian McFadden, have announced a Spring 2027 UK tour. General sale tickets go on sale on Friday 7 August at 10am via Ticketmaster.

The announcement follows Boyzone’s sold-out reunion shows at Emirates Stadium this summer, which saw Keith Duffy reunite with Ronan Keating, Shane Lynch and Mikey Graham for the first time since 2019. Brian McFadden joined Duffy onstage for a special Boyzlife performance during the shows, giving fans their first live taste of the duo’s original track ‘Chills’.

The 12-date Spring 2027 tour runs throughout May and follows Boyzlife’s hugely successful early 2026 UK tour, as well as previously announced dates for October and November 2026. Between Boyzone and Westlife, the two acts racked up more than 21 UK number one singles and sold tens of millions of records worldwide during the 90s and 00s boyband era.

The Spring 2027 run will take in Manchester, Inverness, Salisbury and Northampton among its stops, with the tour opening in St Albans on 6 May and closing in Northampton on 23 May.

Duffy and McFadden said: “We’re absolutely thrilled to announce our Spring 2027 tour! The incredible memories we created during our 2026 shows and performing together at Emirates Stadium this summer have us counting down the days until we can hit the road again and reunite with all of our amazing fans. Brace yourselves for more unforgettable nights filled with music, laughter, and possibly some special guests joining us along the way. Can’t wait to see you all in 2027!”

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The tour comes as 90s boyband nostalgia enjoys a fresh wave of popularity, fuelled by documentaries including BBC’s Boyband Forever and Sky’s Boyzone: No Matter What, as well as the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man.

Keith and Brian formed Boyzlife in 2016 after both had left their respective groups, and the duo have since performed for more than 300,000 fans worldwide, including sets at Carfest, Rewind Festivals and Pub in the Park. Their live show began as an autobiographical set featuring stories from their Boyzone and Westlife days interspersed with hits, before growing into a full production with a live band, special effects and pyrotechnics as demand grew.

As part of Westlife, Brian holds a record seven consecutive UK and Ireland number ones and 12 chart-toppers overall, with the band selling more than 30 million records and landing four number one albums. He also had solo UK number one success with ‘Real To Me’. Keith enjoyed similar heights with Boyzone, notching six UK number one singles, five number one albums and worldwide sales exceeding 25 million records, with 16 of the band’s first 17 releases reaching the top five.

Boyzlife continue to write new material alongside their greatest hits sets, with their latest single ‘Chills’ described as an upbeat track about the feeling of falling in love. On the Spring 2027 tour, expect a mix of Boyzone favourites including ‘I Love The Way You Love Me’, ‘All That I Need’ and ‘No Matter What’, alongside Westlife classics ‘My Love’, ‘I Lay My Love On You’ and ‘Uptown Girl’.

Spring 2027 Tour Dates:

  • 6 May: St Albans, Alban Arena
  • 7 May: Tunbridge Wells, Forum Theatre
  • 8 May: Salisbury, City Hall
  • 9 May: Dartford, Orchard Theatre
  • 13 May: Inverness, Eden Court
  • 14 May: Dundee, Caird Hall
  • 15 May: Darlington, Hippodrome
  • 16 May: Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
  • 20 May: Blackburn, King George’s Hall
  • 21 May: Scunthorpe, Baths Hall
  • 22 May: Skegness, Embassy Theatre
  • 23 May: Northampton, Derngate

Previously Announced Autumn 2026 Tour Dates (tickets on sale now via Ticketmaster):

  • 8 October: Sheffield, City Hall
  • 9 October: Llandudno, Venue Cymru Theatre
  • 10 October: Swansea Arena
  • 11 October: Basingstoke, Anvil
  • 15 October: Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
  • 16 October: Ipswich, Regent Theatre
  • 17 October: London, Indigo at the O2
  • 18 October: Leicester, De Montfort Hall
  • 22 October: Wycombe Swan
  • 23 October: Portsmouth, Guildhall
  • 24 October: Poole, Lighthouse
  • 25 October: Truro, Hall For Cornwall
  • 5 November: Glasgow, Pavilion Theatre
  • 6 November: Aberdeen, Music Hall
  • 7 November: Dunfermline, Alhambra
  • 8 November: Carlisle, Sands Centre
  • 12 November: Birmingham, Symphony Hall
  • 13 November: Warrington, Parr Hall
  • 14 November: York, Barbican
  • 15 November: Swindon, Meca
  • 19 November: Buxton, Opera House
  • 20 November: Blackpool, Opera House
  • 21 November: Gateshead, Glasshouse
  • 22 November: Aylesbury, Waterside

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