How to see Westlife on tour in 2022 as Mark Feehily revealed to be Masked Singer’s Robobunny

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Westlife are heading out on a UK and Ireland headline tour in 2022 – and we’ve got all the ticket info you need.

After band member Mark Feehily was revealed to be the RoboBunny on The Masked Singer UK, fans might be wondering where they can see the group live this year.

Well, there are plenty of chances to see Westlife in 2022, as they have a number of tour dates planned including a huge show at Wembley Stadium in the summer.

They’ll then head to Cork for two shows at Páirc Uí Chaoimh before an arena run across the UK in November as part of The Wild Dreams Tour.

Fans can get their hands on tickets for Westlife’s tour from Ticketmaster here.

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Feehily was recently revealed to be the RoboBunny character on series three of The Masked Singer.

During his time on the show he performed renditions of Whitney Houston’s “Saving All My Love For You” and Lady Gaga’s “Shallow”.

The singer reached the finale of the show, which saw him duet with previous winner Nicola Roberts, before placing third behind Charlotte Church and Natalie Imbruglia.

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Last year Feehily opened up about the “guilt” he felt while in the closet, that eventually festered into “internalised homophobia”.

During an interview on the When I Was 25 podcast, he said that undergoing therapy made him realise he was homophobic.

He told host Vinny Hurrell: “There was a eureka moment where she [the therapist] told me: ‘Do you realise that you’re actually homophobic?’

“I was like: ‘What? How dare you. I’m homophobic? I’m gay, how can I be homophobic?’.”

“I thought: ‘That’s the last straw. I’m not homophobic’. If I really wanted to change that, I needed to come out,” he added.

The singer came out to family and friends in 2003 and his bandmates in 2004, before coming out publicly during an interview with British tabloid The Sun when he was 25.

You can find out how to get tickets, prices and the full tour schedule for Westlife below.

How to get Westlife tickets

Tickets for all of Westlife’s UK and Ireland tour dates are now available from Ticketmaster here.

They’re priced from £53, plus booking fees, with standard and VIP packages available.

You can check out the full tour schedule below.

Westlife tour dates for 2022

• 1 July – Kent, Hop Farm
• 2 July – Colchester, Castle Park
• 8 July – Dublin, Aviva Stadium
• 9 July – Dublin, Aviva Stadium
• 23 July – Scarborough, Open Air Theatre
• 6 August – London, Wembley Stadium
• 12 August – Cork, Páirc Uí Chaoimh
• 13 August – Cork, Páirc Uí Chaoimh
• 17 November – Abderdeen, P&J Live
• 19 November – Glasgow, Ovo Hydro
• 20 November – Glasgow, Ovo Hydro
• 22 November – Leeds, First Direct Arena
• 24 November – Manchester, AO Arena
• 25 November – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
• 26 November – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
• 28 November – Sheffield, Utilita Arena
• 30 November – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
• 3 December – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
• 4 December – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
• 7 December – London, O2 Arena
• 9 December – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
• 11 December – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena
• 12 December – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena