Boyzlife, the musical duo comprising Boyzone’s Keith Duffy and former Westlife member Brian McFadden, have announced an extensive UK tour for May 2027.
Fans can anticipate a blend of classic hits from their respective boyband careers alongside original material from the pair.
The 12-date tour is set to commence in St Albans on 6 May, before concluding in Northampton on 23 May.
Duffy and McFadden expressed their excitement for next year’s tour, stating: "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."
Tickets for the upcoming shows will be available for purchase from Friday 7 August at 10am via Ticketmaster.
Boyzlife formed in 2016, releasing their debut album, Strings Attached, in 2020, and followed it up in 2022 with their second record Old School.
Speaking back in 2024 to The Independent, Duffy and McFadden reflected on their journey together.
“Most of our fans have been following us for 25-30 years,” Duffy said over a video call.
“If we have new fans, it’s because it’s their children or their grandchildren.
“The music business has all changed now, and the kids are so clever with online stuff,” Duffy added.
“But the most valuable marketing tool still to this day is radio. For those guys to play us old farts… it’s very difficult to get on the radio. So we have to rely on the nostalgia of our music.
“After 30 years in the business, we know most of our fans, we’ve seen them all before, so it’s a much more intimate, personable show that we do.”
McFadden departed Westlife in 2004 to pursue a solo career, while Boyzone were active from 1993 to 2000, and again from 2007 to 2019, performing their final farewell concert, One For The Road, in London on 5 and 6 June.