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Westlife: Irish pop band 'Westlife' have been one of the most successful boy bands of our time.
First signed by Simon Cowell in the late 90s, now managed by Louis Walsh, the band are the only group in British or Irish history to have seven singles go straight to number 1.
They began as a quintet but since the departure of Brian McFadden in 2004 have been a successful quartet.
Their latest release was 'Gravity' in 2010.
Westlife: Westlife will be performing live gig at SECC Glasgow venue in Glasgow, Lanarkshire on the 26 May 10.
For more information about ticket prices for the Westlife event, ticket costs, venue seating plans, performance times for Westlife, or for details of other music concerts and gigs, contact the SECC Glasgow on 0844 395 4000.
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Westlife at SECC in Glasgow, Lanarkshire on Wednesday, 26 May 2010.
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