Westlife at 25: amazing Royal Albert Hall concert coming to Reading cinemas

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Westlife will celebrate 25 years with a special concert at the Royal Albert Hall
Westlife will celebrate 25 years with a special concert at the Royal Albert Hall
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Irish pop superstars Westlife are bringing their landmark 25th anniversary concert to the big screen this November – with screenings taking place at Vue Reading, Showcase Cinema de Lux Winnersh, and Cineworld in Bracknell.

Westlife 25 – Live at the Royal Albert Hall will be shown in more than 400 cinemas across the UK and Ireland from Saturday 29 November, capturing the band’s first performance at the famous London venue.

The concert sees Westlife joined by the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, delivering new arrangements of their biggest hits alongside fan favourites.

And best of all, fans will have a ringside seat without having to travel to the big city, as the concert is being screened in cinemas.

Fans can look forward to timeless tracks such as Flying Without Wings, Swear It Again, and You Raise Me Up, all performed in one of the world’s most prestigious concert halls and captured with breathtaking visuals and surround sound.

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Speaking about the cinema screening, Westlife said: “Performing at the Royal Albert Hall with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra is truly a bucket list moment for us and being able to announce that we are sharing the concert in cinemas makes it even more special.

“It’s going to be an unforgettable night so grab your popcorn and don’t forget to sing along.”

Over the last 25 years, Westlife have sold more than 55 million records worldwide, with 14 UK No.1 singles and 33 No.1 albums globally.

They remain one of the most successful bands of the 21st century, having sold over six million concert tickets to date, and saw their first seven songs go straight to the top of the hit parade.

Overall, they are behind only Elvis Presley and The Beatles when it comes to chart success.

When is Westlife 25 – Live at the Royal Albert Hall coming to cinemas and how do I get tickets?

Westlife 25 – Live at the Royal Albert Hall will be shown in UK and Irish cinemas from Saturday 29 November 2025.

In the Reading area, screenings will take place at Vue Reading, Showcase Cinema de Lux Winnersh, and Everyman Reading.

Vue Cinema in Oracle’s Riverside will screen the concert first at 7pm on Saturday, 29 November and then 3.30pm on Sunday, 30 November.

The Showcase in Winnersh also starts at 7pm on Saturday, 29 November, but the Sunday screening is 1.30pm.

The Saturday screening starts at 7.30pm at Cineworld in Bracknell, and at 2pm on Sunday.

For those who find Camberley easier to get to, the Vue Cinema will screen the concert first at 7pm on Saturday, 29 November and then 3.30pm on Sunday, 30 November.

Tickets are available now at: www.westlifeincinemas.com

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