After enchanting the world with albums like “Coast to Cost”, “World of Our Own”, “Turnaround”, “Allow Us to Be Frank”, “Face to Face”, “The Love Album” and many others, Westlife, the influential Irish pop music group is all set to release their ninth studio album entitles “Back Home” on November 5th 2007. The album contains a collection of brand new tracks along with a few covers of timeless classics. Tracklisting for the album has been already released on the band's official website on October 3rd, 2007. The album will feature 12 mesmerising tracks from the band of four members including Shane Filan, Mark Feehily, Kian Egan and Nicky Byrne.
The first single “Home” will be followed by tracks like “Us Against the World”, “Something Right”, “I'm Already There”, “When I'm With You”, “Have You Ever”, It's You”, “Catch My Breath”, “The Easy Way”, “I Do”, “Pictures in My Head” and “You Must Have Had a Broken Heart”. Fans have already gone crazy about the release of this much awaited album. Spice Girls, one of the contemporaries of Westlife has been reportedly withdrawn from the chart and delayed their “Greatest Hits” album release by a week to the 12th of coming November. Just imagine, what are the expectations from this album “Back Home”.
Weslife is already a big name with fans from all across the globe. Formed in July 1998, this Irish band is currently managed by Louis Walsh. With fourteen #1 singles in the UK between 1999-2006, the band is placed (in this regard) just behind the legendary Elvis Presley and the Beatles and has tied with Cliff Richards of the Shadows fame. Winner of awards like Smash Hits T4 Poll, Top of the Pops Award, annual Best Irish Pop Act at the Ireland Meteor Awards and many more, this band has still much to offer to the musical fraternity. Come this November 5th, you will feel their magic again.
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