After news of Westlife's reunion caused waves of mild hysteria on the internet, reports are flooding in that the iconic 90s boyband will be taking to the stage in the UK and Croke Park in Ireland for their reunion concerts.
After calling it a day in 2012, the boy band have reportedly signed a new deal with Universal - and reports say that a certain Mr Ed Sherran will pen their comeback single.
The Irish Daily Mail reports that Nicky Byrne, Kian Egan, Mark Feehily and Shane Filan are set to head off on a UK and Ireland tour in 2019.
The tour will reportedly take place in the summer months next year.
The band previously played two shows in the GAA venue on their farewell tour in 2012 before calling it a day on their music careers.
"Boyzone are wrapping up their career playing small shows and racecourses so this [Westlife] comeback tour has to be bigger and better than anything they have done before," a source told the newspaper.
However, there is one catch - former member Brian McFadden won't be joining the reunion. But this hasn't deterred fans; thousands are delighted to be seeing the foursome back in musical action once more.
The band are expected to announce the tour next month.
