The crowd, including former Hollyoaks’ star Jodi Albert (Kian Egan’s fiancée) and photographer Kevin McDaid (Mark Feehily’s boyfriend) adore this band and do not see them as ‘boring’ – the label which they are so often given. Some of the syrupy ballads like 'What Makes A Man' are trademarks of this band and no gig would be complete without them. As for the famous stools; they only come out once during an accoustic set.

The lads’ voices vary, but lead vocalist Shane brings emotion to every song he sings. Feehily’s vocals bind the tracks, as his range is as slick and polished as the gig itself. At times he does look bored with the set list but, his ill-fitting clothes do not help the poor bloke, as he can hardly breathe. Byrne and Egan’s vocals are nowhere near as impressive but, they make up for this with humour and playfulness.

'The Easy Way' is Motown meets N-Sync, with camp dance routines to boot. The boys have a good time, kicking back to this one, sampling The Jackson’s ABC along the way. An ill-advised medley incorporating 'Sexy Back' into 'Blame It On The Boogie' reminds you how Louis Walsh can get it so wrong sometimes.

The lads look embarrassed, as their dancing ability is on a par with Gary Barlow. Leave it Louis! Michael Buble’s 'Home' is the standout track, as it genuinely moves the crowd. As the fans file home, you realize that, despite the odd boring moment within the set, where the lads are placed at the back of the stage singing even more M.O.R tracks, Westlife do put on a good show. Granted, they will never be cool but paint would never watch them dry.