The party atmosphere continued as the familiar beat of Justin Timberlake's 'Sexy Back' blared out. JT, Westlife may not be, but these guys know how to have fun and their medley of 'Blame It On The Boogie', 'Get Down On It', Wham's 'I'm Your Man' and Robbie Williams 'Let Me Entertain You' went down a treat. The boys took time out to talk to the crowd, telling fans that it is 'more than a dream come true' to have played 50 shows at the Odyssey. With the fans singing every word back to them, Westlife continued with some of their biggest hits including 'Unbreakable', 'Queen Of My Heart', 'Fool Again' and another new song 'Catch My Breath', which is a sure-fire hit if it is ever released. The scene on stage changed to that of an airport as the guys performed last year's smash hit 'Home', with the words being rearranged to say 'in Belfast and Rome' as the names of various cities flashed across the screen behind including those close to the group's hearts - Belfast, Dublin and Sligo.

The night continued with 'Us Against The World', before the guys performed the song which launched Westlife, their first single 'Swear It Again' and finishing with the beautiful 'Flying Without Wings'. Returning for their encore the party continued with 'When You're Looking Like That', which had all of the crowd on their feet. As the arena plunged into darkness once more, strains of Celine Dion's 'My Heart Will Go On' played, a copy of the guys first gig in Belfast when they supported Boyzone in 1998 as the guys returned for one final song with the wonderful 'You Raise Me Up' to complete a brilliant night. Westlife may have been going for the past ten years but after this show they are sure to be around, as the chant from the crowd before the show began stated, for 'ten more years'.