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SINGLE - WESTLIFE: WHAT ABOUT NOW

ABOVE: Westlife move in a different musical direction with this cover

23rd October 2009

By Sarah-Louise James

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THE Loife are back with a Daughtry cover.

He’s an ex American Idol winner for those who don’t know, and he does a fine line in melodramatic pop-rock.

So, in some ways you could say Westlife are travelling in a slightly different musical direction.

Fear not though fans, the four-piece bring enough of their own brand of likable, slush to the song.

Will it be a chart-topper for one of the most successful boy bands in history?

Can they challenge the nation’s current love of all things R&B/ hip hop?

And more importantly, when do we start referring to Westlife as a man band? They must all be in their 60s by now, surely…