WestlifeMartin Roach
Nonfiction

Westlife

305 pagesFirst published 20081 edition
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Charts the highs and lows of the group's phenomenonal career and a unique friendship that has seen them endure as a band for an extraordinary ten years. The book chronicles the band's story from the grass-roots of Sligo, Ireland, to multi-platinum records, celebrity collaborations and chart achievements. But bubbling under this public face is a private and unseen story never before recorded, crammed with candid personal revelations, including of course the departure of Brian McFadden. Westlife have been a staple part of British entertainment for years, yet the public has no idea of the…

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1 in Spinefolk
FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionHarperCollins20083059780007288120
SingersPopular musicBiographyWestlife (Musical group)Singers, biographyMusic, irish