Singer Kian Egan confesses that he's already feeling nostalgic about the band's farewell gigs in Croke Park.
The 32-year-old, who became a father for the first time last year, says it’s not the singing that’s giving him butterflies, but the actual event itself.
“It’s just so huge – it’s being broadcast in cinemas all over the world, with a live feed into all the cinemas in the UK, Ireland, Europe and Asia,” he says. “It’s going to be in Australia and New Zealand. There’s even talk about showing it in America at the minute.”
The group will play two sell-out shows in Croke Park in three weeks time.
The ‘Voice of Ireland’ judge is also feeling emotional about the fact that this is the last time Westlife, who have been together for 14 years, will sing as a group.
“It does feel pretty sad knowing this going to be the last time – we’re all sad about it,” he says. “But I think at the moment we’re just trying to enjoy it and not dwell too much on it,” he told The Irish Daily Mirror.
But he is looking forward to spending more time with wife, Jodi Albert and son Koa.
“It’s going to be a bit of time for me to just spend with my family and not have work commitments pulling me away from them,” the singer says. “It’ll be nice to be able to sit back and enjoy the memories as well and watch the DVDs of our gigs gone by and chill out with it all.”
Credit Source : Independent Woman
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