Westlife at the Brighton Centre on Tuesday 13 October: Times, Getting There, Parking and Bag Rules
The Brighton Centre on Kings Road, file photo (Photo: Jim Osley, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Geograph)
Westlife play the Brighton Centre on Tuesday 13 October. Doors open at 6.30pm, support act Ana Sky are on at 7pm and Westlife are due on stage at 8pm, according to the venue's event page. The show is seated only and the times are marked as subject to change.
If you are going, here is what the venue says about getting there, parking, bags, food and cash, plus the other big nights at the Brighton Centre this month. It is on Kings Road, Brighton BN1 2GR.
Source: Brighton Centre event page and visitor information, linked below
Timings for the night
The venue says times can change and may not be confirmed until the day of the show, so check its event page or social media before you leave.
Getting there
The venue says Brighton station is within a 10-minute walk. Here is how it describes each way in, from its visitor information page.
Parking and drop-off
The Brighton Centre has no car park of its own. The venue points drivers to nearby car parks, and says the closest accessible bays are in the Churchill Square car parks on West Street.
- Churchill Square 1 car park, West Street, BN1 2RU: closest accessible bays, on the ground floor opposite the rear entrance on Russell Road. Charges apply
- Churchill One car park, West Street, BN1 2FD: accessible parking on its lowest level, with fees
- Blue Badge holders can use the lay-bys at the front and back for drop-off or pick-up, with a 3-hour limit. The venue discourages parking in them
The venue advises agreeing a meeting point a short walk away for lifts home, because the roads get congested after shows.
Bags, food, drink and cash
Age rules and access
Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult. The venue uses a Challenge 25 policy, so anyone who looks under 25 may be asked for ID when buying alcohol. Accepted ID is a full or provisional driving licence, a valid passport or a PASS card with a hologram.
The venue publishes access statements and Easy Read versions, and the Westlife listing links to them. Accessible parking is covered above, and there is more on the venue's visitor information page.
About the show
The venue lists the tour as Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour, the UK and European leg of the band's 25th anniversary celebrations. Brighton Journal reported in June that fans can expect hits including "Flying Without Wings", "You Raise Me Up" and "World of Our Own", and said tickets started from £75.50, with the tour promoted by Live Nation. We cannot say whether tickets are still on sale, so check the box office through the event page.
Source: Brighton Journal, 16 June 2026
More at the Brighton Centre this month
The same venue rules apply to the rest of October. These are the next three big nights, with the details each event page lists:
For everything else on this month, see our Things to do in Brighton this October guide, our Brighton Dome autumn guide and our look at Mutations Festival.
What we could not confirm
- whether any tickets remain for Westlife, or for the other shows
- running times for the other Brighton Centre shows, which the venue does not list
- any transport disruption on the night. Check train and bus operators before you travel
ImJustBrighton has no connection to Westlife, Live Nation or the Brighton Centre.
Sources and further reading
For more of what is on, see our events and what's on coverage and the live music stories.
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