Brian McFadden from Westlife and Keith Duffy from Boyzone are currently in South Africa. The duo, who perform as Boyzlife, are in the country to take part in a significant charity golf event and to honor Gary Player, a prominent figure in sports. Player is celebrating his 90th birthday on November 4, 2025, making this event particularly special.
Celebrating Gary Player’s Milestone
The charity golf event will feature an impressive gathering of sports stars and celebrities, paying tribute to Player’s remarkable impact on golf. McFadden recalls his fond memories of South Africa, where he first visited with Westlife to shoot their music video for “When You’re Looking Like That” in cities like Johannesburg and Cape Town.
Musical Updates and New Releases
Coinciding with their South African visit, Boyzlife is releasing their new single titled “LoveBirds.” This song focuses on the themes of love and companionship. Duffy emphasizes that the track is meant for those already in relationships as well as for singles still searching for love.
- New Single: “LoveBirds”
- Themes: Love and companionship
- Part of: Their upcoming second original album
The musicians express their enthusiasm about the music they have been working on over the past 18 months. McFadden describes this period as one of the happiest times musically, adding that they are developing a unique identity in their sound.
Advocacy and Personal Stories
Beyond music, Keith Duffy has dedicated his efforts to autism awareness through the Keith Duffy Foundation. His motivation stems from his daughter, Mia, who is autistic. Duffy took two years off from his career to educate himself and provide personalized support for her development.
Impact of Autism Advocacy
- Foundation Started: Nearly ten years ago
- Inspiration: His daughter’s journey with autism
Duffy highlights the importance of understanding each child’s needs to provide appropriate support and interventions. His advocacy resonates with South African golfer Ernie Els, who also works to support families affected by autism through his foundation.
Good Vibes and Future Plans
During their stay, McFadden and Duffy have enjoyed the warm culture and hospitality of South Africa. They encourage their South African fans to look forward to their new music and potential future tours, reaffirming the bond between Boyzlife and their supporters in the region.
They express their gratitude for the enduring support over the years, dating back to their early careers with Boyzone and Westlife. This trip reinforces their connection with South Africa, promising fans even more to anticipate in the future.
