These Westlife fans transformed a cinema screening of the band's Croke Park gig into an impromptu nightclub on Saturday night.
Cineworld in Glasgow, Scotland, hosted the screening of The Twenty Tour where fans had the chance to watch the Dublin show from the comfort of their local cinema.
Footage from the event shows that those in attendance at the City Centre cinema were clearly not too upset about not being at Croke Park in person as they danced to the boy band's smash hit 'World of our own'.
Huge Westlife fan, Natalie McMillan, posted a video of her and pals on Twitter, as they and dozens of others got out of their seats and danced in front of the big Cineworld screen during one of the band's hit tracks.
The footage has since had hundreds of views and the all-important like from Cineworld, while Natalie and her friends are hoping the boy band will see the video which shows the Glasgow revellers' commitment to the Westlife cause.
Glasgow has always had an affinity with the Irish boy band, who recently played three sell-out shows at the SSE Hydro as they celebrated the 20th anniversary of their first album.
And the four Irish superstars aren't finished yet as they are set to rock three cities across Ireland next year, RSVP Live reports.
A source close to the band said: "It has already been said that they are going on another tour next year, but it is going to be bigger and better than the Twenty Tour.
"They are going to play in three cities in 2020; Dublin, Belfast as well as Cork."
They added: "Louis Walsh and the boys are very excited. They are overwhelmed with the response they got with this tour."
The group will release their latest album later this year the the tour will follow to promote the new tracks.
