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Westlife, McFadden for Meteor show

Westlife, Brian McFadden and Delta Goodrem are the latest acts to join the bill for the 2005 Meteor Ireland Music Awards.
1 of 1 McFadden - Joins former group and Delta Goodrem on the bill
McFadden - Joins former group and Delta Goodrem on the bill

Declan O'Rourke and Juliette Lewis and the Licks will also join the likes of The Thrills, Bell X1, Aslan, Snoop Dogg and Lucie Silvas on the bill for the awards show, which takes place at Dublin's Point Theatre on Thursday 24 February.

The Meteor Ireland Music Awards will be televised by RTÉ and shown on RTÉ Two on Sunday 27 February at 9pm.

Tickets for the show are still on sale, priced €30.

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