Westlife split from Simon Cowell after 13 years
The Irish band have left the X Factor guru's Syco label and signed a multi-million deal with rival Sony RCA. It comes a month after Syco decided not to release a single the band favoured from latest album Gravity.
Pop group Westlife have ended their relationship with Simon Cowell after 13 years.The Irish band have left the X Factor guru's Syco label and signed a multi-million deal with rival Sony RCA. It comes a month after Syco decided not to release a single the band favoured from latest album Gravity.Mark Feehily, Shane Filan, Kian Egan and Nicky Byrne of the band are managed by X Factor judge Louis Walsh."The move is a natural progression. There was no bad feeling," The Sun quoted Walsh as saying.Nicky tweeted: "It is time for a change.""We are still very young & have lots of energy left," Mark Feehily wrote.