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Take That: This Life on Tour: Setlist, start time, dates, venues, support act and tickets

3 May 2024, 14:48

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Take That are back on their first full-length tour in five years.

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As a trio, the group have played the occasional live show in the past five years – including a massive concert at Hyde Park this summer – but they haven't been on tour properly since before COVID-19.

Finally though, Take That are back on the road, with a massive UK and Ireland tour announced for 2024.

Interested in the dates, venues, support and how to buy tickets? We've got you covered.

What are the dates and venues of the Take That: This Life on Tour?

After strong pre-sales, Take That expanded the tour with extra shows in Leeds, London and Manchester.

The full 2024 UK and Ireland dates and venues of the Take That: This Life arena and stadium tour are as follows, including the cancelled shows at the Co-Op Live Arena in Manchester:

• April 13 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• April 14 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• April 18 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• April 19 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• April 20 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• April 22 – 3Arena, Dublin
• April 23 – 3Arena, Dublin
• April 25 – The O2, London
• April 26 – The O2, London
• April 27 – The O2, London
• April 28 – The O2, London
• April 30 – The O2, London
• May 3 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• May 4 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• May 5 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• May 7 – AO Arena, Manchester
• May 9 – AO Arena, Manchester - moved from May 8
• May 10 – AO Arena, Manchester
• May 11 – AO Arena, Manchester
• May 12 – AO Arena, Manchester
• May 14 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• May 15 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• May 17 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• May 18 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• May 24 – Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough
• May 26 – The City Ground Stadium, Nottingham
• May 28 – Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich
• May 30 – Stadium MK, Milton Keynes
• June 1 – St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton
• June 4 – Home Park Stadium, Plymouth
• June 6 – Swansea.com Stadium, Swansea
• June 8 – Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol
• June 12 – Co-Op Live, Manchester

How can I get tickets for the Take That: This Life on Tour?

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If you missed your chance at a pre-sale ticket, worry not.

Tickets went on general sale from Friday, September 29 at 9.30am from here .

What songs will Take That play on the This Life tour and when does the show start?

Take That usually start their set at around 8.25pm, ending at around 10.25pm.

Here is the full setlist for Take That's This Life tour 2024:

• Keep Your Head Up
• Days I Hate Myself
• Everything Changes
• A Million Love Songs
• I Found Heaven
• Forever Love (Gary Barlow song)
• Clementine (Mark Owen song)
• Speak Without Words (Howard Donald song)
• Get Ready for It
• March of the Hopeful
• The Champion
• Greatest Day
• Time and Time Again
• Relight My Fire
• One More Word
• Hold Up a Light
• Back for Good
• Never Forget
• Rule the World

Who is supporting Take That on the This Life tour?

Announced as support for the This Life tour is former X Factor cheeky chappy and "very special guest" Olly Murs .

Olly's relationship with Take That goes back to his reality competition days, where he performed 'Angels' with on-off Thatter Robbie Williams in the 2009 final.

He also supported Take That when they played Hyde Park in the summer of 2016.

It's not impossible that another act may be added to the bill on some or all dates, but for now it's just Olly on the undercard.

Will Jason Orange or Robbie Williams appear with Take That on the This Life tour?

Since 2014, Take That have been very much a trio.

Robbie had returned to reunite the original five-piece lineup from 2010 to 2014, but he has since focused on his solo career.

Not long after Robbie parted from the group for the second time, Jason Orange not only left Take That, but quit the whole entertainment industry .

Nothing is impossible in the wonderful world of pop, but we'd say it's pretty unlikely that Jason will pop by.

Earlier this year Mark Owen said of Jason: "I think he felt like he didn't want to do it any more."

That tallied with Jason's own words when he left the group, saying: "There have been no fallings out, only a decision on my part that I no longer wish to do this."

Meanwhile, Gary Barlow had said: "Jason isn't coming back. Take That is Mark, Howard and me for the next few years."

And back in 2018, Howard said: "Jason has gone off the grid. He's not taking emails or phone calls or stuff like that. That's good for him."

Robbie is a very busy chap, between his solo career and long-awaited Better Man biopic , and he's only just wrapping up his XXV 25th anniversary celebration global tour at the end of 2023.

There's not been any serious whispers that he'll rock by, but he did show up with Mark not that long ago , so we've got our fingers crossed that he might consider it.

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Take That tour dates: Full list of 2024 venues and concerts planned across UK and Ireland

The pop veterans will perform in london, manchester, birmingham, glasgow, sheffield, leeds and dublin.

Take That have announced a brand new album  and a three-month long tour of the UK and Ireland to support it.

The group – comprising Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen – premiered their first new single in five years, “Windows”, on Zoe Ball’s breakfast show on BBC Radio 2 last Friday.

It is the first track to be released from This Life , which will go on sale from 24 November. This Life on Tour will begin several months later, in April 2024, and run until June.

Speaking to Ball, Barlow said of the new song: “New music, it is exciting. We’ve been together for 33 years now so it’s like, ‘What’s next? How do we sound in 2023?’ That’s the exciting bit.

“There’s nothing more we love than going into a studio and going, ‘Who are we now? How does our music sound when it comes out?’ And it feels fresh and it feels exciting, and it feels like we’re looking upwards. I think we’re at a nice time of life.”

He added: “It’s hopeful and there’s a lot of light I think in this music. We’re very excited for our audience to hear it – always.”

When is Take That’s UK tour?

The tour will include four dates in each of London, Manchester and Birmingham, as well as three in Glasgow and two each in Sheffield, Leeds and Dublin.

It will end with one-night stays at a number of football stadiums, including in Nottingham, Norwich and Bristol. Here is the full list of dates:

• Saturday 13 April  – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• Sunday 14 April  – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• Friday 19 April  – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• Saturday 20 April  – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• Monday 22 April  – 3Arena, Dublin
• Tuesday 23 April  – 3Arena, Dublin
• Thursday 25 April  – London, The O2
• Friday 26 April  – London, The O2
• Saturday 27 April  – London, The O2
• Tuesday 30 April  – London, The O2
• Friday 3 May  – Glasgow Ovo Hydro
• Saturday 4   May  – Glasgow Ovo Hydro
• Sunday 5 May  – Glasgow Ovo Hydro
• Tuesday 7 May  – Co-op Live, Manchester
• Wednesday 8 May  – Co-op Live, Manchester
• Friday 10 May  – Co-op Live, Manchester
• Saturday 11 May  – Co-op Live, Manchester
• Tuesday 14 May  – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• Wednesday 15 May  – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• Friday 17 May  – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• Saturday 18 May  – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• Friday 24 May  – River Stadium, Middlesborough
• Sunday 26 May  – The City Ground Stadium, Nottingham
• Tuesday 28 May  – Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich
• Thursday 30 May  – Stadium MK, Milton Keynes
• Saturday 1 June  – St Marys Stadium, Southampton
• Tuesday 4 June  – Home Park Stadium, Plymouth
• Thursday 6 June  – Swansea.com Stadium, Swansea
• Saturday 8 June  – Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol

Olly Murs has been confirmed as the support act.

How can I get tickets?

On their website , the band say fans can get an exclusive pre-sale code to This Life on Tour by pre-ordering the album This Life from the Take That store before 10am BST on Tuesday 26 September .

Pre-sale tickets go on sale at 9.30am BST on Wednesday 27 September . Tickets then go on general sale Friday 29 September at 9.30am BST .

How much will tickets cost?

Tickets will start from £60 plus booking fees. They will be available on Gigs and Tours , Ticketmaster and Take That’s website .

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Take That said: “It’s been a wonderful experience being back in the studio together making this record. It has that feeling of spreading your wings, letting out the old and bringing in the new.

“We’re incredibly proud of the new album – there’s a sense of togetherness, whether that’s us coming back together as a band or people wanting connection in their own lives. We’re excited for this new chapter!”

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One of the UK’s most successful bands, Take That, have today announced their return with a huge stadium and arena live tour for 2024 alongside news of their ninth studio album This Life , set for release 24 th November. To celebrate the news further, Take That have also unleashed their brand-new single Windows which is out NOW!

This Life On Tour will see the trio - Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald – play 29 dates across 15 cities around the UK and Ireland. They will be joined on the tour by very special guest, Olly Murs.  

Three UK mobile network customers will be have access to an exclusive pre-sale tickets from Wednesday 27th September at 9.30am  via the Three+ rewards app.

The Three+ app is free to download for Three customers to enjoy the latest rewards and a few extra plusses in life. The app is available to download from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store now, plus Huawei EMUI 11.  For more information please visit  https://www.three.co.uk/threeplus

Take That are renowned for their huge productions and incredible live shows, and currently hold the record for the most performances at London’s The O2 with 34 headline shows. 2011’s Progress tour broke box office records by selling over 1 million tickets in less than 24 hours, becoming the biggest tour in the UK and earning them a place on Billboard’s annual ‘Top 25 Tours’ list, placing third worldwide. In 2019, the band celebrated their 30th anniversary with the 38 date sell-out Odyssey tour which saw them play to 29 arenas and 9 stadiums, selling over 650,000 tickets. 

Take That’s brand new single, Windows , out today - sees them reunite for their first original composition in over five years.  Windows , is a beautiful track which tells the story of emerging from the darkness into the light.  As a familiar falsetto rings out across the opening notes of Windows , it signals a new era for one of Britain’s best selling bands, Take That ; an era brimming with energy, creativity and a continued desire to challenge and surprise.

The musicality of Windows hints at what listeners can expect from This Life , the band’s ninth studio album and their first since 2017’s Wonderland . Beautiful melodies, soaring choruses, sophisticated harmonies beautifully blending the trio’s voices permeate the new album, due for release on 24th November.

“It’s been a wonderful experience being back in the studio together making this record. It has that feeling of spreading your wings, letting out the old and bringing in the new” commented the band. 'We’re incredibly proud of the new album - there’s a sense of togetherness, whether that’s us coming back together as a band or people wanting connection in their own lives.  We’re excited for this new chapter!”

Throughout the writing and recording process, the band honed this new sound in some of music’s most hallowed halls, including New York’s Electric Lady Studios and Nashville’s Historic RCA Studio A which between them have hosted David Bowie, Dolly Parton, The Beach Boys, Adele, Taylor Swift, Maggie Rogers and more.

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Take That announce massive UK and Ireland 2024 tour with FOUR Manchester Co-op Live dates

Pre-sale and ticket information as gary barlow, howard donald and mark owen head out on tour again.

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Manchester-formed band Take That have announced they'll be heading out on a huge UK stadium tour next year.

This Life On Tour will see the trio - Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald – play 29 dates across 15 cities around the UK and Ireland. They will be joined on the tour by very special guest, Olly Murs.

Confirming the news on Zoe Ball's Radio Two Breakfast Show this morning (22 September), the 90s music heartthrobs, who currently perform as a three-piece, will be touring UK arenas and stadiums next year including four nights at Manchester's Co-op Live at on 7, 8, 10, and 11 May.

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Those who pre-order their new album This Life from the official store here before 10am on 26 September will receive a special code to access pre-sale tickets from Wednesday, 27 September at 9.30am. Tickets will go on general Friday 29th September at 9.30am from Ticketmaster here .

The group , which currently has a line-up of Gary Barlow , Howard Donald and Mark Owen, sent fans into a frenzy on Wednesday night (September 20) when they projected their logo onto several music venues up and down the country including Manchester's Co-op Live arena. The 'Back for Good' hitmakers' distinctive double T symbol was pictured on the side of the new Co-op Live arena, on Alan Turing Way, and on an advertisement billboard also in Manchester.

The logo also appeared on a number of other music venues and arenas around the UK in a strong hint that the much-loved group would be heading back out on the road for a new tour. Ahead of the projections, the band had already announced that their new single Windows would drop today (Friday, September 21).

Ahead of the anncounment on Zoe Ball's show, the host also played their new track in full. Speaking about the new music, Gary Barlow said there was nothing more they loved than being back in the studio. The singer said: "New music is exciting, we've been together for 33 years so it's like what's next and how do we sound in 2023. It feels like things are going upwards and there's a lot of light in this music."

Fans said they were "loving the new music" and that Windows "was well worth the wait". Gary revealed the song was recorded in Nashville in the same studio as Elvis, Dolly Parton and Buddy Holly recorded, but that the rest of the album was made in Savannah in Georgia.

Take That were last in Manchester for their 2019 Odyssey Tour, which saw them perform for five nights at the AO Arena. The trio also reunited onstage at the King's Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle in May.

How to get tickets and pre-sale information

Those who pre-order new album This Life from the official store here before 10am on Tuesday, 26September will receive a special code to access pre-sale tickets from Wednesday, 27 September at 9.30am. Tickets will go on general Friday 29 September at 9.30am from Ticketmaster here .

Tickets for UK dates start from £60 plus booking fees. Tickets for Ireland from €78.25 including booking fee & venue facility fee.

Take That 2024 Tour Full dates:

• Saturday 13 April -Sheffield Utilita Arena
• Sunday 14 April - Sheffield Utilita Arena
• Friday 19 April - Leeds First Direct Arena
• Saturday 20 April - Leeds First Direct Arena
• Monday 22 April - Dublin 3Arena
• Tuesday 23 April - Dublin 3Arena
• Thursday 25 April - London The O2
• Friday 26 April - London The O2
• Saturday 27 April - London The O2
• Tuesday 30 April - London The O2
• Friday 03 May - Glasgow OVO Hydro
• Saturday 04 May - Glasgow OVO Hydro
• Sunday 05 May - Glasgow OVO Hydro
• Tuesday 07 May - Manchester Co-op Live
• Wednesday 08 May - Manchester Co-op Live
• Friday 10 May - Manchester Co-op Live
• Saturday 11 May - Manchester Co-op Live
• Tuesday 14 May - Birmingham Utilita Arena
• Wednesday 15 May - Birmingham Utilita Arena
• Friday 17 May - Birmingham Utilita Arena
• Saturday 18 May - Birmingham Utilita Arena
• Friday 24 May - Middlesbrough Riverside Stadium
• Sunday 26 May - Nottingham The City Ground Stadium
• Tuesday 28 May - Norwich Carrow Road Stadium
• Thursday 30 May - Milton Keynes Stadium MK
• Saturday 01 June -Southampton St Mary’s Stadium
• Tuesday 04 June - Plymouth Home Park Stadium
• Thursday 06 June -Swansea Swansea.com Stadium
• Saturday 08 June - Bristol Ashton Gate Stadium
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How to get tickets for Take That’s 2024 UK tour: full list of dates, prices and when tickets go on sale

‘This Life On Tour’ will see the trio play 29 dates in 15 cities in the UK and Ireland

Everyone knows Take That. They’re a British institution, responsible for some of the biggest pop tunes of the past three decades, from ‘Shine’ and ‘Patience’ to ‘Back For Good’. Just reading that, we know you’ve just started humming one of those tunes.

These days consisting of just Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, there are decisively fewer members of Take That than at the group’s peak. But they’re still going strong, having just released a new single (‘Windows’) and announced a new album (‘This Life’) to be released in November.  

And now, in very exciting news, Take That have announced a tour. Named the ‘This Life On Tour’, it’ll see them play over 30 gigs in over a dozen cities. Here is everything you need to know about the tour, from dates and tickets to the support slots.

Will there be a Take That UK tour in 2024?

There most certainly will be! Take That are going on tour in the UK and Ireland from April to June 2024, covering 31 dates in 15 cities. After the presale today (September 27), further dates were added in Manchester and Leeds – more info on that below. 

When do Take That tickets go on sale?  

Tickets officially go on sale on September 29 at 9:30am BST . Find the general sale link here . 

How much are Take That tickets?  

Pricing for each venue and concert has not yet been confirmed, though ticket prices are likely to start from around £60, plus booking fees. 

Can I go VIP?

Yep, you can do that through the official hospitality partner,   Seat Unique .   Packages get you things like premium seats, arrival via the hospitality entrance, premium dining options and other cool things.   Find out more here .

How to access presale

Presale was today (September 27) at 9:30am, so if you wanted to get in on the act and didn’t, it’s too late. Fans were able to access presale by pre-ordering the Take That’s new album ‘This Life’. 

By all accounts, the presale sounded like a bit of a frenzy. Fans took to Twitter to express frustration at lengthy waiting times and website issues. Here’s to hoping there aren’t any similar problems when general tickets go on sale on September 29!

Full list of Take That tour dates and venues  

Take That will be playing these venues on their 2024 tour of the UK and Ireland.

• April 13 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• April 14 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• April 18 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• April 19 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• April 20 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• April 22 – 3Arena, Dublin
• April 23 – 3Arena, Dublin
• April 25– The O2, London
• April 26 – The O2, London
• April 27– The O2, London
• April 30 – The O2, London
• May 3 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• May 4 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• May 5 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• May 7 – Co-op Live, Manchester
• May 8 – Co-op Live, Manchester
• May 10 – Co-op Live, Manchester
• May 11 – Co-op Live, Manchester
• May 12 – Co-op Live, Manchester (new date)
• May 14 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• May 15 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• May 17 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• May 18 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• May 24 – Riverside Stadium, Middlesborough
• May 26 – The City Ground Stadium, Nottingham
• May 28 – Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich
• May 30 – Milton Keynes Stadium, Milton Keynes
• June 1 – St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
• June 4 – Home Park Stadium, Plymouth
• June 6 – Swansea.com Stadium, Swansea
• June 8 – Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol

Who will be supporting the band?

Support comes from someone who’s nearly as big as Take That themselves: Olly Murs. The X Factor contestant and singer of ‘Troublemaker’, ‘Dance With Me Tonight’ and more will be supporting Take That on every tour date.

Which venues teased a Take That tour date?

Several venues teased Take That tour dates by projecting the group’s logo outside on Wednesday September 20. Those venues were:

• Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol
• The O2, London
• Co-op Live, Manchester
• Riverside Stadium, Middlesborough
• Milton Keynes Stadium, Milton Keynes
• Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich
• City Ground Stadium, Nottingham
• Home Park, Plymouth
• St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
• com Stadium, Swansea

Which members of Take That will be touring?

The Take That members who will be taking part in this tour are Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald. 

In other words, Jason Orange and Robbie Williams are  not  on the tour. 

Are they releasing a new song?

You bet they are. Take That’s new single ‘Windows’ is out now. You can listen here .

It’ll be followed by a brand-new album, ‘This Life’, which will come out on November 24.

What’s been said about the tour so far?

Gary Barlow told Zoe Ball on BBC Radio :

‘We start in April until the middle of June and we can’t wait, we’re really excited. We’ve not been on for years and we’ve got a special guest, my friend, our friend Olly Murs and we’re very happy. We wanted our tour supports to be our friends and we couldn’t think of a better partner.’

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Take That (formed in 1990) is the most successful English boy band in UK chart history, specialising in their own style of pop balladry, the band hails from Manchester, England.

Band manager Nigel Martin-Smith in 1989 had a vision to create a youthful and highly appealing male singing group based on New Kids on the Block. Introduced to young singer Gary Barlow, Martin-Smith decided to design the group around Barlow’s talents, subsequently inviting Howard Donald, Jason Orange, Mark Owen and 16-year-old Robbie Williams. Originally performing under the moniker Kick It, Take That’s breakthrough came with a cover of the Tavares hit “It Only Takes a Minute”, followed by “I Found Heaven” and “A Million Love Songs”. Take That later released the album “Take That & Party” in 1992 which featured all of the hit singles theretofore released.

In 1993 the band released their second full-length album “Everything Changes” garnering generous amounts of popular appeal. The album peaked at No.1 and spawned six singles including “Pray”, “Relight My Fire” and “Babe”. Nominated for the Mercury prize the band saw some international esteem however wasn’t enough to break into the U.S. market.

On the wake of Take That’s third studio album “Nobody Else”, Robbie Williams came under some criticism from other band members for his drug use and was offered an ultimatum: sort himself out or hit the road. Williams chose the latter and Take That embarked on their first worldwide tour and released the album “Nobody Else” in America with Williams removed.

Sensing an opportunity to continue his solo careers in the shadow of artists like Elton John an George Michael, Gary Barlow and the group disbanded in 1996. Barlow’s debut solo single reached the No. 2 spot in the UK chart and Mark Owen began working on a solo album influenced by Paul Weller and Radiohead. In 1997 Robbie issued his solo album “Life Thru a Lens” which topped the charts as did his sophomore release “I’ve Been Expecting You” a year later.

In 2005 a new compilation of Take That hits “Never Forget - The Ultimate Collection” arrived which led to an ITV documentary where the band discussed things past. In late 2005 the post-Williams line-up announced they would tour around the UK in 2006 and released the album “Beautiful World”. The album shot straight to the No. 1 spot, sold over 2.8 million copies and is the UK’s 25th best selling album in chart history. The album was led by the single “Patience” which hit the No. 1 spot, the group’s ninth single to do so.

In 2008 Take That released their new single “Greatest Day” ahead of their fifth studio album “The Circus”. Like its predecessors the album broke many records and earned many awards, afterwards the band embarked on their Take That Present - The Circus Tour Live”.

Robbie Williams returned in 2010 with the single written by both Barlow and Williams entitled “Shame”. Subsequently the band released the single “The Flood” ahead of the group’s 2010 album “Progress”. In 2014 the group released the album “III” led by the No. 1 single “These Days".

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Take That was A M A Z I N G! We had seats in Block 420, Row C, and had the BEST view we've ever had at the O2! The support band, All Saints, were quite good and a great introduction to how the stage in the middle worked and what our view would be like for the main act. We found by watching them that Take That wouldn't be little ants like we thought they would, we could in fact see them clearly. I cannot fault the start of the main act as it was just so good. The visuals were superb, and my mind was blown as I watched. As someone who is a die hard Take That fan and loves all of the new songs as well as the old, I stood up for nearly every song and got goosebumps all the time. The visuals again, throughout, were especailly good in the songs Giants, relight my fire and shine. Take That also did a medley of old or obscure songs in the middle, which was amazing for me, even though I was the only one standing up in Block 420! Their new dance song called 'Cry' really got the crowd hyped, as it was amazing to witness. Never forget and rule the world were beautiful, with phone flashlights illuminating the whole arena.

I also cannot fault the secruity, as it was like being in an airport and I felt very safe. However, we had to go to level 1 to get chips as there is not much vareity on level 4 and we do not like going to a big resturant on the ground floor before a concert.

My favourite songs live were: Cry, Shine, wonderland, it's all for you and rule the world.

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Back in 2011 Take That played a stint of gigs at London’s Wembley Stadium. They were certainly impressive shows. Since their 2005 comeback the English pop group (it no longer seems fitting to describe them as a boy band) have been famed for the dramatic scale of their arena performances.

Take That drew upon their by-now vast repertoire of work. They had released no less than three studio albums since their much-anticipated comeback n 2005. Of course, the latest album and tour had been particularly exciting because it marked the belated return of Robbie Williams. The largely female crowd was an excitable screaming mass throughout the evening, letting out deafening yells, whoops and screams as the Take That four-piece opened with ‘Rule the World.’ Five songs later, Robbie Williams took to the stage to perform five of his own solo tracks. And then it was time for what we were all waiting for. THE ORIGINAL TAKE THAT LINE-UP PERFORMING TOGETHER. They began with ‘The Flood,’ the leading single of their 2010 album, ‘Progress’. Soon the reunited five-piece were transporting us back to the nineties with a fine rendition of ‘Want You Back’. Take That delivered an impressive spectacle of a performance. And with an encore featuring ‘Relight My Fire’ it would have been difficult to please their audience any more!

A nation went into mourning when boyband Take That announced their breakup in the mid 90s. However they delighted the devoted fanbase announcing a reunion in 2006 as they reappeared as a more mature, grown up band with a new approach to pop music. The tours have also changed with age, there and no more cheesy dance routines of the 90s videos and instead they have been replaced with more considered, sophisticated production values.

The fully reformed lineup took to Wembley stadium to delight fans with a barrage of dancers, lights, video interludes and an infamous illuminating elephant. With so much to focus on, you could review a Take That show without having to mention the incredible track list which includes mega-hits such as 'Relight My Fire' 'Never Forget' and 'Could It Be Magic'. The original reformed four piece also perform modern hit singles including 'Rule the World' and 'Patience' before Robbie arrives to play a number of his solo tracks including 'Rock DJ'. This show really is a masterclass in pop majesty.

What an absolutely wonderful time we had at Take That's Thursday night concert at Take That Arena.

Rick Astley was brilliant a trip right back to the 80s. I'd quite forgotten how many hits there were. Then bang up to date with some of his contemporary work. Great voice great music!!!

Then the boys landed!!!

The set and special effects were incredible. The lads worked so hard for over 2 hours and treated us to a catalogue of hits and routines from their previous tours. Even the outfits were authentic.

It was so fantastic to see such a show and be able to sing along to of the music.

Very hoarse today !

And a final surprise guest Lulu.

The little pocket rocket with the huge voice. Hasn't lost any of it!!

If you get the chance to see the tour my advise just do it.

We celebrated our wedding anniversary in style xxxxxx

I am a heavy metal fan who goes along with his wife to Take That concerts. Joy!

To be honest, Joy is the correct word to use. Take That always put on an excellent show and even thought it is so different from let’s say the upcoming Rammstein concert at the same venue I am so looking forward too in July, these guys show is exciting and so well presented that I found myself bopping like a 16 year old kid out on the kip for his first conquest. Loved it. I would say that of the 5 TT tours I have been to, this one rates second after the Circus show at Wembley all those years ago.

Well done lads. Loved it!

Yet again, a fantastic show. Take That never fail to entertain. They sounded fabulous, the stage was a masterpiece and Lulu was amazing! Rick Astley was the perfect set-up for the boys, getting everyone dancing and singing. The crowd were all in good spirits with everyone being friendly and polite to each other. It was an amazing tribute to the past 30 years with a real mixture of old and new songs. The guys may be 30 years older now but they ooze energy! Certainly my favourite gig since The Circus tour in 2009!!

The concert was stunning and amazing *-*

It was huge, even it was only the 'little' show of them.

Me and my friend both got a plec from Kevin, the best tour manager ever! And we never thought that Howard, Mark and Gary would look at us that much! All three of them looked at us several times and grinned when we grinned or laughed or winked or what ever. We botj saw that they have really much fun with that what they do! :)

This concert was just awesome! <3

Thank you for the great night! <3

Fabulous show!!. A million costume changes,loads of stage props and pyrotechnics fireworks ldancing girls and flames. All the hits were covered and appeared I went. Rick Astley is still as fab as he ever was though he did say" I'm 53 and knackered" lol. Surprise guest was Lulu . "Rule the world" a little tear ran down my face. All had our torches on and my dad's dear face on my phone was lit up like he was there. The stars are coming out tonight...for you Dad. He'd have loved it ❤

The concert was brilliant. Was so excited to see the boys, particularly Gary

The performances got everyone on their feet and the crowd were well behaved.Take That was fantastic as usual.

Cant wait for their next future concert.

Would love to see Gary at a forthcoming live shows of his own, would like to be inform whenever this happen or to win tickets

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The concert was brilliant. Was so excited to see the boys, particularly Gary.

The performances got everyone on their feet and the crowd were well behaved. Take That was fantastic as usual.

Would love to see Gary at his own forthcoming live show, would like to be informed whenever this happen or to win tickets.

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Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald have announced a new album and that they are going back on tour in 2024 - and fans want to know when Take That tickets go on sale.

Following on from the Take That movie Greatest Days success, the boys are back to mark a new era of music after recording together in Savannah, Georgia.

If you're an original Take That fan, you will know that buying tickets for their gigs is like training for an Olympic sport - whether you're aiming for Gold Circle seats to get within arms reach or just want to be in the same building as the boys - your fastest finger might be first but is your credit card ready and your patience?

Their 2011 Progress tour broke box office records by selling over one million tickets in less than 24 hours. It's five years since the band last performed together and with a new single Windows followed by studio album This Life set to be released on 24th November, fans are determined as ever to see the boys live on tour. 

Plus singer and former judge on The Voice , Olly Murs, is joining them as the supporting act, so both "#MursArmy" (Olly Murs fans) and "#Thatters" (Take That fans) will be scrambling for tickets - and that's even without any news of former bandmates Robbie Williams or Jason Orange joining them.

One fan wrote, "Let the ticket stress commence" and another fan added, "Love these smiling faces. I’m ready to buy tickets, stressy though."

And a third fan put, "I can't wait to see you but getting stressed about getting tickets already."

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While a fourth fan who was looking for things to do with the kids asked, "Is there a age limit for the tour? My daughter is five she will be almost six and is such a big fan."

We look at all you need to know about how to buy tickets [we can't guarantee it will be stress-free though]...

Take That Tour dates 2024

Take That announced that they are going on tour in 2024 and, so far, have released the following 29-dates across the UK, performing at a mix of arenas and outdoor stadiums;

• 13 & 14 April - Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• 18, 19 & 20 April - First Direct Arena, Leeds
• 22 & 23 April - 3Arena, Dublin
• 25, 26, 27, 28 & 30 April - The O2, London
• 3, 4 & 5 May - OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• 7, 8, 10, 11 & 12 May - Co-op Live, Manchester
• 14, 15, 17, 18 May - Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• 24 May - Riverside Stadium, Middlesborough
• 26 May - The City Ground Stadium, Nottingham
• 28 May - Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich
• 30 May - Stadium MK, Milton Keynes
• 1 June - St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
• 4 June - Home Park Stadium, Plymouth
• 6 June - .com Stadium, Swansea
• 8 June - Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol

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When do Take That tour 2024 tickets go on sale?

Take That tour 2024 tickets go on general sale at 9.30am BST on Friday, 29th September 2023. But, if you have pre-ordered their new album This Life , before 10am BST on Tuesday 26th September, you will get access to the pre-sale tickets which go on sale at 9.30am BST on Wednesday, 27th September 2023.

How to get Take That tickets

Fans can get Take That tickets online through official websites like Ticketmaster and See Tickets and also direct from the individual venue websites and box office ticketing phone lines.

Take That ticket prices;

• Take That Premium floor seat package £241.95 (including booking fee) - includes top priced floor seated ticket to watch the show* Receive an exclusive Take That merchandise bundle, including: - a special gift selected by the band - a limited edition, city specific Take That VIP A4 print, signed by Gary, Howard and Mark - a souvenir Take That VIP Laminate - an exclusive Take That VIP tote bag
• Take That Premium tiered seat package £241.95 (including booking fee) - a top priced tiered seated ticket to watch the show* Receive an exclusive Take That merchandise bundle, including; - a special gift selected by the band - a limited edition, city specific Take That VIP A4 print, signed by Gary, Howard and Mark - a souvenir Take That VIP Laminate - an exclusive Take That VIP tote bag. *You will be allocated the best seat from what is available on the site, at the time of booking
• Other seats: £128.65 / £106.65 / £90.15 / £68.15 (including booking fee)

However, if you're not lucky with tickets this time, then keep your eyes peeled as the band often announces more dates.

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Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Take That. Were you there?

• Mon 15 Jul Málaga, Auditorio Starlite Take That
• Sun 14 Jul Málaga, Auditorio Starlite Take That
• Sat 22 Jun Belfast, Ormeau Park Take That Olly Murs
• Wed 12 Jun Manchester, Co-op Live Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Tue 11 Jun Manchester, Co-op Live Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 9 Jun Bristol, Ashton Gate Stadium Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 8 Jun Bristol, Ashton Gate Stadium Take That Olly Murs
• Thu 6 Jun Swansea.com Stadium Take That Olly Murs
• Tue 4 Jun Plymouth, Home Park Stadium Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 2 Jun Southampton, St Mary's Stadium Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 1 Jun Southampton, St Mary's Stadium Take That Olly Murs
• Thu 30 May Milton Keynes, Stadium MK Take That Olly Murs
• Tue 28 May Norwich, Carrow Road Stadium Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 26 May Nottingham Forest FC Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 25 May Nottingham Forest FC Take That Olly Murs
• Fri 24 May Middlesbrough, Riverside Stadium Take That Olly Murs
• Mon 20 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 19 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 18 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That Olly Murs
• Fri 17 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That Olly Murs
• Wed 15 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That Olly Murs
• Tue 14 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 12 May Manchester, Co-op Live Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 12 May Manchester, The AO Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 11 May Manchester, Co-op Live Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 11 May Manchester, The AO Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Fri 10 May Manchester, Co-op Live Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Fri 10 May Manchester, The AO Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Thu 9 May Manchester, The AO Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Wed 8 May Manchester, Co-op Live Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Tue 7 May Manchester, Co-op Live Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Tue 7 May Manchester, The AO Arena Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 5 May Glasgow, The OVO Hydro Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 4 May Glasgow, The OVO Hydro Take That Olly Murs
• Fri 3 May Glasgow, The OVO Hydro Take That Olly Murs
• Wed 1 May London, The O2 Take That Olly Murs
• Tue 30 Apr London, The O2 Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 28 Apr London, The O2 Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 27 Apr London, The O2 Take That Olly Murs
• Fri 26 Apr London, The O2 Take That Olly Murs
• Thu 25 Apr London, The O2 Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 20 Apr Leeds, first direct arena Take That Olly Murs
• Fri 19 Apr Leeds, first direct arena Take That Olly Murs
• Thu 18 Apr Leeds, first direct arena Take That Olly Murs
• Wed 17 Apr Leeds, first direct arena Take That Olly Murs
• Sun 14 Apr Utilita Arena Sheffield Take That Olly Murs
• Sat 13 Apr Utilita Arena Sheffield Take That Olly Murs

December 2023

• Sun 10 Dec London, The O2 Capital's Jingle Bell Ball with Barclaycard Take That, Zara Larsson, Rudimental, S Club, Raye…
• Wed 6 Dec London, OVO Arena, Wembley The National Lottery's Big Bash Take That, Becky Hill, Busted, Cat Burns, Jax Jones…
• Sat 1 Jul London, Hyde Park Take That The Script, Sugababes
• Wed 21 Jun London, KOKO Take That - In Support of War Child
• Fri 29 May Online / Streaming Events Take That, Robbie Williams
• Sat 8 Jun Cardiff, Principality Stadium Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 6 Jun Liverpool, Anfield Stadium Take That, Rick Astley
• Tue 4 Jun Huddersfield, John Smith's Stadium Take That, Rick Astley
• Sat 1 Jun Middlesbrough, Riverside Stadium Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 30 May Norwich, Carrow Road Stadium Take That, Rick Astley
• Tue 28 May Bristol, Ashton Gate Stadium Take That, Rick Astley
• Sun 26 May Southampton, St Mary's Stadium Take That, Rick Astley
• Sat 25 May Southampton, St Mary's Stadium Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 23 May Milton Keynes, Stadium MK Take That, Rick Astley
• Sun 19 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That, Rick Astley
• Sat 18 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That, Rick Astley
• Fri 17 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 16 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That, Rick Astley
• Tue 14 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That, Rick Astley
• Mon 13 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That, Rick Astley
• Sun 12 May Utilita Arena Birmingham Take That, Rick Astley
• Fri 10 May London, The O2 Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 9 May London, The O2 Take That, Rick Astley
• Wed 8 May London, The O2 Take That, Rick Astley
• Tue 7 May London, The O2 Take That, Rick Astley
• Sun 5 May London, The O2 Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Sat 4 May London, The O2 Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Fri 3 May London, The O2 Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 2 May London, The O2 Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Tue 30 Apr Dublin, 3Arena Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Mon 29 Apr Dublin, 3Arena Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Sat 27 Apr Manchester, The AO Arena Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Fri 26 Apr Manchester, The AO Arena Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 25 Apr Manchester, The AO Arena Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Tue 23 Apr Manchester, The AO Arena Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Mon 22 Apr Manchester, The AO Arena Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Sat 20 Apr Glasgow, The OVO Hydro Take That, Rick Astley
• Fri 19 Apr Glasgow, The OVO Hydro Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 18 Apr Glasgow, The OVO Hydro Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Tue 16 Apr Utilita Arena Sheffield Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Mon 15 Apr Utilita Arena Sheffield Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Sat 13 Apr Utilita Arena Sheffield Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Fri 12 Apr Utilita Arena Sheffield Greatest Hits Live 2019 Take That, Rick Astley
• Thu 28 Mar London, Royal Albert Hall Teenage Cancer Trust At The Royal Albert Hall Take That
• Sat 14 Jul Manchester, The AO Arena Take That, Rita Ora, Liam Payne, George Ezra, Clean Bandit, Years & Years, Sigala, Jax Jones …

September 2017

• Sun 10 Sep London, Hyde Park BBC Radio 2 Live In Hyde Park Take That, Blondie, Shania Twain, James Blunt, Emeli Sandé…
• Sat 2 Sep → Sun 3 Sep Liverpool, Otterspool Promenade Fusion Festival 2017 Little Mix, Tinie Tempah, John Newman, Louisa Johnson, 5 After Midnight…
• Sun 18 Jun Manchester, Etihad Stadium Take That, All Saints
• Fri 16 Jun Norwich, Carrow Road Stadium Take That, All Saints
• Thu 15 Jun Norwich, Carrow Road Stadium Take That, All Saints
• Wed 14 Jun Swansea.com Stadium Take That, All Saints
• Mon 12 Jun London, The O2 Take That, All Saints
• Sun 11 Jun London, The O2 Take That, All Saints

Take That tour dates and when tickets go on sale as four Yorkshire gigs confirmed - live updates

Sheffield Arena is expected to host Take That on the band's 2024 tour

• Updated 10:04, 22 SEP 2023

Fans of Take That are waiting with baited breath with the band expected to make an exciting announcement this morning (Fri) as they release their first new music in five years.

The group , which currently has a line-up of Gary Barlow , Howard Donald and Mark Owen , sent fans into overdrive when they projected their logo onto several music venues up and down the country this week. The band has already announced that their new single Windows will drop today (Friday).

Gary, Howard and Mark are due to appear on Zoe Ball's Radio 2 show at 8am and Zoe said there are "exciting announcements" to come. Gary has already been busy sharing photos of the stadiums emblazoned with the Take That logo on his Instagram story.

Read More: Take That logo appears on Utilita Arena as Sheffield gig is teased

It is widely expected that the group will begin a new UK tour in the summer of 2024 but an official announcement has yet to be made. Take That were last in Sheffield for their 2019 Greatest Hits Live Tour which stopped at the arena, then known as the FlyDSA after it was the Motorpoint.

The Utilita Arena was one of the venues chosen to display the Take That logo during the latest cryptic promotion and many are speculating that it will mean the boys are planning to return to the city. The trio reunited onstage at the King's Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle in May.

We'll be keeping you up to date with all the latest news on tickets and tour dates as the big announcement is made live on air. For information about getting to the gig and what to expect nearer the time, you can visit the What's On homepage for extensive coverage.

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How to pre-order Take That's new album and when 2024 tour tickets go on sale

Take That fans need to clear their diaries for next year as the band confirmed a new UK stadium and arena tour this morning.

Gary Barlow , Howard Donald and Mark Owen made the announcement on the ZOE Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 on Friday, as fans were given their first full listen to their new single Windows.

The single will feature on the brand new upcoming album This Life, due to be released on November 24.

Read the full story here.

Take That Sheffield Utilita Arena dates and how to get tickets

Take That fans in Yorkshire are in for a treat as the band confirmed today they will be heading up north as part of a huge UK tour next year.

The band, comprising Gary Barlow , Howard Donald and Mark Owen , made the announcement on the ZOE Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 this morning.

It comes as fans were treated to a first full listen of the new single Windows, which will feature on the band’s upcoming new album This Life, due to be released later this year.

Take That 2024 tour dates in full as group to kick-start UK shows in Yorkshire

Christmas has come early for Take That fans this morning (Fri) as the band confirm they are heading out on a huge UK tour next year.

The band, which currently comprises Gary Barlow , Howard Donald and Mark Owen , made the announcement on the ZOE Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 this morning. It comes as fans were given their first full listen of Take That’s new single Windows, which will feature on the band’s upcoming new album.

Ticket info

Any fans who pre-order their new album This Life from the official store here before 10am on 26 September will receive a special code to access pre-sale tickets from Wednesday 27 September at 9.30am.

Tickets will go on general sale on Friday 29 September at 9.30am from here

Full schedule

The full schedule of dates has also been revealed. After the four Yorkshire dates the tour will go to:

Monday 22 April Dublin 3Arena Tuesday 23 April Dublin 3Arena Thursday 25 April London The O2 Friday 26 April London The O2 Saturday 27 April London The O2 Tuesday 30 April London The O2 Friday 03 May Glasgow OVO Hydro Saturday 04 May Glasgow OVO Hydro Sunday 05 May Glasgow OVO Hydro Tuesday 07 May Manchester Co-op Live Wednesday 08 May Manchester Co-op Live Friday 10 May Manchester Co-op Live Saturday 11 May Manchester Co-op Live Tuesday 14 May Birmingham Utilita Arena Wednesday 15 May Birmingham Utilita Arena Friday 17 May Birmingham Utilita Arena Saturday 18 May Birmingham Utilita Arena Friday 24 May Middlesbrough Riverside Stadium Sunday 26 May Nottingham The City Ground Stadium Tuesday 28 May Norwich Carrow Road Stadium Thursday 30 May Milton Keynes Stadium MK Saturday 01 June Southampton St Mary’s Stadium Tuesday 04 June Plymouth Home Park Stadium Thursday 06 June Swansea Stadium Saturday 08 June Bristol Ashton Gate Stadium

Tour starts with four Yorkshire dates

Their 2024 tour kicks off with four dates in Yorkshire. They are:

Saturday 13 April Sheffield Utilita Arena Sunday 14 April Sheffield Utilita Arena Friday 19 April Leeds First Direct Arena Saturday 20 April Leeds First Direct Arena

Take That are now taking questions

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Tickets on sale next week

Tickets on sale next Friday from 9.30.

Pre-order the album and get access to pre-sale tickets from 9.30 on Wednesday. The album will be out in November.

Excitement for the tour builds

New tour announcement.

Take That confirm tour next year starting from April.

Tour will kick off in Sheffield in April and will head across the UK and Ireland. Take That say they "can't wait".

They also say Olly Murrs will be joining the tour as a special guest.

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Brand New Take That music out

Gary Barlow says new music is "exciting" and "fresh".

New song called "Windows" currently playing on Radio Two.

Take That on the radio now

Take That are on the radio now.

Announcement expected around tour dates

The announcement is expected to be around a new tour.

Any details will be added to this blog once announced.

Take That are in the Radio Two building

Take That are in the Radio Two building.

Keep an eye on this blog for updates.

Take That's logo was projected onto Sheffield's Utilita Arena

The Take That logo was projected onto the side of the Utilita Arena last night.

Special announcement due soon on Radio Two

According to Radio Two presenter Zoe Ball, an announcement is due on the radio this morning.

Take That logo appears on Utilita Arena as Sheffield gig is teased

Take That have teased a new date in Sheffield on their hotly anticipated new UK stadium tour after the band's logo appeared on the side of the Utilita Arena.

Fans have been sent into overdrive after the cryptic picture was uploaded on the arena's social media accounts simply accompanied by the eyes emoji. The Take That logo was projected onto the side of the venue with most taking that as confirmation the boys would be stopping by on their next tour .

The group are expected to begin their tour in the summer of 2024 but an official announcement has yet to be made. Instead the logo has appeared on a number of venues across the country including London's O2 Arena and Co-op Live in Manchester.

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Take That's journey to stardom: Netflix gears up for new documentary on iconic British boyband

Netflix has confirmed that a new documentary series about Take That is in production and will be coming soon to the streaming platform

• 18:50, 21 AUG 2024

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Die-hard fans of Take That are set for an absolute joy ride as a Netflix documentary focusing on the journey of the much-loved boyband is in the pipeline. The band, which was initially a quintet out of Manchester in 1990, currently features Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen.

The threesome has tasted phenomenal commercial success including 28 top-40 singles, a dozen chart-toppers, and nine number-one albums.

They're currently gallivanting across the UK and continental Europe with their latest album, This Life. Earlier this year, the Manchester shows created havoc amongst die-hard fans when five concerts originally slated for Co-op Live Arena were shifted to AO Arena following technical glitches at the venue's opening.

Take That however made a thumping return to the Co-op Live with two dates in June as planned.

Very soon, viewers will have the chance to see even more of Take That thanks to an upcoming new series on Netflix. Whilst details such as title and release date remain clandestine, Netflix confirmed exciting news of the documentary on Wednesday, August 21, reports the Manchester Evening News .

Netflix UK took the anticipation a notch higher by tweeting a snapshot of the current three members of Take That, saying: "A new TAKE THAT series is in production! With access to Gary, Howard and Mark and featuring interviews with Jason and Robbie, this series will give unprecedented insight into one of Britain's most successful and beloved bands. When? Have a little patience."

A fan responded to their 2008 hit by commenting: "This is the greatest day of my life" while another wrote, "The day this comes out could be the greatest day of our lives". An excited third fan said, "Definitely gonna be watching this when it's out... keeping my eyes peeled and gonna try to have a little patience".

Hearing Jason would take part left a fourth viewer elated, writing, "Jason too?! That makes my heart very happy to read. He is missed so much."

Tears were shed when Williams broke away from the group in 1995, leaving the rest of the team to disband after completing their world tour the following year. Exactly ten years later, Take That: For the Record was released, a documentary chronicling the rise of Britain's most successful boy band since The Beatles.

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Their best hits marked their comeback tour in 2006 as the four then-existing members confirmed a reunion. They went on to reignite their success as a quartet over time, launching numerous chart-smashers throughout the UK and Europe and selling an impressive 45 million records across the globe.

Williams did a brief stint with Take That during their sixth album release, Progress, in 2010, which promptly became the fastest-selling record of the 21st century and the second in UK history. Although he contributed to a historical sell-out tour that trailed the album, Williams opted once again to leave.

Orange revealed his departure from Take That in 2014, assuring fans that no disputes factored into his decision, which was solely his own.

Netflix is yet to confirm the release date or title of the upcoming Take That series.

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