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Gary Barlow has announced details of a new tour, set to head to the UK and Ireland next year.Titled the ‘Songbook’ tour, the run of shows is set to see the soloist and Take That member look back on his four-decade-long career, and perform an array of fan favourites from across his discography.Kicking off in the spring, the tour consists of 41 shows and launches with two back-to-back opening nights at Villa Marina in Isle Of Man on April 17 and 18.

Robbie Williams takes responsibility for his role in the darker chapters of his life. His unconventional biopic Better Man pulls no punches when it comes to his addictions and abuses.

Mark Owen has had a rollercoaster life, from his band's huge success over 32 years, to personal struggles with tax issues, multiple affairs and alcohol addiction.Take That were formed in 1989 and had their first Top 40 hit with Promises in 1991.The band, consisting of Mark, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Robbie Williams, won the hearts of millions of teens and topped the charts with songs like Could It Be Magic and A Million Love Songs. Despite his fame, 51 year old Mark has faced numerous challenges but has always had the unwavering support of his loving wife of 14 years, Emma Ferguson, and family – they share three children together, a son, Elwood Jack, and two daughters, Willow Rose and Fox India.

None other than Take That icon Gary Barlow has whisked Jane McDonald away to the stunning landscapes of South Africa for his exciting new show, and the songstress has been sharing some fabulous behind-the-scenes snaps with her Instagram fans.The Take That legend is leading a five-part series called Gary Barlow's Wine Tour South Africa, which premieres this Monday, November 11, on ITV. In the show, the 53 year old kicks off his adventure on the Western Cape, delving into the world of winemaking and discovering various grape varieties. Loose Women favourite Jane McDonald is one of the celebs joining him, set to appear in the episode airing this Thursday (November 14).

Gary Barlow shared a video of himself and his then-18 year old son Daniel lifting weights in a garden back in 2019, sending fans wild. Gary’s son Daniel is topless in the workout video, wearing just a pair of red shorts, showing off his ripped physique, complete with impressive abs.Take That singer Gary is more covered up than his son in the clip, wearing back Nike shorts and a black vest top with trainers.The then-48 year old took to Instagram to praise his son and gush over the teen’s dedication to his fitness. Alongside the video of the father-and-son duo pumping iron, Gary wrote: “There’s nothing I love more than spending time with my kids.

Bear Grylls' fans were left stunned by the height of his son, Marmaduke, after the TV adventurer shared a snap of the teen towering over him.The photo, which was originally posted earlier this year to celebrate Marmaduke's 18th birthday, gained renewed attention this week following a viral image of Gary Barlow with his own tall son. In the Instagram post, Bear, 50, and his wife Shara are seen smiling with Marmaduke, who appears to be dressed for graduation. "18 today! We love you so much Marmaduke...

Pop legend Gary Barlow gave a rare glimpse into his family life when he posted a snap of his wife and two of their children. However, it was also an image that caused the nation to do a double-take.

Take That's Gary Barlow has left fans gobsmacked with a rare family snapshot that has sparked a flurry of comments over his 'massive' son.

Gary Barlow fans have been going wild over a family snap, after being left in awe at how tall his son Daniel looks. However, despite the 24-year-old towering over his father in the snap, he’s actually not as tall as some would expect.

Gary Barlow recently took to Instagram to share a rare family photo which sees his son Daniel, 24, towering over him, and fans are in awe.The Take That singer has three children, Daniel, and daughters Emily, 22, and Daisy, 15, who he shares with his wife Dawn Andrews. In the snap, Gary can be seen posing with his wife, son and daughter Daisy, and fans couldn’t help but comment on how tall Daniel was.

Gary Barlow has left fans in awe with a rare family photo – and there's one thing they can't stop talking about

Gary Barlow, the Take That legend and multi-talented star, has opened up about his family life, revealing that his children are not following in his showbiz footsteps.The 53 year old heartthrob, who shares three kids with his wife Dawn – Daniel, 24, Emily, 22, and Daisy, 15 – got candid while discussing his latest venture, Gary Barlow's Wine Tour: South Africa.The new ITV series takes viewers on a journey with Gary as he explores South Africa's lush vineyards in search of the perfect wine. In 2021, Gary joined the ranks of celebrities with their own wine labels, launching an organic range from Spain.

Robbie Williams might be making a comeback to Take That.The 50 year old singer, who shot to fame as part of the pop group from 1990 to 1995, went solo in 1996 after numerous disagreements with bandmate Gary Barlow. However, Gary has hinted that Robbie could rejoin the group, which reformed as a four-piece in 2005 and then became a trio in 2014 when Jason Orange, 54, decided to step away from the limelight. Speaking to the Daily Mail, Gary revealed that he and fellow bandmates Mark Owen, 52, and Howard Donald, 56, could potentially welcome Robbie back into the fold: "Will there be five again? Could be.

Take That star Mark Owen, 52, looked very different from his cute nineties boy band image as he stepped out in Perth, Western Australia in a black sports kit, dark sunglasses and with his brown hair falling into his face on Thursday 30 October. He’s in Australia for Take That’s sold out, This Life On Tour, string of concerts that mark the band’s first live performances in Australia for seven years.

Jin of BTS has dropped a pre-release single titled ‘I’ll Be There’ alongside its music video, ahead of his highly anticipated solo debut album.Both the single and its accompanying music video were released on Friday (October 25). Titled ‘I’ll Be There’, the track pays homage to the rockabilly genre, mixed with elements of pop rock and trot.In the video, Jin performs the song live with an accompanying band in the middle of a parking lot, as hordes of fans swarm the parking lot to celebrate the performance.“The track conveys a sincere message, aiming to uplift those who feel downhearted and alone by delivering joy through Jin’s playful yet straightforward style,” a press release stated about the song, adding that the BTS vocalist himself had co-produced ‘I’ll Be There’ in partnership with American singer-songwriter MAX.Jin’s debut solo album, ‘Happy’ is due out on November 15.

Liam Payne following his death at the age of 31.On Wednesday night (October 16), it was announced that Payne had died after falling from a third-floor balcony at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Per The Guardian, the Argentinian prosecutor’s office revealed that Payne’s cause of death was due to multiple traumas and internal and external bleeding.Payne rose to fame as part of One Direction during The X Factor‘s 2010 series, after initially auditioning two years earlier at the age of 14.Now, former X Factor judge Osbourne has shared a tribute to the singer, saying her “heart aches” over the news of his untimely death.

BTS singer Jin has unveiled the tracklist for his upcoming album ‘Happy’, featuring collaborations with Red Velvet member Wendy and Gary Barlow of Take That.Jin released the tracklist to ‘Happy’ today (October 17) at Midnight KST. The six-track record will be led by the single ‘Running Wild’, which was co-written and -produced by Gary Barlow of British boyband Take That.

Take That fans are in for a treat, with a new Netflix documentary about the boyband in the works. The group, originally a five piece, first formed in Manchester in 1990.

Marvin and Rochelle Humes are back on our screens with a new series of The Hit List the BBC's music quiz show that offers fans the chance to bag £10,000 by correctly identifying songs and artists. Given their musical backgrounds - Marvin is part of JLS and Rochelle was in The Saturdays - they confess they can't resist joining in the competition. "When we get fed the answer in our ear, Marvin wants to prove he knows it before he gets told by our producer," Rochelle, 35, cheekily reveals.

Gary Barlow has reflected on his "wonderful and challenging" journey in Take That, which has included a well-publicised fall out with former bandmate Robbie Williams.

Rylan Clark has spilled the beans on his sneaky tactics to secure a spot on Celebrity Big Brother while still competing on X Factor, even fibbing about his location to the X Factor team.