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After months of intense speculation, the star-studded musical lineup for King Charles ’ upcoming Coronation concert has now officially been revealed to the public. Take That, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie are among the musical stars who will perform at the historic occasion to celebrate the crowning of the King and Queen Consort, the BBC has announced.

The line-up of stars performing at the King's coronation concert next month has finally been confirmed.

THE MASKED Singer viewers are utterly convinced Rhino is Busted singer Charlie Simpson - and are baffled the panellists remain oblivious. While the celebrity guessing game relies on clues to give the game away, for 90s/00s babies it seems the identity of Rhino is far too obvious. Charlie Simpson, famed for his gravelly voice in both his work in Busted and rock band Fightstar, is now the prime suspect for Rhino.

TAKE That stars Mark Owen and Robbie Williams were reunited in a sweet home video featuring their kids. The former bandmates enjoyed a catch-up at Robbie and wife Ayda Field's £17.5 million London home over the weekend.

Mo Gilligan may have not believed it, but it turns out it was The Great British Bake Off star Liam Charles behind the Candlestick on The Masked Dancer. Hosted by Joel Dommett, the spin-off form The Masked Singer sees judges Jonathan Ross, Oti Mabuse, Davina McCall and Peter Crouch guess which disguised celebrity is dancing in front of them. This time around none of them were right when it came to the Candlestick’s identity, with Mo believing it was Olly Murs, while Davina thought it was Take That legend Jason Orange.

Take That fans will be ecstatic to know that the popular UK band could be recording their ninth studio album as early as next year.The legendary band, comprised of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen, last released an album in 2017 named Wonderland. Robbie Williams and Jason Orange were also part of the original band but left the group in 1995 and 2014, respectively.

THE one show fans were stunned when they saw the dramatic transformation of a boyband heart-throb. Fans flocked to Twitter to comment on how different Take That's Mark Owen looked.

Robbie Williams fears his upcoming biopic may spoil his chances of reuniting with Take That as a five-piece. The singer's acrimonious departure from the band in 1996 sparked a dramatic breakup, only for Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, and Jason Orange to enjoy huge success after returning without him a decade later. Despite the history, in an interview with The Sunday Times, Williams shared that he hopes to reunite with the group - but a lot depends on how they view his forthcoming biopic Better Man's take on their shared past.

Gary Barlow "hates" his name. The 51-year-old singer was the first of four people to be given the full moniker back in 1971 and admitted that even though he loathes the name, it is a "bit late" to change it now. He said: "There were four Gary Barlows born in 1971 and I am relieved to report that I was the first.

Gary Barlow has revealed the shocking moment he knew his musical career in America came crashing down.As hosts Alex Jones and Jermain Jenas welcomed the singer onto the panel on the latest episode of the BBC’s The One Show, Gary, 51, was asked about an episode where he travels to America and found himself singing infront of music icons Aretha Franklin and Whitney Houston.Gary went on to say that a sudden change in song format left him performing on stage “not knowing what the hell” he was doing.READ NEXT: The One Show pulled off-air in schedule shake-up as Alex Jones addresses 'tricky' periodHe told viewers at home: “It was a funny one because about two hours before the big launch the record label said you’re gunna be performing to a remixed version of your song.“And it was all jumbled up so it was like the verse was jumbled up with the chorus and I walked on to the stage not knowing what the hell I was doing.”He added that the performance led to the demise of his career across the pond.“And of course it wall went completely wrong. And that was kind of farewell to America for me I’m afraid.”Alex Jones tried her best to reassure Gary, saying: “you don’t need America, you’ve got us,” as Gary chimed in: “I just go there on holiday now.”Gary also confirmed reports that Take That are set to embark on their highly anticipated world tour next year.

WITH a legion of fans and a string of hits, Gary Barlow rose to fame as the Nineties poster boy for chart-toppers Take That. But despite writing their biggest hits, including A Million Love Songs and Back For Good, he was “drowning in jealousy” as his ex-bandmate Robbie Williams carved out a hugely successful solo career after quitting the band in 1995.

Gary Barlow has reflected on one of the most difficult chapters in his career as he discussed the highs and lows of Take That during a candid chat with Welsh comedian and actor Rob Brydon.MORE: Gary Barlow and wife Dawn look so in love in photos taken by son Daniel during family holidaySpeaking on the latest episode of Brydon &, a Spotify exclusive podcast, the musician opened up about his experience being in the 90s band.WATCH: Gary Barlow reveals surprising secret to healthy shakes following weight loss"Early on in your career you think, 'Wow we're the luckiest people in the world,' but you know it's not going to last forever," he said, adding: "When it came to an end, there were many upsides to being in a band."One of those upsides is when you're coming out of a period like I've been in. To sit alongside my bandmates and brothers again, I needed it so much.

Stockton venue, which had a capacity for 1,600 people, shut its doors for the final time in 2013 and has since been demolished to make way for a carpark. Before the club's permanent closure, in its heyday it saw the likes of Take That, PJ and Duncan (Ant & Dec) and X Factor stars step onto its stage. READ MORE: 76 amazing pictures from Stockton Riverside's massive pop concerts 20 years agoIn 1992, Take That’s Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, and Jason Orange caused mass hysteria when they visited The Mall.

Gary Barlow penned a sweet message to wife Dawn as she celebrated another year around the sun. The Take That singer, 51, took to Instagram to share with his 860,000 followers a sweet image of the pair messing around in a pool with a giant inflatable flamingo. In the snap Gary went shirtless with his hair slicked back while laughing for the camera as Dawn clad in swimwear looked as though she was having an equally fabulous time.

Take That singer Mark Owen looked virtually unrecognisable on Wednesday as he appeared alongside his bandmates in Cannes sporting a new look. The 50 year old pop legend had appeared at the city’s annual film festival alongside bandmates Gary Barlow and Howard Donald, with many fans perplexed by his new style choice.

of their upcoming flick Greatest Day. Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen looked in the best of spirits as they arrived at the film festival (without Robbie Williams and Jason Orange in tow). The trio all looked totally suave in suit jackets and chinos as they enjoyed the gorgeous weather.

EXCLUSIVE: Take That heart-throbs ,Gary Barlow ,Howard Donald and Mark Owen are gearing up to conquer Cannes on Wednesday, the first time they’ve visited during the film festival .Let’s Pray that the sun will Shine and it will be their Greatest Day.

Take That star Gary Barlow has shut down rumours that he is to appear as a cameo on his former bandmates biopic, Better Man. The film is based on the life of Robbie Williams and is currently being filmed in Melbourne, Australia.

Take That and tax avoidance, to love affairs and alcohol addiction. To commemorate his 50th birthday, here at Daily Star we're taking a look inside his life.In 1989, the pop group was formed and shot to ultimate fame, becoming heart-throbs to millions of teens during the 1990s.

Gary Barlow has revealed the struggles Take That had to overcome as they tried to make the big time – which included being spat on at a Scots gig.

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