Take That: Last News

Robbie Williams has told fans that a new album is coming soon, and revealed that he is also working on “building hotels”.The musician spoke about the hopes of new material while at a screening of his new biopic, Better Man, in the US, and said that he was “waiting to know when exactly the film [was] coming out before” announcing anything about a new album.The film premiered at Telluride Film Festival on Monday (2 September), and comes nearly a year after the release of a Netflix documentary series about his life. The title is taken from a single he released in 2000, and the story documents his rise to fame with Take That, as well as his time as a solo artist.Speaking at the screening, he also said that while more details about the album will be coming soon, he has also turned his sights to developing new buildings like hotels.“I am building hotels, I want to build a university, I have got my own clothing line coming out, I have got drinks,” he said (via Daily Star).

Robbie Williams is set to be interviewed as part of Louis Theroux‘s upcoming documentary series Boybands Forever.The new show will air on BBC Two this autumn across three, hour-long episodes, delving into “the inside story of boyband mania during the 90s and 00s”.Soloist and former Take That singer Williams is among those who spoke to Theroux for the doc, along with the likes of Brian McFadden (Westlife) and members of Blue, Five, 911 and Damage.“Each episode will follow the life-changing reality of new-found fame at a young age, from their early beginnings to hitting the top of the charts, whilst revealing some of the pivotal behind-the-scenes moments that shaped their careers and reflecting on those times decades later,” a description reads.Theroux, Executive Producer, explained: “I couldn’t be more thrilled about this series.

An actor who played Tinky Winky in the iconic BBC children's TV series, Teletubbies, tragically passed away just weeks after relocating from London for a fresh start, according to a close friend. Fifty two year old Simon Shelton Barnes reportedly succumbed to hypothermia after being discovered on a Liverpool street on the morning of 17 January, 2018. He played the lovable purple Teletubby from 1998 to 2001.

A Place In The Sun star Lee Juggurnauth has shared a look inside the gruelling workout routine he follows to maintain his buff physique.The TV presenter, who joined the Channel 4 property programme back in 2021, shared a video on social media as he tried out a new exercise – reformer Pilates. The Pilates reformer machine works using cables attached to pulleys and a moving carriage operating on spring resistance. By setting up the carriage with more spring resistance you can create more resistance to work against, making the exercises a strength challenge.The short video, shared on Instagram, included clips of Lee's instructor critiquing his form as he got to grips with the workout.

It's been 10 years since Jason Orange announced he'd made the decision to step away from boyband Take That, and it looks like the singer is enjoying a very different life now. Jason was a member of the original Take That line-up, alongside Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams, Mark Owen and Howard Donald. Jason, 54, looks unrecognisable now, with new photos showing him on a recent outing in Hale Village, Cheshire.

Proud dad Olly Murs has shared new pictures with his daughter Madison and partner Amelia Tank as the trio went on their first holiday as a family together.The singer posted four photos on Instagram with the caption: “I’m in my dad era and tell ya what… couldn’t be happier. Happy first holiday with our little Mads x” The first photo shows Olly holding Madison while being hugged by Amelia, while the second has him posing against a wall with Madison snuggled up in a stripy baby carrier strapped to Olly’s front.

EastEnders has welcomed a fresh face to the Mitchell family, with Elijah Holloway stepping into the role of Harry Mitchell. The BBC soap this week saw Stevie Mitchell's second family, including Teddy, Harry, and Barney, making their entrance to Albert Square, with acting heavyweight Roland Manookian cast as Teddy, while Elijah and Lewis Bridgeman fill the roles of Harry and Barney. Elijah, portraying Harry, teased what viewers can expect from his character: "Harry has a lot of charm and swagger, but he's got a bit of a temper, too.

This Morning enthusiasts were left gobsmacked during the latest show when the iconic theme tune was replaced after nearly ten years. The beloved daytime programme returned with Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond steering the ship. However, when the pair opened the show with the Royal Marines brass band playing the well-known This Morning tune in the background, fans couldn't hide their shock.

Olly Murs has given fans an insight into what it's been like working with Take That as he penned an emotional tribute to them on his last night of supporting their tour.The star, who recently became a dad, has been opening for the band on their This Life Tour. But despite giving it his all, the singer admitted that he can't wait to spend some time off with his ten week old daughter Madi and wife Amelia. Posting a picture on Instagram with the Take That band members he wrote: "Tonight was my final night on tour with these fine gentleman & from Howard badgering me to play golf, Gary's Barlow Bingo night and to endless hugs from Mark.

Pop singer Olly Murs is sadly missing his very first Father’s Day with his newborn, Madi. Olly’s daughter was born just nine weeks ago in April and in an emotional post, the star declared they wouldn't be spending Sunday 16 June together - but for a good reason. In a social media post with lots of snaps together, Olly wrote: “Dear Madi, one day you might be allowed an Instagram account and you will see this but today is a very special day.

Pop star Olly Murs surprised an unsuspecting fan on The One Show, dedicating an entire evening to honour her.The extraordinarily lucky lady was Welsh mum Tracy, who was thanked during the BBC One show's regular feature, One Big Thank You.The One Show sent Tracy to an Olly Murs-themed restaurant - but unbeknownst to the super fan, the cheeky Essex singer was hidden away behind the scenes.Tracy, an ardent Olly fan, was stunned as she got more than she bargained for during the surprise. Operating the Ready, Steady, Go club in her local community, a support network for families of children with autism, she was initially phoned by Olly pretending to be checking up on the night's happenings.

set to open three weeks ago with a performance from comedian Peter Kay, however this gig, along with a show by The Black Keys, was pushed back at the last minute due to the building not being ready.The delays continued from there, as organisers announced on May 1 that A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie‘s show was cancelled following a “venue-related technical issue”. Shortly afterwards, they also axed Olivia Rodrigo’s gigs – which left her “so disappointed” – as well as shows by Keane and Take That, with the latter relocating their dates to the rival AO Arena.Unsurprisingly, the slew of issues facing the arena led to music lovers coming forward to express their frustration at the postponements, and branded the venue as “Manchester’s own Fyre Festival”.The issue at hand was revealed to be due to part of the ventilation system falling from the ceiling during Boogie’s soundcheck, and the bosses of the venue being forced to keep the venue closed until it was safe.“If that was 15 minutes later, something catastrophic could have happened,” Tim Leiweke, chief executive of the arena’s operator Oak View Group, told BBC News.He also went on to explain that one of 95 pre-manufactured filters had fallen and landed in the standing area just before doors were set to open, and there had been “no way” to have known that it wasn’t installed correctly beforehand.Speaking with Financial Times, he went on to blame a shortage of labour workers at the venue for the series of delays, adding that organisers of Co-Op Live “couldn’t find people to work” to get the site ready in time.He echoed the sentiment to BBC too, explaining that the issue with the air vent was because those hired to install it “didn’t put the bolts in”.

Gary Barlow's home was targeted while he was filming for the weekend with Take That for Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.The lead singer and his two bandmates Mark Owen, 52, and Howard Donald, 56, performed their 2007 number one hit Shine on ITV’s Saturday Night Takeaway final episode. But while the star was away at work, a group of burglars allegedly broke into his £6 million-pound property.The Sun Newspaper reports that the thieves waited until it was dark before forcing entry into the property's front gate. Gary was reportedly unaware of what had taken place at his home and was alerted by police the following day on April 8.

Olly Murs has finally touched down in Glasgow, ready to makeup for lost time after missing out on his first gig supporting Take That at the OVO Hydro.The 'Troublemaker' singer had to pull out just before the doors opened on May 3 due to last-minute hitches, as reported by Glasgow Live.The 39 year old pop star, who recently became a dad for the first time, was left stranded when his flight from London was cancelled, leaving his Scottish fans gutted over his no-show.Taking to social media, Olly expressed his regret: "So sorry to everyone at the @takethat show tonight in Glasgow, unfortunately I won't be there, I have been at London Heathrow from 11am this morning for my flight but after several delays (check my Instagram) and then a cabin crew incident our @British_Airways flight got cancelled!". He continued, sharing his frustration: "Don't think I've ever missed a gig before, am so annoyed! But am now in a car heading up for our 6hr journey for the Saturday and Sundays show right now." True to his word, Olly rocked up in Glasgow and posted a snap with the Take That lads, captioning it: "Lads don't worry I'm back for good", signalling he's all set to hit the stage again on Sunday night, reports the Daily Record.

Olly Murs was replaced by an up-and-coming Scottish singer discovered in a hotel bar after he had to cancel his performance at the last minute - and Gary Barlow thanked him for 'saving the day'. Fans were full of praise for the young talent who stepped in for Olly when he couldn't make it to open for Take That at their Glasgow gig in OVO Hydro. Olly was all set to warm up the crowd for the legendary 90s group over a three-night stint but was left stranded due to a series of flight delays.

Keane and Take That have become the latest artists to have their shows at Manchester’s troubled Co-Op Live Arena affected by ongoing “technical difficulties” at the venue.Keane were supposed to play the new 23,500-capacity arena on Sunday (May 5) as part of a tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album ‘Hopes And Fears’, while Take That were supposed to be playing five gigs at Co-Op Live from May 7-12.In a disastrous week for the venue, Co-Op Live had to cancel A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie‘s gig last night (May 1) just 10 minutes after doors opened due to a “venue-related technical issue”, which was later revealed to be caused by part of an air conditioning unit falling from the gantry inside the venue during soundcheck. Later that evening, the venue confirmed Olivia Rodrigo’s shows on Friday and Saturday (May 3-4) would also be postponed, which the artist said she was “so disappointed” about.A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s show has been rescheduled for Saturday (May 4) at the nearby AO Arena.Now, Keane have confirmed that their show will not be going ahead as planned.

open with comedian Peter Kay on April 23 and 24, but after a test event featuring Rick Astley on April 22, his gigs were pushed back to the end of April, and now later this May. Then, the arena was supposed to see The Black Keys perform on April 27; their shows have now been moved to May 15.Yesterday (May 1), the venue failed to launch again after it was forced to pull A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s show just 10 minutes after doors opened due to a “venue-related technical issue”.

Olly Murs has delighted fans by sharing a rare glimpse of his baby daughter – as he appeared to relish his new role as a doting dad. The 39-year-old former X Factor star recently welcomed his daughter Madison with his 30-year-old wife, Amelia Tank. Olly is currently balancing fatherhood with his tour as he supports Take That, who are on an world tour titled This Life, with their UK and Ireland dates.

Proud dad Olly Murs has opened up about juggling father duties as well as performing with Take That during the live show on Friday night at London's O2 Arena. But the pop star, 39, made a sad confession about feeling 'guilty' as he discussed what life has been like since he welcomed his baby daughter Madison last week. It's been a whirlwind as 48 hours after his wife Amelia Tank gave birth, he was back fulfilling his day job of performing with Take That on tour.

Post Malone, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Mötley Crüe, it’ll be tricky for 2024’s schedule to outdo its predecessor – and yet, thanks to the likes of Taylor Swift, Blink-182 and Pink, plus Coldplay, Pearl Jam and SZA, it’s poised to do just that.From debut headline shows for breakout artists to bustling festival sideshow programs, there’s something for everyone to enjoy as a stellar batch of musicians make their way Down Under in 2024. Read on for NME’s roundup of all the biggest concerts and tours coming to Australia this year.James Taylor: An Evening with James Taylor & His All-Star BandWhen: April 12 – April 28Find tickets and more info hereIf there was ever a festival made for James Taylor & His All-Star Band at this juncture of his 50-year career, it’s Day on the Green.

It's only been a week since Olly Murs welcomed baby girl Madison into the world with his wife Amelia Tank, and the new parents are clearly doting on the bundle of joy. However, the singer has been left 'heartbroken' after having to return to work immediately to tour with Take That, leaving his family behind. Olly is currently supporting the band on their This Life on Tour, and while he was present for the birth of his little girl, he had to quickly return to the stage.