Since Robbie Williams joined Mark Owen, Gary Barlow and Howard Donald on stage at The X Factor final last weekend, to sing 'Everything Changes', everyone has been asking the same question - will he REUNITE with them on tour?!
Next year, Take That are set to embark on their 30th anniversary tour - 'Greatest Hits Live Tour 2019', where they will be celebrating 30 years of Take That's hits along with Rick Astley as a special guest! Now, Robbie Williams has addressed the possibility of him joining his former group when they take to the road.
Speaking to us, Robbie revealed that, “As long as we stay healthy, I’m sure there’ll be another moment where we all get together. Maybe we can coax Jason back, who knows? We shall have to see. But definitely, definitely in the future. We will all ride again. Next year when the boys are on tour, I’m on tour too. If we’re in the same place at the same time, there’s an open mic at my gig. I’m sure there’s an open mic at theirs too."
Sounds pretty exciting to us!
Now take a look at Take That through the years:
Take That through the years slider
1 of 13Take That (1991)
Take That's original line-up of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Robbie Williams.
2 of 13Take That (1992)
In 1992 Take That had hits with 'It Only Takes a Minute', 'A Million Love Songs' and 'Could It Be Magic'.
3 of 13Take That (1993)
Take That had huge success in 1993 with 'Pray', 'Relight My Fire' (featuring Lulu) and 'Babe'.
4 of 13Take That (1994)
The band's success continued in 1994 with 'Everything Changes' and 'Sure'. Here they are performing at The BRITs 1994.
5 of 13Robbie Williams (1995)
Robbie Williams left Take That in 1995.
6 of 13Take That (1995)
The remaining members of Take That continued to perform as a quartet.
7 of 13Take That (1996)
Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange performed at The BRITs in 1996.
8 of 13Take That (2005)
After a break of nearly 10 years, Take That members Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange reformed in 2005.
9 of 13Take That (2006)
Take That performed on The X Factor in 2006. In 2006 they had a Number 1 single with 'Patience'.
10 of 13Take That (2007)
In 2007 Take That embarked on their 'Beautiful World' tour.
11 of 13Take That with Robbie Williams (2010)
Robbie Williams made an unexpected return to the group in 2010 for the wildly successful album, 'Progress' and its live tour.
12 of 13Take That as a trio (2014)
In 2014, Jason Orange announced he would be leaving the group and they continued as a trio made up of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen.
13 of 13Take That (2017)
Take That continue as a trio to this day.
At present the exact dates that Robbie might join Take That haven't been confirmed, however his schedule looks suspiciously clear, with only one UK date next year!
Last weekend, Robbie delighted fans as he rose from his judge's chair to sing a Take That classic alongside the group he left in 1995. After the performance it wasn't long before fans were reminiscing about the early days of the band saying, 'Robbie joining take that on stage like old times #XFactor', [sic] with another saying, 'ROBBIE IS PERFORMING WITH TAKE THAT MY HEART CANT TAKE THIS OH MY GOD #XFactor'. [sic]
After his performance, Robbie also took to Twitter to say how much he 'loved being back with Take That'.
Dalton Harris was crowned winner of The X Factor this year, ahead of Scarlett Lee in second place and Anthony Russell in third. Dalton wowed everyone with his performance 'Power Of Love' with 2012 winner James Arthur.
Meanwhile, Scarlett performed with Leona Lewis 'One More Sleep', and Anthony performed 'I Predict A Riot' with Kaiser Chiefs' star Ricky Wilson.
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See the full list of Take That’s 'Greatest Hits Live Tour 2019' dates below:
APRIL 2019
Sheffield FlyDSA Arena – Mon 15th
Sheffield FlyDSA Arena – Tue 16th
Glasgow The SSE Hydro – Thu 18th
Glasgow The SSE Hydro – Fri 19th
Glasgow The SSE Hydro – Sat 20th
Manchester Arena – Mon 22nd
Manchester Arena – Tue 23rd
Manchester Arena – Thu 25th
Manchester Arena – Fri 26th
Manchester Arena – Sat 27th
MAY 2019
London The O2 – Thu 2nd
London The O2 – Fri 3rd
London The O2 – Sat 4th
London The O2 – Sun 5th
London The O2 – Tue 7th
London The O2 – Wed 8th
Birmingham Arena – Sun 12th
Birmingham Arena – Mon 13th
Birmingham Arena – Tue 14th
Birmingham Arena – Fri 17th
Birmingham Arena – Sat 18th
Milton Keynes Stadium MK – Thu 23rd
Southampton St Mary’s Stadium – Sat 25th
Bristol Ashton Gate Stadium – Tue 28th
Norwich City Carrow Road Stadium – Thu 30th
JUNE 2019
Middlesbrough Riverside Stadium Sat 1st
Huddersfield John Smith’s Stadium – Tue 4th
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