

After today's announcement all 5 original Take That members are reunited
15 years after his departure from the chart topping 90’s boy band and Robbie Williams is back.
The happy news was announced today, and the reunited band also revealed that all five original members have already been working on new material for a forthcoming album which is due out in November.
The four band members Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald re-launched the group back in 2005 to some success, picking up a number of top 10 hits and also performing a sell-out arena tour.
Robbie admitted he was “embarrassingly excited” at the prospect of re-grouping with his Take That band mates and it seems the feeling is mutual as Jason described the news as “absolutely brilliant.”
Rumours that Robbie was considering a move back with the band have been circulating for some time. Only last month the Robster revealed he and Gary Barlow had put their differences aside and have co-written a track together, Shame, which they are due to release in October.
As well as the Williams/Barlow single and the new album release, the reunited boys are looking to take the band out on the road again in a nationwide tour. According to reports the O2 Arena and Wembley Stadium are battling it out to host the £15 million Take That tour. Although the O2 is the favoured venue, it only has the capacity to hold 23,000 fans, whereas Wembley has room for an audience of 100,000.






