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Take That tour dates 2024

Take That is currently touring across 11 countries and has 31 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Clam Castle (Burg Clam) in Klam, after that they'll be at Stars of Sounds Murten in Murten.

Currently touring across

• 🇨🇭 Switzerland
• 🇵🇹 Portugal
• 🇨🇿 Czech Republic
• 🇿🇦 South Africa
• 🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates
• 🇦🇺 Australia
• 🇳🇿 New Zealand

Upcoming concerts (31) See nearest concert

Clam Castle (Burg Clam)

Stars of Sounds Murten

Piazza Castello

Cavea, Auditorium Parco della Musica

Auditorium Parco della Musica - Cavea

Piazza Duomo

Sequoie Music Park

Sequoie Music Park - Parco Caserme Rosse

ALMA Festival

Auditorio La Cantera de Nagüeles

Starlite Catalana Occidente

Take That: This Life Under The Stars en Starlite Festival

Iconica, Plaza de España

Noches del Botánico

Meo Mares Vivas

Parkovací dům O2 areny

Sun Bet Arena at Time Square Casino

Grand Arena at GrandWest

Etihad Park, Yas Island

Peter Lehmann

Rod Laver Arena

Qudos Bank Arena

Sirromet Wines

Spark Arena

Tokyo Garden Theater

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Budapest Park

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Yet again, a fantastic show. Take That never fail to entertain. They sounded fabulous, the stage was a masterpiece and Lulu was amazing! Rick Astley was the perfect set-up for the boys, getting everyone dancing and singing. The crowd were all in good spirits with everyone being friendly and polite to each other. It was an amazing tribute to the past 30 years with a real mixture of old and new songs. The guys may be 30 years older now but they ooze energy! Certainly my favourite gig since The Circus tour in 2009!!

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I am a heavy metal fan who goes along with his wife to Take That concerts. Joy!

To be honest, Joy is the correct word to use. Take That always put on an excellent show and even thought it is so different from let’s say the upcoming Rammstein concert at the same venue I am so looking forward too in July, these guys show is exciting and so well presented that I found myself bopping like a 16 year old kid out on the kip for his first conquest. Loved it. I would say that of the 5 TT tours I have been to, this one rates second after the Circus show at Wembley all those years ago.

Well done lads. Loved it!

Fabulous show!!. A million costume changes,loads of stage props and pyrotechnics fireworks ldancing girls and flames. All the hits were covered and appeared I went. Rick Astley is still as fab as he ever was though he did say" I'm 53 and knackered" lol. Surprise guest was Lulu . "Rule the world" a little tear ran down my face. All had our torches on and my dad's dear face on my phone was lit up like he was there. The stars are coming out tonight...for you Dad. He'd have loved it ❤

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Take That: Im Sommer 2024 bei Open Air-Konzerten in Deutschland

Erst vor Kurzem hatten sich Take That zurückgemeldet: Ende September hatten Gary Barlow, Mark Owen und Howard Donald mit der Single „Windows“ ihr neues Album „This Life“ (VÖ: 24. November 2023) angekündigt – und bei der Gelegenheit auch zahlreiche UK-Shows bestätigt.

Jetzt gibt’s gute Nachrichten für alle Fans, die der einstigen Boyband hierzulande die Treue gehalten haben: Für den Sommer 2024 hat das Trio Konzerte im Ausland angekündigt, darunter auch shows in Deutschland. Im Juni und Juli ist Take That in Hannover, Berlin, Mönchengladbach und München zu sehen.

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Take That ‘This Life’ UK & Ireland 2024 Presale – FAQs

When will I receive my presale code?

All presale codes will be sent to eligible customers/registrants from 11:00am BST on Tuesday 26th September 2023.

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Don't worry; you can contact our Customer Service team by emailing [email protected] and they'll do their best to provide your code.

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You can find a very helpful guide to presales and general sales here which should help with any queries here.

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Only a limited number of presale tickets are currently available for the tour, and due to overwhelming demand, they can sell out very quickly. As outlined in our T&Cs, the unique presale code doesn't guarantee tickets, only access for the chance to purchase pre-sale tickets.

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Take That ‘This Life 2024’ UK and Ireland Tour Dates:

Saturday 13 April Sheffield Utilita Arena

Sunday 14 April Sheffield Utilita Arena

Friday 19 April Leeds First Direct Arena

Saturday 20 April Leeds First Direct Arena

Monday 22 April Dublin 3Arena

Tuesday 23 April Dublin 3Arena

Thursday 25 April London The O2

Friday 26 April London The O2

Saturday 27 April London The O2

Tuesday 30 April London The O2

Friday 03 May Glasgow OVO Hydro

Saturday 04 May Glasgow OVO Hydro

Sunday 05 May Glasgow OVO Hydro

Tuesday 07 May Manchester Co-op Live

Wednesday 08 May Manchester Co-op Live

Friday 10 May Manchester Co-op Live

Saturday 11 May Manchester Co-op Live

Tuesday 14 May Birmingham Utilita Arena

Wednesday 15 May Birmingham Utilita Arena

Friday 17 May Birmingham Utilita Arena

Saturday 18 May Birmingham Utilita Arena

Friday 24 May Middlesborough Riverside Stadium

Sunday 26 May Nottingham Forest

Tuesday 28 May Norwich Carrow Road

Thursday 30 May Milton Keynes Dons

Saturday 01 June Southampton St Marys Stadium

Tuesday 04 June Plymouth Home Park

Thursday 06 June Swansea.Com Stadium

Saturday 08 June Bristol Ashton Gate

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Please note the presale code will not be valid on dates outside of the U.K. and Ireland. Presale codes can only be used once and further attempts to use your presale code after a successful purchase of tickets will not be valid. You can view the Presale code terms and conditions here.

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Take That announce comeback at BST Hyde Park 2023: Tickets and date revealed

28 October 2022, 09:43

By Tom Eames

Take That have been away for a few years, but they will be back in 2023.

Gary Barlow , Howard Donald and Mark Owen will reunite as Take That on Saturday, July 1, 2023, at BST Hyde Park.

One of the UK's biggest bands will perform their biggest hits at the event's 10th anniversary in London, which will be their only UK show of the year.

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Take That said: “We're so excited to be back together and that BST Hyde Park will be the first stage we perform on in almost four years. We have incredible memories of playing there in 2016, and we can't wait to see everyone in July.”

The Script will support the band on the day, alongside the Sugababes.

Take That join the previously announced Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Billy Joel, P!nk and BLACKPINK on the BST Hyde Park billing for 2023 so far.

Tickets will go on general sale on Thursday, November 3 from here .

Take That have been on an unofficial hiatus since their Odyssey album and tour in 2018 and 2019. Since, then both Gary and Mark have released solo albums, and they have been working on a film version of their musical The Band .

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Take That: Band announce tour dates for first time in six years

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• Friday 22 September 2023 at 12:24pm

Take That members Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald have announced they will be touring after the release of their ninth studio album and new single, Windows.

It will be the first time in six years members of the band have taken to the stage to tour.

Currently there is no sign of other ex-members Robbie Williams and Jason Orange appearing on the tour - they also won't appear on the new album, titled This Life, which is due to be released on November 24.

Tickets will go on sale on Friday, September 29 at 9.30am. Fans who pre-ordered the group's new album will get special pre-sale access on Wednesday, September 27 from 9.30am.

Prices will start at £60 plus a booking fee and will be available on Gigs and Tours, Ticketmaster and Take That's website.

Take That said in a post on social media they were "extremely excited" to announce the tour.

Fans also took to social media to voice how excited they were at the prospect of seeing the 90's boy band.

Writing on X, formerly known as Twitter, one wrote: "Very excited now but also nervous and relieved as they are on sale next week."

Another added: "You sound so good this morning, just pre ordered album and looking forward to next year. Welcome back boys, you are just what I need right now."

Take That tour 2024 - full dates and locations:

Sheffield Utilita Arena: April 13 and 14

Leeds First Direct Arena: April 19 and 20

Dublin 3Arena: April 22 and 23

London The O2: April 25, 26, 27 and 30

Glasgow OVO Hydro: May 3, 4 and 5

Manchester Co-op Live: May 7, 8, 10 and 11

Birmingham Utilita Arena: May 14, 15, 17 and 18

Middlesbrough Riverside Stadium: May 24

Nottingham The City Ground Stadium: May 26

Norwich Carrow Road: May 28

Milton Keynes Stadium MK: May 30

Southampton St Mary's Stadium: June 1

Plymouth Home Park Stadium: June 4

Swansea Swansea.com Stadium June 6

Bristol Ashton Gate Stadium June 8

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Take That’s journey has been defined by constant evolution.

As one of the UK’s most successful bands, with accolades aplenty (eight chart topping albums, eight BRIT Awards, and six Ivor Novellos to name a few) and consistently sold out live shows wherever they go, the band could be content with touring a back catalogue packed with decades worth of acclaimed hits around the world.

But Take That (Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald) aren’t a band to rest on their laurels, and all signs point to the next stage of their evolution being their best yet.

Upcoming ninth album This Life is a vibrant body of work that sees them at their most confident musically. The recently announced 29-date UK and Ireland tour quickly snowballed into 41 dates due to overwhelming demand and includes six nights at The O2 Arena in London, where they already top the leaderboard for the highest number of gigs played by any artist.

“It’s not only the audience we want to keep guessing, we want to keep things interesting for ourselves as well” says Gary Barlow.

In the ‘90s, Take That saw iconic, shapeshifting pop stars like Madonna and Prince as the pinnacle they wanted to reach, even when they were playing local clubs in Manchester. “We just always thought we could do it,” explains Mark Owen, with the band always “going the extra mile,” to make those stadium dreams a reality. By the time they split up in 1996, Take That were comfortably the biggest pop band in Britain.

With nothing to lose, they reunited in 2005 but the initial waves of nostalgia quickly transformed into excitement about the present. Over the next twelve years, the band released a string of chart-topping records (2006’s Beautiful World, 2008’s The Circus, 2010’s Progress, 2014’s III and 2017’s Wonderland) as Robbie Williams temporarily re-joined the band and Jason Orange stepped away.

By the time Gary, Mark and Howard took a sold out stadium victory lap in 2019, celebrating their reimagined greatest hits collection ‘Odyssey’, Take That’s position as music royalty was undeniable.

“It didn’t feel like there was any pressure, it just felt like a celebration,” says Barlow. Following the tour, each of them took time to explore projects outside of the band. They returned to the stage in 2023 to perform at the coronation of King Charles III, for a stunning one-off show at London’s Hyde Park, and to celebrate ‘Greatest Days’, the big-screen adaptation of their record-breaking musical ‘The Band’, which was released to rave reviews.

That celebratory feeling continued and provides the backbone of Take That’s bold new album This Life. Despite entering uncharted waters “it was never painful making this album,” continues Barlow, with the band comfortable in their skin, their legacy and their vision for the future. “I hope it’s just good times from here on out,” he adds.

This Life marks the start of Take That’s brave third chapter, as they strip away stadium spectacle and replace it with something more intimate but equally as ambitious. The trio began talking about returning to the studio two years ago, with lofty conversations about sound, style and intention, but it was the joyful lead single Windows that provided all the answers.

The band had just agreed to play Hyde Park and Mark was visiting Gary in London from his home in L.A. He had a vision of the band walking out onstage at sunset, singing something euphoric and warm, without the usual production tricks that have made Take That one of the most in-demand bands in the world. “Whichever shape the band has taken, it always sounds like Take That when we all sing on it. I wanted to lean into that,” says Owen, comparing his vision to a “scruffy version of The Three Tenors”.  Gary had been working on something that fit the vibe perfectly, and showed him the start of ‘Windows’. They finished the track the same day.

“It was about that feeling of getting back together as a band, and heading back out into the world again,” explains Barlow, with Howard Donald adding: “It has that feeling of spreading your wings, letting out the old and bringing in the new.” It’s the perfect introduction to a record that sees Take That evolve once more, without ever losing what makes them so special.

“It sounded beautiful, fresh and exciting. Similar to ‘Patience’, it just seemed like a great track to come back with,” says Owen. “To have a song that can carry the weight of our history and feel like it deserves to be heard, that’s very special,” he continues. “Every conversation about the album became a lot easier after that.”

Recording started in Nashville’s Historic RCA Studios A with 9-time Grammy winner Dave Cobb (Lady Gaga, Barry Gibb, Brandi Carlisle) and ended in New York, via Savannah, Los Angeles, London and Barcelona with Jennifer Decilveo (Hozier, Miley Cyrus) also on production duties. “Making this record has been a delicate process,” says Owen.

With nods to Hall & Oates, Supertramp, Wings, Elton John, The Eagles, Crosby, Stills and Nash, This Life sees Take That focus on vocals, with every member pushed to the forefront. “I know people call us a boyband or a manband but really, we’re a vocal harmony group,” says Barlow. During the initial run of Take That, he would be under pressure to write the songs but since they reunited, the other members have gotten involved. “This Life is a real celebration of the three of us,” says Barlow, with each member bringing confident and considered ideas to the table.

“This Life is about the twists, the turns and the adventure of living,” he continues, with the title track written after his son graduated university. “That’s when it really hit us that he wasn’t a kid any longer.” Leaning into that, March Of The Hopeful is about ever-shifting relationships while One More Word was written with Donald imagining giving his daughter away on her wedding day.

“There’s a sense of togetherness with this record, whether that’s us coming back together as a band or people wanting connection in their own lives,” says Owen. “After the past few years, where we’ve endured a pandemic and not been working on music together, it’s asking how do we come together? How do we carry on, as a band and in general?”

“There’s a real strength in numbers,” adds Barlow. “A lot of this record is about being supported and feeling more confident in, amongst and around each other. Our audience is like that as well,” he continues, with Take That fans regularly telling the band that their friendships with each other are as big a draw as the actual gigs. “There’s a whole universe around us.”

Days I Hate Myself is a love-letter to that long-standing relationship. “Sometimes you’re not feeling great but you walk out onstage and this wonderful audience wraps their arms around you. They pick you up and I wanted a song that they knew was about them,” says Barlow.

As jubilant as This Life is, it’s also flecked with moments of loss. “The Champion is to do with ageing, things we’ve been through mentally and the various ups and downs that come with being a human being on this planet,” says Owen.

They had discussions in the studio about taking out the lines about the titular Champion feeling “broken” despite the victories, but decided to keep them in. “We’re not trying to fix everything,” Owen continues. “Lyrically, it’s a bit more worn since the last record. There’s more dust and dirt to it. It’s a record about challenges and overcoming them, rather than everything just being great. It asks questions, because we’ve realised we haven’t got any answers.”

“It’s just the way life is,” adds Donald. “As much as you want to try and keep an album super positive, you’ve got to have the balance between happiness, sadness and what real life is actually all about. You don’t want people to listen to a Take That album and feel depressed though,” he continues, with This Life’s undeniable sense of warmth coming from the excitement the three friends felt being back in the studio together.

33 years after they first formed, it would be easy for Take That to tour the greatest hits every two years, but with bubbling ambition and a creative connection that is stronger than ever, now isn’t the time to lean on the past. “We want to push forward,” says Barlow. “We’re still too ambitious to give into catalogue at this point.”

Take That’s popularity continues to grow as well, thanks in part to the global reach of social media and streaming. In 2024, the band are set to bring their euphoric, communal live show to new places for the first time. “Doors are opening for us and who knows where they’re going to go,” says Barlow, excited about this new chapter for Take That. “It feels like new things are on the horizon and hopefully this album will open even more doors for us.”“There is a life in doing the same thing for a bit, but I want to be doing this when I’m 70,” adds Owen. “If we were just repeating what we’ve done before, every year we’d just be a worse version of the band. This Life feels new. It’s a brave record for us to make, but I don’t think there’s any other way if we want to carry on,” he continues. “It just feels right,” says Donald.

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Darius Rucker Says It’s Time To Forgive Morgan Wallen For Using N-Word: ‘[He’s] Tried to Really Better Himself’

The Hootie and the Blowfish singer and solo country star also said it was "crazy" that Wallen was not nominated for entertainer of the year at the CMAs and ACMs.

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Darius Rucker thinks it’s time for fans and critics to forgive Morgan Wallen for his use of a racist slur. In an interview with Rolling Stone ‘s Music Now podcast, the Hootie and the Blowfish singer and solo star said three years after Wallen was caught in a video repeatedly using the N-word the 31-year-old “Last Night” singer is a different person.

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In a February 2021 video, Wallen was caught yelling the N-word and other expletives while arriving home with some friends. At the time, Wallen apologized, telling TMZ , “I’m embarrassed and sorry. I used an unacceptable and inappropriate racial slur that I wish I could take back. There are no excuses to use this type of language, ever. I want to sincerely apologize for using the word. I promise to do better.”

Though Wallen’s career eventually continued apace, even picking up steam, the immediate fallout included his music briefly being pulled from streaming and radio, a suspension from his label and getting dropped by his booking agent, as well as the Academy of Country Music deeming him ineligible for the 56th annual awards.

By the end of that year, though, Wallen’s catalog had racked up more than $8 million in revenue as U.S. sales skyrocketed, he broke a series of records on the Billboard charts, hit the road again and watched his radio airplay more than double. His Dangerous album went on to win album of the year at the 2022 ACM Awards and Wallen collected 11 trophies at the 2023 Billboard Music Awards

Despite that bounce back, Rucker told RS that it feels like Wallen is still living under the cloud of his racist incident. “You know, he’s  not  forgiven. He’s still not out for CMAs and ACMs,” Rucker said. “They can say what they want, but the fact that Morgan Wallen is not up for entertainer of the year and those things is crazy. No one’s selling more tickets than Morgan.”

He later posted a tweet apologizing for the incident , revealing that he’d reached out to Nashville police, his family and the Chief’s crew to make amends. “I’m not proud of my behavior, and I accept responsibility…. I have the utmost respect for the officers working every day to keep us all safe,” he said at the time.

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