On Thursday 19th November you will have the chance to view 'Children In Need Rocks the Royal Albert Hall' on BBC One at 8pm. Make sure you tune in to watch Take That perform with some of British music's biggest names and give what you can to the Children In Need charity by texting DONATE to 70077. Text messages will cost £5 plus your standard network message charge and £5 will go to BBC Children In Need. Please check with the billpayer before texting. For the full terms and conditions of text to donate go to bbc.co.uk/Pudsey/donate.

You can also make your donations on the night via the Children In Need donation line on 0345 7 33 22 33 (calls charged at geographic rates, calls from mobiles may be higher) or online at bbc.co.uk/Pudsey/donate.

Don't miss this amazing one-off show hosted by Chris Moyles, James Corden and Ferne Cotton!

At a musical night at the iconic Royal Albert Hall in London, in aid of the Children in Aid charity, crooner Robbie Williams jammed with front man Gary Barlow and other band mates from ‘Take That’. It was a reunion that the world has been waiting to witness ever since the popular British band of the 90’s resurfaced with their new album after a longish spell in the wilderness.

The band shot to fame in the 90’s with their teen pop fare which went on to become a rage worldwide. For a time, they were even held in league with the ‘Beatles’ in terms of popularity. However, after the ruling the charts for a considerable length of time the band sadly split up in 1995 as Robbie decided to walk away to chart a successful solo career.

Speaking of his performance Robbie said, that he could barely help the tears before joining ‘Take That’ on stage and that he wanted to live the moment a bit longer since they felt happy being back together.

Said Gary of the reunion, “It’s been lovely. There’s been a good excuse to be at the Albert Hall tonight. It feels like this last year, we’ve had Rob back in our lives. Here we areon stage and let’s hope it’s the beginning of more of it.”

We hope so too!
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Last week Take That recorded a special gig in aid of Children In Need, bringing together an all-star-line up including Lily Allen, Dizzee Rascal, Dame Shirley Bassey, Cheryl Cole, Muse and many more!

On Thursday 19th November you will have the chance to view ‘Children In Need Rocks the Royal Albert Hall’ on BBC One at 8pm. Make sure you tune in to watch Take That perform with some of British music’s biggest names and give what you can to the Children In Need charity by texting DONATE to 70077. Text messages will cost £5 plus your standard network message charge and £5 will go to BBC Children In Need. Please check with the billpayer before texting. For the full terms and conditions of text to donate go to bbc.co.uk/Pudsey/donate.

You can also make your donations on the night via the Children In Need donation line on 0345 7 33 22 33 (calls charged at geographic rates, calls from mobiles may be higher) or online at bbc.co.uk/Pudsey/donate.

Don’t miss this amazing one-off show hosted by Chris Moyles, James Corden and Ferne Cotton!
http://www.takethat.com/news/take-that-rocks-the-royal-alb-1/