In an exclusive, newsletter-only competition, you and a friend could be off to see Robbie perform Bodies, and more, at London's Roundhouse at the hottest event of the year!

The competition will go out in Wednesday's newsletter, so if you're not signed up to receive it there's no time to lose. If you're a member of RobbieWilliams.com (which means you have a username and password) make sure the box to receive 'RobbieWilliams.com News' is ticked in your account page, if you're not signed up click here to sign up now.

On Wednesday, 7th October, watch out for the RobbieWilliams.com newsletter, read the competition carefully and get your entry in as soon as you can.

Please note, the BBC Electric Proms competition will only be emailed to members of RobbieWilliams.com signed up to the newsletter and will not be duplicated on the official website.

Good luck!
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Talking exclusively to the gentleman's style publication about his new album, Reality Killed The Video Star, Robbie says it's "as good as anything I've ever done, if not better. I know I say that every time, but that's what I felt and this is what I feel again. It's ace. It's amazing. So then, all eyes on me. Scary."

Here's a few more snippets from Robbie's interview with the magazine...

On his move back to England before returning to LA;
"That's me. Will do anything on an impulse."

On meeting Ayda:
"Then she came along. I've always been, 'You're not getting in, you're not getting in...' I never gave anybody a chance really."

On the new album;
"A happy medium" between angular experimentation and commercial, mainstream music.

About the post-split chat with Take That;
"We all had a massive chat, one of those chats that other bands who split up can't seem to have. It was really healing, if that doesn't sound too nancy. And at the end of it everything had gone and we were in the kitchen and I had my arm round Gary. I just loved him. I think he felt the same way. It was really beautiful."

The nine-page feature includes an exclusive photoshoot of Robbie at his inimitable best... take a look at some of the fantastic photos, taken by Simon Emmett, below.
http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/robbie-talks-to-gq-magazine

The Mail on Sunday will be giving away a free Robbie Williams CD this weekend with every issue when it hits the streets on Sunday, 11th October.

Featuring 12 classic Robbie Williams tracks, the CD includes live recordings from Slane Castle, Koln, London's The Forum and, of course, Knebworth in addition to a brilliant downloadable completemyartist™ widget that allows you to access some exclusive content: you can tune into six 30-second clips of tracks from Robbie's forthcoming album, Reality Killed The Video Star, access a series of personalised Robbie Williams playlists comprising of his music, and also a series of non Robbie Williams playlists made up of tracks that have had an influence on him as he was growing up, music that has inspired and motivated him during his career and specific songs by artists that he most admires.

The CD will feature the following audio tracks:

• Let Me Entertain You – Live from Knebworth
• Feel – Live from Knebworth
• Come Undone
• Viva Life on Mars
• The Trouble with Me
• Man Machine
• Me and My Monkey
• No Regrets – Live from Slane Castle, Ireland
• Phoenix from the Flames
• Nan’s Song
• Rock DJ – Live from Mungersdorfer Stadion, Koln
• Angels – Live from The Forum, London

completemyartist™ is a revolutionary new application that helps music lovers by suggesting tracks by their favourite artists that they might like to buy. It provides automatic suggestions based on your personal music collection and in this instance gives it a Robbie Williams twist by suggesting a series of playlists based around Robbie’s music and personality. It is able to identify music already in a user’s collection and make recommendations of related tracks they don’t already have but that may be of interest to them. Give it a go this weekend and see what gems it suggests especially for you!
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That's right, in a world exclusive Robbie will be performing Bodies live on The X Factor tomorrow evening so make sure you're near a TV, wherever you are! The excitement begins at 20:00 on ITV1.

If you do end up missing the show, or maybe you just want to see it again and again, you can catch it when it's repeated on Mon 12th at 01:20 and 11:00 and on Fri 16th at 20:00 on ITV2.

If you're in the UK catch up online on ITV's website
http://www.itv.com/ITVPlay....ter=310
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Напоминаю что по Москве это выступление начнеться в 23-00!

По Capital FM постоянно идет реклама

*THANKS FOR THAT NIGHT, SUN *

Well, we've got great news for you... Here on RobbieWilliams.com we're letting you tune in to 30-second clips of each of the brilliant tracks on Reality Killed The Video Star. From the ballad that is Morning Sun through to Won't Do That, Robbie's love song to Ayda, you can get a taster of the album right now.

Log in over on the right, or click here to sign up now, head over to Reality Killed The Video Star in the Discography section, and click on the 'Play' buttons in the album tracklist.

Be sure to turn the volume up on your computer and prepare to be blown away!
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Robbie has set a new Guinness World Record for the most simultaneous cinematic screenings of a live concert. As many of you know, as thousand's of you were there watching, last night's BBC Electric Proms performance was broadcast live to over 250 cinema screens across 23 countries.

On top of that, the concert is being screened at the 8,000 seater Auditoria Nacional in Mexico City on October 31st, for which tickets go on sale today, 18 cinemas in Australia on the 6th November, 20 cinemas in South Africa on the 13th November and 7 cinema in New Zealand on 14th November.

If you're in Mexico, Australia or South Africa click here to buy tickets for your local screenings of Robbie Williams' BBC Electric Proms performance.
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