We’ve got more news about the Take That tour. We're not just going to get to watch the boys perform their greatest hits, but we’re also going to get to see Robbie belt out his best solo work with Take That as backing singers. Amazing!

A source told The Sun, "The guys agreeing to sing backing to Robbie's classics throughout the shows really is significant - all the hard feelings have been put behind them.

"At first he was to go it alone for a mid-set medley but they agreed they all needed to perform on the songs, even if it is just backing harmonies.

"They are not solo artists. They are Take That."

And they are not just Take That, they are legends. Could we be any more excited about the Take That tour? No. No we couldn’t.

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любопытно теперь, как будет в обратную сторону, когда будут исполняться песни четверки? Роб будет? Ну, должен тогда быть

Так что 100%, что и из BW, и из TC песни будут, по парочке.

The Flood

SOS
Back For Good
Everything Changes
Pray
Love Ain't Here Anymore
Up All Night
Millennium
How Did It Come To This
Kidz
No Regrets
Love Love
Rule The World
Happy Now
Shame
Shine
Angels

на бис:
Let US Entertain You
Go West (+ Pet Shop Boys)
Never Forget

TAKE That’s forthcoming tour is something of a big deal. Actually, that doesn’t quite do justice to Progress Live.

The quintet’s 27-show trip around the UK is a phenomenally enormous deal.

Their schedule includes four nights at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light and eight nights at the City of Manchester Stadium, and there is no other band in the country, if not the world, that could fill venues of that size for more than a week as part of a tour.

The sheer scale of what’s ahead of the Fab Five –Gary, Mark, Howard, Jason and Robbie – in the next few weeks isn’t lost on the band.

Today, they’re taking a break from rehearsals and tour preparations for a few interviews.

Gary Barlow and Mark Owen have been nominated as the main talkers.

“It’s all coming together now,” says Owen. “If you’d have asked three weeks ago, I wouldn’t have been so sure, but it’s really coming together now. I feel like we’re in a really good place.”

Barlow adds: “The idea of actually going on tour is really exciting. But there’s always so much to do, so there is a worry. I’m not really excited until we’re done and ready. I might not get that feeling until the first or second night, as late as that.”

One of the reasons for their slight apprehension stems from the success of their last tour, not to mention its unprecedented scale.

The concerts accompanying Circus saw the band, then a four-piece, of course, performing with scores of dancers and acrobats, as well as engaging in the carnival atmosphere themselves by putting on clown make-up and riding unicycles, all while singing some of the best-known songs of the past 20 years.

“That’s just it,” says Owen. “How are we going to top the last one? That was the first question we had to ask when planning the Progress tour.

“The first and most important thing we did was to get the songs sorted and build the show around that. We have a lot of confidence in the set list we’ve built over 20 years.

“But us being us, we can’t just go up and do that, we have to think, ‘We could sing the song, but we could also do it while flying out of a plane. Come on!’

“There are certain members of the band who push the theatrics a little more than others,” he continues, a mischievous expression suggesting he’s one of those keen to make things as spectacular as possible.

“After we’ve decided on a set list, we have to find a happy medium with the production side so everyone is comfortable, and then, once we’ve run through it a few times, we can have fun with it.”

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Ну, это они удаааачно заехали!

The band have reunited for a 27-show trip around the UK, and Mark admitted he had been worried that because Robbie wasn't around for their Circus tour, he might find it strange to be putting on such a big show.

He said: "Rob's had to come in and do things he hasn't done for 10 years or so, and be part of a group. It's a whole new thing for him, but seeing how well he's adjusted to it is great. There was a feeling like, 'What if he doesn't want to put clown make-up on while he's singing' or 'How's it going to work with all of us?' but he's definitely part of the band in the truest sense."

He went on: "In fact, we have to hold him back now - he wants to put make-up on during every song!"

He added that he had a "warm feeling" about being back together for the tour.

He said: "Now and again I'd catch myself looking over my shoulder thinking, 'Oh, we're back, all of us' and I'd laugh inside. I can't believe it. I keep getting this warm feeling."
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