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Take That discussed Robbie Williams' 1995 departure from the band in their new ITVX documentary, "30 Years in the Making." #TakeThat #RobbieWilliams -
King Charles Coronation Concert: Take That Performing Without THIS Member
Take That will reportedly perform at King Charles' coronation concert in May but 1 key member will not join his bandmates; who could this be? #TakeThat #CoronationConcert -
Robbie Williams Recalls Receiving Beheading Threats in Haiti
Robbie Williams revealed in an interview that he and his wife Ayda Field received threats to have them beheaded in Haiti, the singer recalls in an interview. -
Manchester's "Together In One Voice" Livestream to Include Liam Gallagher and Liam Fray
Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher and The Courteeners' Liam Fray will be joining the Manchester community in a virtual sing-a-long, "Together In One Voice, the Manchester International Festival (MIF) announced on their website Tuesday, May 26. -
Robbie Williams to Reunite With Former Band "Take That" For Virtual Fundraiser
Singer-songwriter Robbie Williams will be rejoining Take That for a virtual concert to help raise funds for the coronavirus pandemic effort. -
Billboard Hot 100 v. Official Charts Company: Mariah Carey, Madonna and 40 Years of No. 1s
Few people realize just how different the music across the pond is from that we listen to in America, that the Hot 100 doesn't exist in the UK, and that its equivalent to our singles chart doesn't just feature a whole bunch of American artists with even more One Direction and Ellie Goulding tracks. Music Times is looking back at the last four decades of music, and at the no. 1 hits on August 10 every ten years on the spot, going back to 1975. The ultimate contest, of course, is which country has better taste. Last month the win went to the UK in the best-of-five showdown. This month features Mariah Carey, One Direction, TLC and more in the field. -
5 Musicians with Alien Encounters Aside from Tom DeLonge: Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Sammy Hagar and More
Tom Delonge has apparently had enough of discussing his role in the recent breakup of Blink-182...so he recently unleashed the news that he had an extraterrestrial experience while camping "near Area 51" in Nevada and that since the occurrence his phone has been tapped by the government. Here are six other musicians who have claimed experiences with aliens. Not just the belief in extraterrestrials, but actual encounters of the third kind. -
Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith Lead 2014 UK Album Sales Chart Featuring Nothing But British Artists for First Time Ever
If you peruse Billboard's websites for the album charts from other countries you'll notice that very often foreign talent infiltrates the top spots. The Uk can proudly declare that during 2014, every single performer in its Top 10 for album sales was homegrown for the first time. Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith were among the bestselling musicians of the year in the UK. -
Robbie Williams Drops New Surprise Album, Take That At No. 1 on UK Singles Charts, and Both Sides Hinting at Reunion of Original Lineup
Launching a record with absolutely no publicity takes even more planning than launching an album the old-fashioned way...just ask Beyoncé. Robbie Williams released a collection of tracks titled Under The Radar Vol. 1 in a fashion that was, well, under the radar. Even more noteworthy are the circumstances surrounding the release and whether they point to a reformation of the original five-man lineup of Take That. -
Take That Announce 2015 UK Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]
Take That is one of Britain's all-time greatest pop groups, with five straight No. 1 albums and 54 international No. 1 hits. The former five-piece is now a trio with a new record, III, due Dec. 1. Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen will be taking their revised show on the road for a 24-date U.K. tour in 2015. "We've always been very proud of our live shows and are very excited to be touring again next year," the group said in a statement, according to Hello. "Playing live is something we love the most about what we do and we're looking forward to putting on the most amazing show we can." -
George Michael, Arctic Monkeys, David Beckham among Brits Accused of Tax Avoidance
The Beatles once commented that the "Taxman" was an unavoidable force but many British acts seem to think they can escape. Revelations from a recent report suggest that The Arctic Monkeys, George Michael and Katie Melua are among several big names that attempted to avoid taxation in the UK via a scheme with Liberty. -
Gary Barlow and Take That Members Convicted of Tax Avoidance
Take That is not an act well known to American audiences, but some big headlines might result in some more headlines. Albeit these headlines are more likely to occur in The Economist than Rolling Stone: Vocalist Gary Barlow and fellow Take That members Howard Donald and Mark Owen have been convicted of tax avoidance.
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