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Do I see hair extension :P Mohican maybe, they are very popular in OZ .. -_-

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Think it was for the John Farnham bit ^_^

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Thursday/Friday in OZ, then Austria the following weekend & that's it for 2023 . It's been a good run :)

How many concerts did he do in 2023? 80 or something like that? he did the UK concerts 2022. Then it must be over 100 concerts. Amazing and it passed by that fast.

I wonder if he will o South America in 2024 and if there will be a new album in 2024 if he will tour again 2025. Maybe stadiums....that is where he is best (for me).

 

How many concerts did he do in 2023? 80 or something like that? he did the UK concerts 2022. Then it must be over 100 concerts. Amazing and it passed by that fast.

I wonder if he will o South America in 2024 and if there will be a new album in 2024 if he will tour again 2025. Maybe stadiums....that is where he is best (for me).

 

Oh yes I forgot -he never did announce S. America -I was convinced he was going to.

 

I'm guessing the new album will be around the time of the movie for maximum impact?

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A little greyer, a little older and a little less arrogant, but he’s still our Robbie

 

MUSIC - Robbie Williams ★★★★ Nikola Estate Winery, Perth, November 30 & December 1

 

He was 16 years old when he joined Take That and brought screaming girls everywhere to their knees.

 

More than three decades later, Robbie Williams may now be playing smaller venues (in 2003 he played to 375,000 people at Knebworth in the UK) but his stage presence is just as big. The now 50-year-old brought his XXV Australian Tour to Nikola Estate Winery in Middle Swan and despite the calamitous traffic in and out of the venue, Robbie more than made up for the wait.

 

The born entertainer took the audience on a pop music tour of the 90s, belting out his biggest hits such as Let Me Entertain You, Come Undone and Angels, but it was his renditions of some of Take That’s biggest songs and a cover of Oasis’ Don’t Look Back in Anger that really got the crowd going.

His visit to Perth comes weeks after a four-part documentary aired on Netflix, giving viewers a rare glimpse into his life in LA, his marriage and his four children. It was also used as an opportunity for Williams to look back at his controversial past and give candid insight into what it was like being one of the most famous people on the planet.

 

He was also searingly honest in speaking about his feelings for Take That and its frontman Gary Barlow after their falling out, his struggles with drugs and alcohol and his mental health battles. It was moving to watch him at times, and by the end left audience members feeling as though they knew him.

The flip side of this darkness, however, is Williams’ ability to tell a brilliant joke. The entire crowd was left virtually crying with laughter at his stories – about fans touching his private parts, about his scallywag boy-band days, and how – now much older – he was finding performing exhausting.

 

And while he has the gift of being able to sing into the hearts of everyone in the audience, he also managed to interact with some people intimately, at one point recording a video for a couple’s children, saying “hi from Uncle Robbie”. Another fan was also serenaded with a rendition of She’s The One while one poor bloke got dragged into being the butt of some of his jokes. Later in the show his voice was amplified by those of 14,000 delighted people covering John Farnham’s You’re the Voice.

 

One of the best multi-generational performers of our time, Williams proved he still has what it takes to work a crowd and as thousands of people (very) slowly made their way home, you can be guaranteed they had smiles on their faces.

 

https://www.msn.com/en-au/entertainment/oth...bie/ar-AA1kPjHl

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A little greyer, a little older and a little less arrogant, but he’s still our Robbie

 

MUSIC - Robbie Williams ★★★★ Nikola Estate Winery, Perth, November 30 & December 1

 

One of the best multi-generational performers of our time, Williams proved he still has what it takes to work a crowd and as thousands of people (very) slowly made their way home, you can be guaranteed they had smiles on their faces.

 

https://www.msn.com/en-au/entertainment/oth...bie/ar-AA1kPjHl

 

 

Yep! B-)

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Some photos in link https://www.pressefach.info/schladming-dachstein/

 

ROBBIE WILLIAMS:

BRILLIANT START TO THE SEASON AT THE SKI OPENING SCHLADMING-DACHSTEIN

 

(07.12.2023, Schladming) - What a show! The first Concert of the Ski Opening Schladming-Dachstein with world star Robbie Williams is history and it was an unforgettable concert evening. Embedded in the idyllic snowy backdrop, the spectacular stage offered space for a Line-up in a class of its own. Tens of thousands of guests attended, the first Voices make you want more!

 

25,000 GUESTS OVER TWO DAYS

 

A sold-out stadium on Friday and more than ten thousand guests on the Thursday: A total of 25,000 fans and ski enthusiasts rock the ski Opening Schladming-Dachstein 2023. When world star Robbie Williams Schladming is a guest, then it's time to celebrate for all it's worth, that's all it takes clear!

 

PARTY NIGHT IN THE BEST ATMOSPHERE

 

As early as 6:00 p.m., NIKOTIN in a stylish leopard print coat and with casual Falco manner for the first attunement to a brilliant Evening. This was followed by Chris Steger with favorite songs to sing along to and at the latest with JOSH. the enthusiasm was perfect. Ö3 presenter Benny Hörtnagl led through the program and finally the time had come: Robbie Williams enters the stage and, as a first-class showman, brings the valley basin to quake. Despite sub-zero temperatures, the stadium was boiling - it was a Concert to sing along, dance along and celebrate through and through.

 

ROBBIE WILLIAMS, THE ENTERTAINER

 

Robbie Williams presented himself as a charmer and approachable star, interacted with the fans and was up for a joke. "What is entertainment?" - Robbie Williams addresses this question directly to and pointed his finger at his chest. "The number one rule of entertaining is - you must love your audience. But instead of trying to explain, what entertaining is - why don't I show you!?" And with these Words started a show that is second to none. Stirring Motivating, personal and thoroughly entertaining.

 

WINTER MOOD AND LIGHT SHOW

 

The unique stage in Schladming's Planai Stadium played its part in the 50 meters wide and with about 500 tons of material the stage is an eye-catcher in itself. 20 kilometers of cable were laid here, 300 spotlights and more than 150 square meters of LED space ensured a stage show of superlatives. Behind the stage, the snow-white sparkled Slope into the picture - a backdrop that you don't see every day.

 

The two concerts with Robbie Williams on December 7th and 8th are the The starting signal for a successful ski season with the best conditions. In the Schladming-Dachstein holiday region, guests will find nine ski mountains a total of more than 230 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes and Safety is your personal favourite slope. 81 state-of-the-art cable cars and Lifts and more than 100 ski huts complete the uniquely diverse Offer. The centrepiece is the Schladming 4-mountain ski area. It is the largest connected ski area in the region and offers four largest Styrian ski mountains Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen and Reiteralm connects a total of 123 kilometresfun on the slopes.

 

STRONG PARTNERS - BRILLIANT START

TO THE SEASON

The return of the Schladming-Dachstein Ski Opening after a three-year break is based on a cooperation between the holiday region Schladming-Dachstein, the Schladming 4-mountain ski area with the Ski mountains Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen and Reiteralm and the Leutgeb Entertainment Group.

 

COMMENTS ON THE SKI OPENING SCHLADMING-DACHSTEIN

 

Klaus Leutgeb (Managing Director Leutgeb Entertainment Group): "After After such an evening you can only say thank you: for a brilliant first show and for the unbelievably good cooperation on site. Thanks to all partners in the region and to the hosts on site - we are ready and happy look forward to a sold-out house tomorrow!"

 

Mathias Schattleitner (Managing Director Schladming-Dachstein): "We are very happy with such a perfectly arranged ski opening in the to be able to start winter. With the Double Concerto by Robbie Williams, This year, we managed to pull off a real coup that shifted our focus on Quality more than emphasizes. Enthusiastic concertgoers, excellent slopes, a winter wonderland and a good booking situation such as rarely before at this time of year make the tourism industry's heart beat faster."

 

Georg Bliem (Managing Director of Planai-Hochwurzen-Bahnen): "The This year's Ski Opening of the Schladming-Dachstein region is undoubtedly a outstanding event for all of us. Robbie Williams brings with his two sensational concerts not only brought together 25,000 enthusiastic fans, but also creates an incomparable atmosphere. The combination of Music, snow and skiing make this ski opening an experience that will be remembered," said the Managing Director of the Planai-Hochwurzen-Bahnen Dir. Georg Bliem.

 

Klaus Hofstätter (Managing Director of Hauser Kaibling): "Skiing pleasure on 123 kilometres of slopes in the 4-mountain ski area in Schladming and good entertainment at Robbie Williams' two concerts, the Goal. The fact that we can now also use this combination in a beautiful snow-covered winter landscape just in time for the Ski Opening 2023 Of course, we are all the more pleased," says Hauser Kaibling Managing Director Klaus Hofstätter.

 

Daniel Berchthaller (Managing Director of Reiteralm-Bergbahnen): "One of the world's best entertainers is a guest in our wonderful region. I Robbie was allowed to speak at the press conference in the summer on the Reiteralm - simply a world star who is second to none. It was a unforgettable first concert and our guests will have an indescribable Take memories home with you. We are really looking forward to the second Concert tomorrow!"

 

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Appreciation for the stage outfit from Austria at the weekend.

 

Very nice :heart:

 

 

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Has it been mentioned on here that Kylie is also at Hyde Park BST the week after Robbie?

 

Could they perform Kids????

 

 

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Has it been mentioned on here that Kylie is also at Hyde Park BST the week after Robbie?

 

Could they perform Kids????

 

 

A week between, do you think so :unsure:

A week between, do you think so :unsure:

 

Maybe on the Wednesday mid week show Tess :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

 

 

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I'LL TAKE THAT! Robbie Williams rakes in eye-watering £75m sum from tour with eight-figure pay cheque and HUGE charity donation revealed

The star splashed out on an early birthday present for himself this week

 

Mary Gallagher, Senior Digital Showbiz Reporter

Published: 10:50, 12 Feb 2025Updated: 13:47, 12 Feb 2025

 

ROBBIE Williams raked in an astonishing £75.2m from his monster world tour, new figures have revealed. The former Take That icon turned over a whopping £1.4 million a week as the cash poured into his coffers. And he paid himself £22m from his riches – with an incredible £250,000 going on charitable donations.

 

Robbie crisscrossed the world in his XXV Tour from October 2022 to December 2023, celebrating 25 years as a solo artist. And now he’s reaping the rewards.

 

Accounts just filed for his You Are Not Famous Ltd firm show that for the 12 months to the end of December 2023, he turned over £75.2m – compared with £30.7m in the previous year. And his profit was around £42m.

 

The annual accounts show he has cash reserves of £18m and cars worth £151,000. They also disclose that £3.4m of his income came from the UK, £55.3m from the rest of the Europe and £16.3m from other parts of the word. It's no wonder he's got the touring bug, and is set to hit the road again this year.

 

The Stoke-born star, 50, will play Edinburgh, Manchester, Bath, London and Dublin for the home leg of his Robbie Williams Live 2025 series of gigs. From May, he'll also head to Europe, visiting arenas in Ireland, Sweden, Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Finland, Denmark and France.

 

The tour comes hot on the heels of his critically acclaimed Better Man biopic. The film, headed up by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey, has been nominated for an Oscar and a Bafta as well as a Golden Globe.

 

And this week Robbie has been celebrating by splashing the cash. He bought Eric Morecambe's glasses and pipe because he has always seen the iconic comedian as an "uncle of sorts". The singer said he cried "happy, childlike tears" after submitting the top bid last month with a final offer of £20,000. This far exceeded the £2,000 to £4,000 estimate.

 

In an Instagram post featuring photos of Williams using the glasses and pipe, he said he treated himself to the items ahead of his 51st birthday tomorrow, February 13. The Angels singer recalled appointing Mike, a member of his team who handles his digital presence, to be "chief bidder" as he was in Los Angeles about to board a plane as the auction got under way. "As it happens, I got to watch the lot being auctioned live. My iPhone and Mike's iPhone acting like walkie-talkies," he wrote. "'What should I do Ayd's?' I nervously kept asking my wife. 'Keep bidding' Ayda says with the steely determination of someone bursting through an electronics store door on Black Friday. "'Keep going Mike' I say. This vignette of conversation would repeat itself several times over the next 10 minutes."

 

Once he won the bidding war, Williams said he cried "happy, childlike tears". "You see, I guess we all need friends-we-never-meet from off the telly. Eric has always been mine. An uncle of sorts," he wrote.

 

https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/14704926...cheque-charity/

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