May 11May 11 Author Our lovely Jonny, Hope to see him with Rob again one day ❤️, last time I think was Close Encounter tour, Rob's wedding, & Soccer Aid . Correct me if I'm wrong. ...@Jonny_Wilkes·12mHad a great week working with these guys ..Rory Bremner , Tony Hadley & Anton & Erin and now I’m off to The Bafta’s 😜" ,
May 11May 11 Jonny looks incredibly well there. ❤️Can't remember the last time they were together but I know when I saw Ollie Murs instead of Jonny at Rob's Brit Icon award in November 2016 that I realised it must be all over.When you think that is nearly nine years ago - it's tragic really.
May 13May 13 Author UK Back in the Day@UKBackintheDay2·2hTake That - Everything Changes Top of the Pops, 1994
May 18May 18 Author Thus should be a really good show ❤️RTÉConcertOrchestra@rte_co·June 19@NCH_MusicSymphonic '90s! Experience the iconic tunes of Robbie Williams, Shania Twain, Cher, George Michael, the Spice Girls and more, performed by the RTÉ CO & special guest vocalists 📷RTÉ Concert OrchestraStephen Bell, conductorAnnie Skates, Emma Kershaw, Steve Trowell and Stephen Weller vocalistsJoin the RTÉ Concert Orchestra to relive the soundtrack of a generation with the Symphonic ’90s, an electrifying celebration of one of music’s most unforgettable decades. From power ballads to pop anthems, this spectacular symphonic evening brings a fresh sound with a symphonic twist to some of the biggest hits of the ’90s. Experience the iconic tunes of Robbie Williams, Shania Twain, Cher, George Michael, the Spice Girls and more! Performing classics like Let Me Entertain You, Man! I Feel Like a Woman, Don’t Speak and I Will Always Love You, the RTÉ CO are joined by guest vocalists Annie Skates, Emma Kershaw, Lance Ellington and Steve Trowell who bring the glamour and grunge of the boy band and pop princess era to life. Whether you lived through the ‘90s or just love the music, live for the nostalgia with Livin’ la Vida Loca and get a little bit of Orchestra in your life with Mambo No. 5. Presented by the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and GRB Concerts. RTÉConcertOrchestra on X: "Symphonic '90s! Experience the iconic tunes of Robbie Williams, Shania Twain, Cher, George Michael, the Spice Girls and more, performed by the RTÉ CO & special guest vocalists 📷 June 19 @NCH_Music https://t.co/VROrcVYe1j https://t.co/4ecifYUTI3" / X Edited May 18May 18 by Sydney11
May 21May 21 Author How cool is this 😊About a month ago, I was on a long Take That binge, probably started around the time Robbie William's bio-pic was released.You know....the one with the monkey.As a fan of Robbie's solo music and also Take That, I'm ashamed to admit I haven't watched it yet, but it did lead me to not only discover songs of theirs I've never heard before but also re-discover songs of theirs I already loved, like Back For Good.I don't know if they're the most underated boy band of the 90s ( I think 98 Degrees still hold that title), but I do think they're definitely the most underrated British boyband. Sorry, 911, I still love you.https://www.instagram.com/artsypablobeanz/
June 1Jun 1 Author 9 minutes ago, Better Man said:Yesterday's BGT final.AngelsLMEY + Greatest Day (remix)Videos blocked in my country due to copyright Alex.Try this one 😉Video thanks to https://www.youtube.com/@BGT
June 6Jun 6 [img]It seems impossible that Unicef haven't put Rob's name forward in the past.Maybe he didn't receive "positive feedback"?
June 7Jun 7 I was wondering what he would have to do to receive at least an OBE. Are there other people who have been treated similar to Rob despite doing a lot for charity etc? What are the criteria?
June 10Jun 10 On 07/06/2025 at 16:19, elisabeth1974 said:I was wondering what he would have to do to receive at least an OBE. Are there other people who have been treated similar to Rob despite doing a lot for charity etc? What are the criteria?I don't know elisabeth - you could say George Michael and Freddie Mercury received nothing either and they were both very generous to charities, so he's in good company. I know David Bowie refused his.I guess it'll come at some point....
June 13Jun 13 Author Oasis World@oasisworld_·🤭1hEXCLUSIVE: OASIS TO PLAY KNEBWORTH 2026 FOR 30TH ANNIVERSARY An insider revealed the band's European tour next year will include an epic redo of their historic 1996 Knebworth Park gigs. Oasis is determined to break Robbie Williams' 2003 record of 375,000 fans in attendance.
June 14Jun 14 I notice Rob's Dad hasn't posted on X for a few weeks when he used to post most days.Hope he's doing OK.
June 15Jun 15 Author 😄In the run-up to the release of my new book, I would like to take you behind the scenes with special stories that go with the photos in the book. It was during Take That's very first promotional visit to the Netherlands. The guys were at the beginning of their breakthrough, and we had planned a photo shoot to get some fresh images for the media. Robbie, still young but already full of bravado, had brought a small hat for his solo portrait. He asked me if it was okay if he put it on. "Of course," I said. "It's just a hat." In fact, I actually found the text on it quite funny. While we were working on the photos, the door suddenly burst open. The manager – Nigel Martin-Smith, the man who had conceived and shaped Take That – stormed onto the set in a rage. His face on thunderstorms. "That hat must come off immediately!" he shouted. Robbie looked at me and said calmly, "He was okay with it." I nodded. "Yes, no problem." But for the manager it was non-negotiable. "Don't use those photos," he snapped at me, in a serious tone. And then, almost like in a movie, Robbie leaned over and whispered with a mischievous twinkle in his eye, "Use them." He took off the hat, visibly impressed by the scene, but the moment was already there. The photos were taken. And as Robbie had asked me, I used them anyway. One of them even appeared life-size on a poster in an English pop magazine. I can imagine how Nigel must have eaten himself. Years later, Robbie shared an extensive story about the same manager on his Instagram. What a tyrant he was. It became painfully clear what kind of influence that man had had on them. Robbie's best decision ever? Stepping out of the band – and eventually becoming bigger than the band itself. This photo is included in my new book Zwart Wit, which is now available for pre-order. Especially for my followers: you will receive a discount and a signed copy until June 22, delivered to your home. Check out www.williamrutten.nl or in my bio!Instagram
June 17Jun 17 Author BonJoviTalk@BonJoviTalk·21hHonest thoughts on the 'Forever' duets album? I'm more interested now that we've got some good quality artists playing on it. Is it something I want? Not particularly.@robbiewilliams@AvrilLavigne@DefLeppard@springsteen
