Posted September 24, 2025Sep 24 Gary Barlow@GaryBarlowFor everyone asking - we’re live on@BBCRadio2 Friday morning 8-9am ❤️
January 28Jan 28 Btw, I think Mika would be a perfect special guest for Take That concerts. Maybe in future if not during The Circus tour.
January 29Jan 29 I liked this Gary's answer about ManUtd. 100% right ☠️Very funny interview, really recommend
February 7Feb 7 Author @SongwritingMag·8hWatched Netflix’s #TakeThat documentary and want to go a little deeper? We’ve revisited our in-depth interviews with Gary Barlow and Mark Owen, plus the story behind Robbie Williams’ 'Millennium'... https://songwritingmagazine.co.uk/category/take-that
February 9Feb 9 Author “I never needed these guys more”: Take That reflects on fame, loss, and the futureIn a poignant reunion with their 90s publicist Nicki Chapman for her Pop Idols series, the remaining members of Take That—Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen—dove deep into the emotional turbulence of their thirty-year journey. As their Netflix documentary continues to trend globally, the trio shared raw reflections on the moments that nearly broke them.On the Pain of DepartureThe exit of Robbie Williams and later Jason Orange remains a defining chapter for the group. While the world saw a pop sensation, the band saw a fracturing family.“We thought Robbie was going to be back; we never knew it was for good,” Howard admitted. “Robbie was a young boy when he left, and you didn't think about where his head was at.”Losing Jason was equally heavy for the remaining three. “Losing Jason was a tough time... even though I knew it was coming,” Howard shared. “I feel like he'd had enough of the fame and being recognised.” Mark added a perspective of respect for those choices, noting, “I think Rob and Jason made brave decisions.”The Struggle of the SpotlightGary Barlow offered a vulnerable look at his own evolution within the group. Reflecting on their 2005 comeback documentary, For The Record, he admitted the group was “scared to death” of a media "stitch-up."“I never really felt like I was in a band in the 90s,” Gary confessed. “I always felt like I was a solo artist in a band. But when we got back together, I never needed these guys more than when I needed them then, and it felt strong.”Looking Back and Moving ForwardDespite the record-breaking success, the band remains grounded by a lingering sense of fragility. “We still think it could end tomorrow and we go back to the day job,” Mark remarked.While Howard joked about the 90s being a "blur" where he’d lie about visiting his mum to sneak off to see his girlfriend, the focus is firmly on the future. Gary confirmed the creative fires are still burning: “We've been writing for about a year for hopefully a new record in the fall.”“I never needed these guys more”: Take That reflects on fame, loss, and the future - Music News | Music-News.com
February 12Feb 12 Author Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald sit down with Romesh to talk about the ups and downs of Take That – from their crazy beginnings in the 90s to the reboot of their legendary Circus Tour. They talk about the band's audition process, the pressures of songwriting, and Gary Barlow's not-very-popstar passions: Star Trek and interior design magazines. Plus Romesh admits to a 30-year-old act of jealousy. Source https://www.youtube.com/@TheRomeshShow
