January 18Jan 18 this sounded very special, I like that he is now doing so much more than the 'obvious'
January 19Jan 19 I like what they did with that performance. Maybe he is paving the way for a couple of gigs there.
January 19Jan 19 Author Hüseyin Turan¹⁹⁰⁵ 🇹🇷💛❤️ on X: "İnternational stars as Millie Bobby Brown, Katy Perry, Robbie Williams, Lee Jung Jae, Lee Byung Hun, Travis Fimmel, Forest Whitaker, Shah Rukh Khan and Turkish stars Hande Erçel, Tuba Büyüküstün and Halit Ergenç captured by the famous photographer David LaChapelle #JoyAwards https://t.co/pqPVCxT5fg" / X
January 28Jan 28 Author Post thanks to Robbie Williams Rewind Podcast on FacebookRobbie. Upcoming appearances on tv & radio
January 30Jan 30 Author Strong was never my favourite but I like this versionSource https://www.youtube.com/@talkSPORT
January 31Jan 31 Author 8 hours ago, Laura130262 said:Paloma Faith "I've felt 35 since I was seven years old" 😂I would love to see Robbie on her Podcast 😄
February 4Feb 4 Author Robbie Williams pictured outside Glasgow hotel before gig2 hrs agoRobbie WilliamsBy Aidan Macdonald ReporterRobbie Williams pictured with fans outside the hotel in Glasgow (Image: Supplied)Musical sensation Robbie Williams has been spotted outside a plush Glasgow hotel before embarking on his latest UK tour.The Britpop icon is set to perform at Glasgow’s Barrowland , treating audiences to a full live performance of both his classic album Life Thru A Lens and his latest release, Britpop .Photo James ChapelardThe 51-year-old star posed with fans outside the Blythswood Hotel ahead of the gig at the iconic venue.Prior to launching his solo career, Williams was one-fifth of popular boyband Take That, behind hit songs including Pray, Everything Changes and Sure.Back in 2024, he released the biopic Better Man, where he is played by a CGI chimpanzee – a comment on how he feels like a “performing monkey”.In 2023, he was the subject of a self-titled Netflix documentary series which documented his struggles with addiction and mental health issues.His other chart-topping albums include Life Thru A Lens (1997), I’ve Been Expecting You (1998), Escapology (2002), Intensive Care (2005) and Rudebox (2006).He has also had seven number one singles in the UK with songs including Millennium, Rock DJ and Candy.The setlist for the gig is expected to include:RocketSpiesPretty FaceBite Your TongueCocky, All My LifeHumanMorrisseyYouIt’s OK Until The Drugs Stop WorkingPocket RocketPhoto James ChapelardSource Robbie Williams pictured outside Glasgow hotel before gig | Glasgow Times
February 5Feb 5 Author Scottish fans queue 'from 2am' to catch Robbie Williams gig4th FebruaryBarrowlandBy Ava WhyteReporterEAGER fans have been queuing outside the Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow “since 2am” to catch Britpop icon Robbie Williams’ gig tonight.Crowds began to gather outside the legendary music venue in the city’s east end from the early hours of Wednesday morning to secure a good spot at the musician’s sold-out show. Williams is treating fans to a full live performance of both his classic album Life Thru A Lens and his latest release, Britpop, which supporters say they are “buzzing” to hear in person for the first time.Wrapped in blankets and rain ponchos, groups of friends shared why they’ve been standing in line for hours.Left to right: Shirley Kernek and Levkae Mueller (Image: Ava Whyte)Levkae Mueller and Shirley Kernek travelled 10 hours by car from Hamburg, Germany, to London before flying to Glasgow to make the concert.The pals even donned custom jackets featuring nods to Williams’ new album and his smash hit film Better Man.Levkae said: “It took 10 hours to drive from Hamburg to London, and then we flew from London to Glasgow.We’ve been fans since 1998, around about then. I’ve been to around 100 of his gigs. We came to Glasgow for the venue because it’s such a small venue, and he’s doing the new album.“It’s a special gig, and we love Glasgow.”Claudia Ifieger made the journey from Austria to the city to watch the singer.The 18-year-old explained she had been queuing since 5am, but that her friend had braved the rain to line up from 2am.She commented: “I got here at 5am, and my friend got here at 2am. It’s really good seeing all these people that you only see at rock concerts.“I call them my friends because they are my friends. This is very important to me. I’m going to every show on the tour, so I’m heading to Liverpool tomorrow and London after that.“I really love Robbie.”Left to right: Raika Melde, Nadine Godenrath, and Kathe Ehrke (Image: Ava Whyte)Meanwhile, Raika Melde, Kathe Ehrke, and Nadine Godenrath travelled to Glasgow earlier this week from Germany.Kathe said: “It was very hard to get tickets, and we were lucky to get them. You could only buy two at a time, and there are three of us, so it was a little bit difficult, but we got them in the end, and we’re very happy.“Tomorrow we head to London for the next show. I’ve been listening to Robbie for 33 years. We can’t wait to hear the new songs live.”Nadine added: “It’s a very exclusive gig and we’re very excited to see him close up. We’ve been queuing since 4am.”Kayla Toplish and Emma McShane had been standing in line for several hours to secure good spots at the gig.They highlighted that the tickets had been Christmas gifts for their mums.Kayla said: “We’re queuing for our mums, this was a Christmas present for them. I’ve been a fan as long as I can remember, and I’ve been to all his previous tours as well.“I really want him to play Selfish Disco. I’ve only seen him at bigger venues, so seeing him at a smaller venue where he started out is good.”Emma added: “My mum is a big fan, and I think it was around three or four years ago that I became a fan.“It was when I went to see him in concert for the first time. This is only my second gig I’ve been to. I really want to hear Let Me Entertain You.“The first time I saw him, the area where we were sitting was a restricted view, so I barely saw him, but this time he’ll be right there, so as you can imagine, I’m buzzing.Scottish fans queue 'from 2am' to catch Robbie Williams gig | The National Edited February 5Feb 5 by Sydney11
February 5Feb 5 Author Robbie Williams delivers five-star show at Glasgow’s BarrowlandsBy Stacey MullenVerdict *****Robbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum BuchanSinger Robbie Williams put on a once-in-a-lifetime performance at the city’s famous Barrowlands on Wednesday night - creating a show now etched in the venue’s history for decades to come.The screams were deafening when the pop star took to the legendary stage to kick off the first night of his new tour Long 90s - a tribute to one of music’s greatest decades.Wearing a Primal Scream T-shirt in honour of the Glasgow band, the star soaked in the admiration before a crowd of over 2,000 fans to perform his debut album Life Thru A Lens in full.Robbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum BuchanRobbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum BuchanRobbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum BuchanLazy Days kicked off the set as Williams entertained the audience from the get-go by chatting about the new Take That documentary on Netflix.Referring to his famous spat with singer Gary Barlow, he joked: “Did you all watch the Take That documentary?“I spent the last week going, 'What a f***ing a******e I was?'"He then reassured: “I love my boys, we are in a different place now.”Robbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum BuchanThe 1997 power ballad Angels, which marked the beginning of Williams’ ascent to solo superstardom created a moment to remember as the 51-year-old remained silent draped in a Saltire flag while his army of fans sang in unison.Let Me Entertain You then sent the crowd wild with the anthem not losing its power in such an intimate setting.Robbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum BuchanConfession. I am a Robbie Williams fan. A Take That OG since I was seven years old.I have seen Robbie with the band, and as a solo artist at venues across Scotland including the Hydro and Hampden Park.But watching him thrive at the Barras is unique.I think I am more than qualified to say the Robbie of today is content and confident.He sounds incredible in this setting. His new album is magnificent and recognises a period in music we will never see again.We should celebrate everything that was great about the 90s. His show left me yearning for the simplicity of the decade I grew up in. Can we go back?Robbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum BuchanAfter a brief break, he returned to the stage to open with Rocket which lifted the atmosphere while Spies has the makings of a classic Robbie anthem. He then dedicated Pretty Face to his beautiful wife Ayda.He smiled from ear to ear, “Thank God I released the album before these f***ing gigs. Sixteen number one albums, God bless you.”He then promised: “I want more. I’m not stopping.“I’m going to slide this into the f***ing grave.”Robbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum BuchanEven if he wanted to, I doubt Williams would be allowed to retire with his fans mouthing every word of his latest release including Human which recognises our transition into using AI and the upbeat Morrissey proving to be an ample opportunity to boogie.The funky Selfish Disco - taken from the deluxe edition of the album - won the fan vote for him to perform as a one off with the star admitting he should have included it in the album.The ultimate showman in any setting, Williams tested the ‘play the album in full’ concert format to its limit, leaving us asking: what’s next? We wait in anticipation.Robbie Williams delivers five-star show at Glasgow’s Barrowlands | Glasgow TimesRobbie Williams takes his Long 90s tour to Glasgow's Barrowlands on February 2, 2026. Picture by Calum Buchan Edited February 5Feb 5 by Sydney11
February 5Feb 5 Author Stuart@st_ua_rt·Stuart on X: "Seeing Robbie Williams at the Barrowlands in Glasgow is genuinely the stuff that dreams are made of. The entertainer of our generation, doing old songs and new songs in the best venue on the planet. Legit one of the best gigs I have ever been to. @TheBarrowlands https://t.co/xiVxypBk5T" / X
February 5Feb 5 Author Video thanks to @TomMCLTøm@TomMCJL·8hSaw Robbie Williams a third time in six months, had the best hours of my life, cheeky few drinks & then got to speak with him & tell him how 'BRITPOP' is better than 'LIFE THRU A LENS' & he agreed - VERY. f***ing. Happy. Edited February 5Feb 5 by Sydney11
