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We caught up with Karl Brazil on tour with Robbie Williams. Enjoy some high-energy moments on stage with one of the music world’s great drummers, along with a few quieter, thoughtful moments backstage as Karl talks drums, music, and life on tour. Karl Brazil is one of the UK’s most respected and versatile session drummers, whose precision, power, and impeccable feel have made him a first-call player for artists including Robbie Williams, James Blunt, Take That, Jason Mraz, Ed Sheeran, and Feeder. Known for his highly expressive playing and unique ambidextrous approach—playing a right-handed kit while leading with his left hand and foot—Brazil brings a distinctive combination of groove, musicality, and dynamic control to both the studio and the world’s biggest stages. Gretsch Drums has been shaping the sound of modern music for more than 140 years, with its roots firmly planted in American drum making. But what truly defines Gretsch is not a single sound—it’s the remarkable range of voices the drums can deliver. From the warm, woody punch and controlled resonance long associated with jazz, to the powerful attack and projection demanded by rock, pop, funk, blues, and contemporary studio work, Gretsch drums adapt naturally to almost any musical setting. The legendary Gretsch sound has been heard in the hands of jazz greats such as Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, and Tony Williams, while rock and pop drummers including Taylor Hawkins, Charlie Watts, Steve Ferrone, and Vinnie Colaiuta have made Gretsch part of some of the most recognizable recordings and performances in music history. Today, artists such as Mark Guiliana, Cindy Blackman Santana, Ash Soan, Eric Moore, and Keith Carlock continue to demonstrate just how far that sonic versatility can reach—from intimate jazz and sophisticated pop to hard-hitting rock, metal, and beyond. Whether you’re looking for warmth, articulation, depth, punch, or effortless musical response, Gretsch offers a sound and feel that can become distinctly your own. Source https://www.youtube.com/@gretschdrumsusa

https://www.instagram.com/_gbnews/ Exciting news from Howard himself! Last Saturday he performed in Scotland and a fan asked him the release date of TT10, and his answer was "November" 😍. Let's wait for the official statement! Thanks to crazylegsles on TikTok for posting the video!

Gosh ! , these fans have been waiting a long time for Robbie to bring his tours to Peru Last Call: Robbie Williams Arrives in Peru with One Sold Out Date and the Other Very Close to Selling Out ➡️The British singer will perform on September 23 and 24 at Arena 1 Park as part of his Britpop World Tour. It will be his debut in the country and his return to Latin America after two decades.

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Take That and Michael Patrick Kelly perform ‘Feel My Love’ live together in Germany for the very first time at the Goldene Henne Awards 2026. https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljR1JkOXlhRTN4VGl4THZ2R3NSTWtEUHxBTl9pYzRlZXdTSmk5eHVQeWZoRm9YT3hGMDAzNl83b2t1eXdUZGZSUEx1ZkRFbExkOXdtc0g2Q0VoNHJWbzZZMVluRHFwY1laLUw1UGYzejZNQWpnZGNLSl80d0hySlBFSzlj&q=https%3A%2F%2Ftakethat.lnk.to%2FFeelMyLove&v=TeQCbSQxzyQ

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He held it for a long time. After a huge break OASIS are on a roll & that's for sure 😊

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scarlettroserussel I interviewed Robbie Williams for Style's epic September fashion special - out today - and one of the first things he said to me was, "Well, I guess my addiction has changed from coke, ecstasy, vodka and lager to clothes, which is healthier and won’t get me into trouble with my wife." This is a man who knows how to do an interview. He went on to tell me about going raving in Vivienne Westwood, cod pieces and, of course, the 1995 Glastonbury 'look' (pictured) which has gone down in pop culture lore ("That outfit would have been thrown away three months later. At the start of my solo career it was just jeans, a t-shirt and off you go to Top of the Pops. That’s what we were doing in the nineties"). I loved him. And some other articles I've written lately, including a profile with Copper Hoffman who is adorable. 🩶🗞 https://www.instagram.com/scarlettroserussell/?e=9a4de52a-2620-4d38-9116-fc8386a71a58&g=5

I think it's time for Robbie to add another song from the BRITPOP album & change it up a bit.. Video thanks to https://www.youtube.com/@natidrei5887

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Approx 20 people in the cinema Laura, I was quite surprised but it was the first night so mayble it picks up 🤷‍♀️

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Geektown Talks To... With David ElliottGeektown Talks To... Fil Eisler: ‘Outer Banks’, ‘Fire Country’, ‘Sheriff Country’, ‘Momo’, Sam Ryder & Robbie Williams• Friday, September 11, 2026 On this episode of Geektown Talks To…, Dave Elliott sits down in person with composer Fil Eisler for an eighth interview, five years after their last conversation. Fil has created the music for a huge range of film and television projects, including Revenge, Empire, UnREAL, Thunder Force and The Desperate Hour. His latest work includes Netflix’s Outer Banks, CBS dramas Fire Country and Sheriff Country, and the fantasy film Momo. Geektown Talks To... Fil Eisler: ‘Outer Banks’, ‘Fire Country’, ‘Sheriff Country’, ‘Momo’, Sam Ryder & Robbie Williams - Geektown Talks To... With David Elliott | Acast

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I went to see the OASIS movie last night , more like a long documentary & I enjoyed it. Not for those with delicate ears 😉 Noel could not understand why him & Liam get on so well now. I could have whispered in his ear that's what comes with old age, you no longer give a sh*t & lack the energy to fight like they used to Wonder if Robbie has got to see it yet

ROBBIE WILLIAMS IS COMING BACK TO BULGARIA! 🔥 He's headlining the first night of #PhillGood2027 on July 16 in Plovdiv! After his incredible 2025 Sofia show, he's back for another unforgettable night. Presale starts tomorrow at 10:00!

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Ready to live one of the best parties of the year at #PulsoGNP26? ❤️‍🔥" Robbie Williams, Caifanes, Bruses, DLD, and many more artists will gather to make Querétaro vibrate with a day full of music and great moments. 🤘

The British indie pop band Lottery Winners will open the concerts that Robbie Williams will perform in Lima on Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th of September at Arena 1 Park on the Costa Verde. 👉" https://ow.ly/Gimb50ZMnuu

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Robbie Williams: Coolness is far too exhaustingThe British pop star not only sings his own hits in Zurich's Hallenstadion, he also tries his hand at various cover versions. But he prefers to talk about his life experiences. Ueli Bernays Bruno De Carvalho / Imago Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" creates the appropriate heroic ambience. Then the British superstar, all in glittering red, storms onto the stage. "Robbie f***ing Williams," he shouts to the audience in Zurich's packed Hallenstadion on Wednesday evening (there will be a second concert here on Thursday), and then immediately gets down to business. He performs "Let Me Entertain You", accompanied by a large rock band including brass and two background singers. Robbie Williams in Zurich: Hits and wisdom

"Not because of the taxes! Certainly not! Because I like chocolate!"Robbie Williams offered the first of his two Hallenstadion concerts. It was a show full of emotional speeches and sayings about Switzerland. Photo: Getty Images «Switzerland, did you miss me? Of course, you f***ing did!" Robbie Williams and Switzerland, what can we say: They can't get away from each other? Again and again, the English superstar appears in the stadiums and large halls of the country, in the meantime he even had residences in Geneva and Gstaad. Older fans remember his appearance in "Benissimo", when he took a liking to Beni Thurnheer's uncle showmanship. Then there was the no less special "Blick" confession of a Swiss Robbie groupie. Today, Williams is once again on the stage of the Hallenstadion, which he fills twice in a row, and opens the evening with "Let Me Entertain You". The song also fits terribly well as an opening, because that's why the fans are here: to be entertained. Of course, this applies to every audience, to every concert. But Williams sees himself first as an entertainer and only then as a musician. In the Hallenstadion, he even got to the bottom of it and asked his audience: "What is entertainment?" Great perplexity in the hall. Williams sings a few sing-along lines, everyone joins in. "Okay, I'm a narcissist, and you want me to be one. That's entertainment." Wedding proposal in front of 12,000 peopleThe trick with Williams' stellar entertainment talent is that songs that aren't hits are more or less survived by the audience. Williams knows this, and that's why about 30 percent of his concerts consist of announcements and games with the fans. He does this with so much charm and self-irony that people hang on his every word, even if not everyone understands English perfectly. "I used to live in Switzerland, did you know that?" Big cheers. Williams: "Not because of the taxes! Certainly not! Because I like chocolate!" In between, he tries new songs, for example "Rocket", a song from his last album "Britpop". This sold modestly by Williams' standards. Maybe because the Britpop genre has been dead for a good 30 years? Anyway, the guitars howl, the audience screams similarly loudly. Will Williams actually manage to charge his hits show with new sounds – or will "Rocket" remain the alibi guitar riff before "Angels"? He owes you the answer, because the next audience game is already coming up: song guessing with the guitarist of the support band, who plays Robbie songs on his acoustic guitar. Later, Williams moderates a wedding proposal from a fan in front of the assembled Hallenstadion. With every other musician a moment of great falsehood – you can believe Robbie's unctuous words. Even a Robbie Williams ages"I slept with a Swiss woman in the 90s, she's here too!" jokes Williams between two songs. "But she has a beard now?!" Of course, there are also Williams jokes on this evening. But the 52-year-old also keeps adding personal things, such as the fact that his father has Parkinson's. If you listen closely, you can see a pattern: It's about getting older, especially in show business. This is usually mainly talked about by female musicians, preferably with the example of Madonna, who famously denies her aging with dogged gerontogymnastics on the open stage. Williams chooses the counter-strategy. "Are my best days behind me? Will I still be able to do it?" Rhetorical questions, but he turns them into the central theme of the evening: "Getting older is bad." It is no coincidence that he belts out Frank Sinatra's "My Way", the retrospective anthem par excellence. In addition, photos from the old days appear on the screens. For the audience, however, the emotional highlight is the song "Angels", which Williams brings to the end as always. And as always, he doesn't have to sing the chorus himself. The Hallenstadion willingly takes over, this is what the 12,000 people have been waiting for. Robbie Williams stands there, lets go of the jokes and looks moved. At this moment, his secret flashes up, which distinguishes him from the vast majority of superstars: He doesn't give his fans the feeling that they have to be happy to see him. He knows that it is his luck that they are there. Robbie Williams in the Hallenstadion: Jokes, emotion, "Angels"