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Man About Town’s Autumn/Winter 2024 cover star @robbiewilliams launched the second chapter of his lifestyle brand @hopeium during Paris Fashion Week, throwing a bash that embraces the flip side of fashion. Courtesy https://www.instagram.com/_manabouttownuk/

Robbie Williams to return to MaltaNew festival to feature Gigi D'Agostino, Aidan NationalMusic 7 hours ago| Times of Malta |12 min read Robbie Williams entertaining Malta in 2023. Photo: Matthew Mirabelli Robbie Williams will return to Malta to headline a new large-scale music festival taking place at the Granaries in Floriana on September 17. Following the resounding success of his 2023 performance, Williams is set to return to Malta as the headline act for the first-ever Aftersun Festival. The organisers are promising a "high-energy celebration to close out the summer season in style, blending global musical talent with local flair". Joining Williams on the lineup is renowned Italian DJ Gigi D’Agostino and Malta’s current chart-topper Aidan. The former Take That member performed in Malta in 2023 in what was hailed as one of the finest and most engaging live performances at the Fosos, drawing a crowd of around 20,000 people. His Britpop 2025 tour kicked off in the Netherlands last week, taking him on a 30-date tour around Europe. He is expected to perform many of his hits, including Angels, Feel and Let Me Entertain You. Crowds at Robbie Williams' 2023 performance in the Fosos in Floriana. Photo: Matthew Mirabelli Organised by greatt and NnG, the Aftersun Festival is envisioned as a new staple in Malta’s cultural calendar. "Aftersun is designed to capture that beautiful moment where warmth fades away and memories are made,” the organisers said, aiming to deliver an unforgettable Mediterranean music experience. Due to anticipated high demand for tickets, fans are encouraged to register early at www.aftersun.mt from today until Tuesday at 3pm. Registered users will receive a priority ticket link on Wednesday at 9am, ahead of the general sale, which opens one hour later at 10am, exclusively via the official website. Robbie Williams to return to Malta

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I have some very long flights coming up at the end of the year & I have fingers crossed🤞that Better Man will be available in the movie menu onboard . I will more than likely watch it several times 😊

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Will do Elisabeth. Paris Fashion week is on this weekend .

Robbie Williams @robbiewilliams · 1h Belgium - that was ace ❤️. Until next time… Rob x

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Robbie Williams in Gelsenkirchen: "I love FC shit"Stand:06/29/2025, 09:18 AM By: Linda Mey Robbie Williams celebrated his Tour opener in Germany. © Mike Gray/Avalon/Imago Robbie Williams started his concert tour in Germany on June 25th. He has thrilled his fans with emotional and rocking moments. Gelsenkirchen – Right at the beginning, Robbie Williams makes it clear: "Tonight is all about f***ing entertainment". His goal: to be the "King of Entertainment". To do this, he needs the support of the audience in the Veltins Arena this evening (Wednesday, 25 June). The fans don't need to be told twice and fill the location with cheers, clapping and excitement. Shortly before the start of the show, a dark and expectant atmosphere spreads in the Veltins Arena. An AI voice introduces the big moment: Then Robbie Williams enters the stage. From one second to the next, the dark arena becomes a bright and colorful show stage. In a space suit, the British singer starts with the song "Rocket" and flies up to the stage ceiling. It is his first concert in Germany as part of the "BRITPOP" tour, matching the new album of the same name in autumn. In addition to his vocal performance, Robbie Williams also swept fans away with his elaborate stage sets, glittering dancers and charm. Robbie Williams in Schalke Arena: Singer annoys football fansIn total, Robbie Williams performs 20 songs during the 2-hour concert. For some songs, the singer switches to a small stage island in the middle of the arena interior. The platform is called C-Stage: "If Coldplay has something like that, I want to have one too," he reveals in English. There he sings "Surpreme" and "Relight my fire" together with a guitarist, among others. Robbie Williams also takes the Veltins Arena itself as an opportunity for a few sayings. With the matching fan scarf in his hand, the British star asks the audience for his opinion on FC Schalke. The singer's fans react with a mixture of cheers and loud boos. Robbie also clarifies with a cheeky smile and broken German: "I love FC Scheiße". Robbie Williams wants to inspire his fans not only musically, but also with entertainment. © Mike Gray/Avalon/Imago Robbie Williams surprises with love confession: "They are everything"Between the songs, he heats up the mood in the audience again and again. With jokes about himself or his time with the former boy band "Take That", he causes changing emotions among the fans. A conversation between the singer and his teenage version became funny and emotional at the same time as an AI video (more news about events at RUHR24). The father of four also addresses his family and past. The singer was completely lost before he married his wife Ayda Field. They are the reason for him to be in this world. "They are everything," the singer emphasizes. Robbie Williams also openly addresses his drug addiction at the time and his recurring self-doubt in front of the fans. Robbie Williams in Germany: Fans are happy about "Feel" and "Angels"In addition to the party hits "Rock DJ" or "Let me entertain you", the singer also provides goosebumps moments. The songs are accompanied by energetic choreographies with background dancers. While Robbie Williams sang "Feel" and "Angels" together with the fans at the emotional end, the arena was filled with white mobile phone lights. Robbie Williams in Gelsenkirchen: „Ich liebe FC Scheiße“

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Small snippet of SPIES here , sounds powerful Video thanks to @CaroFF22

Reverend&TheMakers @Reverend_Makers · 44m GUUUU ON DEN @robbiewilliams ❤️If anybody speaks to me now I’m just gonna reply “7.50 Sunday Leftfield Stage pal”

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They were all so young 😊 @shitbritishpics · Jun 25 From left to right, Dani Behr, Max Beesley, Martine McCutcheon, Robbie Williams and Patsy Palmer at the UK National Television Awards in Wembley Arena (1995) Great British Getty Images on X: "From left to right, Dani Behr, Max Beesley, Martine McCutcheon, Robbie Williams and Patsy Palmer at the UK National Television Awards in Wembley Arena (1995) https://t.co/lYTGchuqZV" / X

Thanks to RWL - Fan Page @rwlfr · 2h @robbiewilliams lance sa marque Hopeium à Paris en pleine fashion week. Le chanteur a rencontré une série d'invités triés sur le volet en plein cœur de la capitale dans un hôtel redécoré pour l'occasion. https://robbiewilliamslive.com/news/photos-blog/robbie-lance-sa-marque-hopeium-a-paris-en-pleine-fashion-week

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Robbie Williams teases Glastonbury performance 30 years after his infamous first visitIs Robbie heading to Worthy Farm?By Nick Reilly Robbie Williams (Picture: Leo Baron) It’s been suggested that Robbie Williams could be making an appearance at Glastonbury, 30 years after the singer left Take That and headed to Worthy Farm for a wild weekend of partying with Oasis. Posting on Instagram this morning, the singer shared an image of a tongue-in-cheek blue plaque that has been posted in the festival’s hospitality area to mark the three-decade milestone of his trip. “1995. Robbie Williams entered this area without accreditation, authorisation, or alignment with prevailing taste. His presence was uninvited, unofficial and ultimately inevitable,” reads the plaque. There’s no indication that Robbie is actually on site, but the plaque hasn’t stopped fans from speculating about whether a performance could be on the cards. “Can’t cope soooooo excited please please please,” wrote one fan on Instagram. Another said: “If it already being Friday wasn’t enough to pop a smile on your face… we get this!! How exciting.” Williams’ trip to the festival in 1995 saw him wearing a distinctive red tracksuit with white stripes, which has become the cover image for his new album Britpop. He also played the event in 1998. Reviewing Robbie’s show at the Emirates Stadium earlier this month, we hailed it as “one of the most thrilling stadium shows of the year”. Today marks day three of Glastonbury 2025, with The 1975 headlining the festival for the first time ever this evening. Check back at RollingStone.co.uk for all the latest news. Robbie Williams teases Glastonbury performance 30 years after infamous visit

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On Tour in Germany: Robbie Williams Rocks Schalke StadiumStory by (eyn/ki/spot) Fitting to his song© IMAGO/Avalon.red Robbie Williams (51) sits relaxed on the bench in front of empty lockers in the Schalke players' locker room. Above him hangs the banner 'Schalke 04 - ein Leben lang'. The pop star gave the first German concert of his current 'Britpop' tour at the sold-out Veltins-Arena on Wednesday. 'I loved this Gelsenkirchen and it's great to be back in Germany - see you again very soon,' Williams writes under the photo on Instagram. The other images in the post show various moments from the concert evening: the former Take That star on stage with a microphone, his crew backstage, happy fans in the audience, and the scene from the locker room of second-division club FC Schalke 04. Old and New on the 'Britpop' TourGelsenkirchen is the second stop on Robbie Williams' European tour, named after his upcoming album 'Britpop' planned for fall. In the packed stadium, the singer presented both new songs and his well-known hits. The performance began with his newest single 'Rocket', followed by 'Let Me Entertain You' and other classics from his repertoire. Williams performed with an 18-piece band and used various stage effects. Between songs, he talked to the audience and shared stories from his life marked by drug abuse, as reported by the 'Süddeutsche Zeitung' among others. The show lasted about two hours and ended with the encores 'Feel' and 'Angels'. Six More German DatesAfter Gelsenkirchen, Williams has six more German concerts ahead. On June 30, he will perform at the Heinz von Heiden Arena in Hannover, followed by a show at the Red Bull Arena Leipzig on July 9. Next are two Berlin concerts on July 21 and 22 at the Waldbühne. His German tour concludes with performances at Munich's Olympic Stadium on July 26 and at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt on August 10. Currently, tickets are only available for the show in Leipzig. In total, Robbie Williams' 'Britpop' tour includes over 30 dates across Europe. After Germany, the tour leads to Paris, Barcelona, Vienna, and Stockholm, among others. Additional stops include Dublin, Prague, Budapest, and Helsinki. The tour concludes with a performance in Istanbul on October 7. On Tour in Germany: Robbie Williams Rocks Schalke Stadium