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Another video: http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/n...l-out-of-europe New Video: "I Am Looking Forward To Entertaining The Hell Out Of Europe" http://i940.photobucket.com/albums/ad243/1691966/RWNBs/SamsungVideo8_zpsed3f46a5.jpg 16 Jul 2013 As Robbie's musical march across Europe continues apace, we're taking you back in time by one week to when he and the band were preparing for their first show on the continent. Filmed in the historic German town of Gelsenkirchen, Robbie discusses in this latest video his relationship with the audience and how he has the "best job in the friggin' world". Take a look at it below and keep an eye on all forthcoming videos by subscribing to Robbie's YouTube channel. 003105S-cZQ&feature=c4-overview-vl&list=PLGBhV9l7OidLh0Mo-hQSSqhEs56toa9Rx

:lol: I wouldn't spend money on one of those dolls, but it is quite funny. I have a cardboard cut out of Robbie :unsure:

So true :lol:

:lol: Biggy should reconsider his career path, quite a hidden talent for writing limericks.

Robbie was supposed to of only re joined TT for a year only anyway wasn't he? -_-

http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news/1206...His-Solo-Career Robbie Williams To Quit Take That Again? Singer 'Wants To Focus On His Solo Career' Sources say Robbie wants to focus on his solo success Robbie Williams has allegedly quite Take That for a SECOND time, with new reports suggesting that the singer wants to concentrate on a new solo album instead. Robbie rejoined the band after a 15 year gap back in 2010, but it seems like he's had enough once again as sources say that the Rock DJ star wants to focus on his own material at the moment. A source tells the Daily Star: “Robbie feels rejuvenated about his solo career," adding: “He feels on top of his game right now and wants to continue his solo success." “Robbie’s been back in the studio with Guy Chambers, who co-wrote most of his biggest hits – including Angels." They continued: “Ideally he’d love to do the Take That record and his swing album but that’s just not possible – not when he’s wanting to take time off to be a dad, too.” It's thought that Take That are set to release their new material in February next year, around the same time as Robbie is planning to tour and also release a new LP. Although Rob hasn’t ruled out appearing on a couple of TT songs he definitely won’t rejoin the band full time to promote or tour, with the source adding that the star is now considering taking his successful tour to Asia and Australia later in the year: “Robbie didn’t want to commit to too many dates at first as he’s struggled with touring in the past." “But he has really loved it this time around and doesn’t want the whole thing to end.” It was reported yesterday that Robbie's bandmate Gary Barlow was allegedly set to quit the X Factor judging panel to focus more on Take That. An insider alleges to British tabloid The Sun: "Gary’s a decent bloke and figured it was to lay his cards on the table as early as possible. He wants to get back to what he does best, recording a new Take That album and touring with his bandmates."

Couldn't tell ya, I got scared and was hiding behind my large bag of popcorn most of the time...

Ask Jups..... she didn't get excited about seeing Robbie until half an hour before he came on stage :lol: but really enjoyed the concert. I'm sure you will too Nada, Robbie is a brilliant entertainer, keep an open mind. Oh and stop watching youtube clips etc, don't want to spoil it for yourself.

:lol: just posted a link in the other thread.... I'm listening :cheer:

link for tonights gig live: http://www.einslive.de/sendungen/player/EinsLivePlayer.html

I wondered that too, it obviously must of been known beforehand that there was going to be restricted views, even if was just a day's notice before they realised, there was still time to do something about it. It wouldn't of been entirely down to Ticket Master though, in fairness, from what I read they did offer free tickets for the Fridays gig. Not ideal for some people that couldn't make that date but at least it was something. I do think they should refund some if not all the money paid if people couldn't attend the Fridays show. Other sites were selling tickets for those seats at mega prices and may not of been that bothered, they got their profit without a thought for some of the fans. :(

:cry: I'm undecided

Just the bing bong of your mobile phone going............... I texted you to keep you company, and you told me to go away :( :P

10 JUL 2013 - Gelsenkirchen, Germany: Veltins-Arena Date: 10 July 2013 Venue: Veltins-Arena City: Gelsenkirchen Country: Germany http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium_pictures/europe/germany/nordrhein_westfalen/gelsenkirchen_schalke1.jpg

From: http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/god-bless-you-folks 06 Jul 2013 Blog Author: Robert Williams I THINK THIS SAYS IT ALL K9UJHjNmtec GOD BLESS YOU FOLKS SENDS TINGLES UP MY SPINE X :wub:

Not sure if it's just Cineworld showing this: From: http://www.cineworld.co.uk/whatson/6421 Robbie Williams Take The Crown 2013 Live Synopsis Robbie's most extravagant, hit-packed show yet, broadcast live in stunning HD and surround sound. The winner of a record-breaking 17 Brit awards and the UK's best-selling British solo artist, Robbie Williams is nothing short of a pop phenomenon. But the former Take That star has never rested on his laurels. So when he announced a 17 date European stadium tour in support of his chart-topping new album 'Take the Crown', Robbie vowed to outdo even his record-breaking Knebworth shows of 2003. He's been as good as his word, wowing critics and sold-out audiences across the continent with a stunning two-hour performance offering a rollercoaster ride through his biggest hits. More than 1,500,000 fans will have seen the show by the time the tour closes in Estonia's 70,000 capacity Tallinn Song Festival Grounds. You can be there too, as this spectacular climax is broadcast live to Cineworld cinemas in high definition and crystal-clear digital surround sound. http://www.cineworld.co.uk/assets/media/films/6421_poster_iphone.jpg

I think I may of guessed it. On the Robbie facebook page, he has posted a picture.... All UK shows are done and they were incredible! Now it's time to head to Europe. Also keep an eye out for a bit of news coming your way next week... I wonder if one of the concerts will be shown live in cinemas. :unsure:

There never really used to be so many props on stage during a Robbie concert did there? :unsure: It's down to the last TT tour me thinks.

At least you are getting interviews Biggy, that's not always easy now days. Fingers crossed for you that you get the job.

Ooooh how exciting :w00t: I wonder what the news could be..... Extra tour dates added :unsure: New album to look forward to other than the swing one :unsure: Ayda preggas again :unsure:

Speaking of Wembley........... has anyone been on the official site forum for a nosey around? There's a hell a lot of people on there that were unhappy with their seat allocation from Ticketmaster, restricted views etc. Some poor people just saw the back of the stage, nothing else, they weren't even told at the time the views were restricted. Expensive tickets too for some of those blocks, doesn't make sense to sell those without informing fans, very unfair. Some of my view could of been a bit better, and the sound quality, though no fault of Robbies, during some of the songs wavered because of where we had picked to stand. I couldn't see much of what was going on with the right hand side of the stage which is where Robbie seemed to spend a lot of the time. :( That was down to me for not getting into the stadium early enough. I would of been really upset if I had paid full price tickets and got crap seats without the option of moving. Some of the fans that complained were offered free tickets for tonight's gig, great if you don't live to far and have no other commitments.

My turn to be home alone :( I went to see Superman yesterday, was a good film. :w00t:

It annoys me so much :angry: Some people just like to try and spoil it for others. Robbie singing his heart out in the background whilst all that going on, I bet if he spotted it he would of said something! I've been to a few concerts too where there's been trouble, pushing and shoving in front of people that have been standing for hours and hours to get their place for a good view. It happened at the O2 in November when I saw Robbie, a real eye opener to how some people behave, and it's not always down to drink. I'm going to Newmarket next month to see Keane, it's always boozy time there. Last time I got to near front row for one of their gigs, I nearly got pushed over, it was scary :( With the exception of Robbie, I'm not really sure I want to go to anymore now tbh unless I have guaranteed good seats out of harms way.

New video on the official site. cctC-vWrLCw From: http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/n...ats-are-created 05 Jul 2013 As Robbie prepares for his final show in the UK tonight, we're taking you back to last weekend, when he and the band were readying themselves for the first of four nights in London. Robbie's latest video offers an insight into the enormous scale of his Take The Crown Stadium Tour 2013 and how the team are taking a "small town" around with them everywhere they go.

Have a brilliant time! Wish I was going again :(