Robbie Williams joins Take That on stage

Robbie Williams has joined his former Take That bandmates on stage at the Children in Need charity concert, but there was no reunion performance.

Take That opened the show at London’s Royal Albert Hall before Gary Barlow introduced “old friend” Williams, who then performed solo material.

When asked afterwards about performing with his former band, Williams admitted that “something’s planned”.

Sir Paul McCartney and Dame Shirley Bassey also appeared in the show.

The event was organised by Barlow, with more than £500,000 raised from ticket sales, which were allocated by ballot.

After Take That’s opening performance of their song Greatest Day, Barlow told the 4,500-strong crowd: “What a perfect night for us to introduce an old friend.”

Williams, who left Take That in 1995, then appeared on stage before moments later being left to perform songs from his new album, Bodies and You Know Me.

Source – BBC

Take That Reunited For Special Day

Take That have been reunited for the Highland wedding of singer Mark Owen. Robbie Williams arrived in the Scottish Highlands by private jet on Friday night and Gary Barlow, Jason Orange and Howard Donald also made there way to the highlands over the weekend.

There have been many rumours of the ban reuniting and they are expected to sign on the night of the wedding.

The celebrations are due to get underway at 4:30pm at Cawdor Castle, between Inverness and Nairn.

The marriage is the biggest celebrity wedding to hit the Highlands since Madonna wed Guy Ritchie at Skibo Castle in 2000.

Only 50 guests, including the couple’s two children, Elwood, three, and Willow Rose, one, will witness the low-key ceremony.

Hundreds of people are expected to descend on the normally quiet village in the hope of catching a glimpse of the couple, who visited Cawdor in April to view the venue.