Robbie Williams Confirms Take That Reunion Plans

It looks as though the Robbie Williams/Take That reunion is an unstoppable force building more momentum by the day. Robbie has now confirmed he and the group have met up and recorded together again for the first time since he left in 1995. It’s now more a question of when rather than if.

There has been rumors and talk of a reunion for months now, but the end of September saw Take That and Robbie Williams meet up in a New York recording studio. At the time, I thought it could just be newspaper talk but Robbie has now admitted it happened.

Robbie is due on Friday Night With Jonathan Ross this week, but the show has already been recorded. BBC News has a couple of the highlights. The first is that all-important admittance that he and Take That have been working on something together:

“We’ve got together, done bits and bobs. I can’t say much.”

Short and sweet, maybe, but it’s enough for me.

Robbie also spoke about his decision to stop performing live for a number of years. He claims it wasn’t so much a conscious decision as something which happened as a result of how he was living his life and where his head was at for a while, saying:

“The decision was made for me, I’ve always been very nervous. You don’t know what’s going on in my head. It’s traumatic, really scary. I ended up in rehab again, it was ‘what are you doing to yourself?’ I thought it’s time to break the cycle.”

Robbie Williams recorded five songs for Jonathan Ross, including new single You Know Me and his classic song Feel. The other three will be available to watch on the BBC’s Red Button digital service.

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