Just after revealing their new :’Kidz’ video, pop legends Take That have also made it clear that they intend to make their up and coming tour the “best live show ever seen”.
Gary Barlow, Robbie and the rest of the boys will be embarking on a massive UK tour in the summer, and their show producer Kim Gavin, who is also helping produce the 2012 opening ceremony, is being given a generous budget in an attempt to take the already renowned live performances of Take That to the next level.
Gavin has been given an astonishing £15million, wish can only mean that this tour will the biggest and most epic tour in Take That’s history – even after the massive Circus tour in 2009, which saw the DVD become the UK’s fastest-selling music DVD of all time. The Mancunian group have already sold over a million tickets for the up and coming Progress tour – you can find more information or buy tickets below.
As you can expect with a £15million budget, the whole planning affair will be kept quiet and out of sight, but, according to the Sun, some arrangements have already been made for the concerts – which would see Robbie Williams performing a 40-minute solo, before being joined by the three other members of the group and then ultimately finishing with the original Take That line-up.
27th May 2011, Sunderland Stadium Of Light, Sunderland
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