Showing posts with label Take That. Show all posts
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Friday, 14 November 2014

Saturday, 11 October 2014

Take That - III Tour - Set List



This is what I would like to see from a tour promoting Take That's new album 'III'.

  1. ACT I (contains elements of ‘The Flood’, ‘Rule The World’ and ‘When We Were Young’)
  2. Let In The Sun
  3. Greatest Day
  4. Shine
  5. Higher Than Higher
  6. Patience
  7. If You Want It
  8. ACT II (contains elements of ‘Never Forget’)
  9. Once You’ve Tasted Love
  10. OLD DAY'S MEDLEY
    1. It Only Takes A Minute
    2. Could It Be Magic
    3. Promises
    4. Do What U Like
    5. Everything Changes
  11. Back For Good
  12. A Million Love Songs
  13. Never Forget
  14. ACT III (contains elements of ‘The Garden’ & 'Wait')
  15. The Flood
  16. Freeze/SOS
  17. Relight My Fire
  18. Pray
  19. ENCORE
  20. Hold Up A Light
  21. These Days
  22. Rule The World

Friday, 10 October 2014

Take That - III - Tracklisting


This is the official tracklisting for Take That's brand new album 'III'.
  1. These Days
  2. Let In The Sun
  3. If You Want It
  4. Lovelife
  5. Portrait
  6. Higher Than Higher
  7. I Like It
  8. Give You My Love
  9. Freeze
  10. Into The Wild
  11. Flaws
  12. Get Ready For It
Bonus Tracks
  1. Believe
  2. Amazing
  3. Do It All For Love
  4. Fall Down At Your Feet (avaliable on GooglePlay only)
  5. If It's Not Love (avaliable on GooglePlay only)
  6. These Days [Steve Pitron & Max Sanna Club Mix] (avaliable on GooglePlay only)

Take That - These Days - Audio

Incredible new single from Take That from thier new album 'III'.

Sunday, 26 January 2014

Take That - Greatest Hits Tour - Set List


This is what I would like to see from a Greatest Hits Tour from Take That. 
  1. OPENING (contains acapella excerpts of ‘Patience’, ‘The Flood’, ‘Why Can’t I Wake Up With You’ and ‘Everything Changes’)
  2. When We Were Young
  3. Do What U Like/Promises (remix version)
  4. I Found Heaven
  5. It Only Takes A Minute/Take That And Party
  6. Once You’ve Tasted Love
  7. Sure/Could It Be Magic?
  8. How Deep Is Your Love (acoustic sing-a-long)
  9. Everything Changes (starts acoustic but becomes band version)
  10. PIANO MEDLEY
    1. Why Can’t I Wake Up With You
    2. Love Ain’t Here Anymore
    3. A Million Love Songs
  11. Back For Good
  12. Shine
  13. Greatest Day
  14. Patience
  15. Said It All
  16. Relight My Fire
  17. Pray
  18. Never Forget
  19. ENCORE
  20. Hold Up A Light
  21. Rule The World

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Thursday, 7 March 2013

Take That - Glastonbury Concert - Set List


This is what I would like to see from Take That's Glastonbury Set. The concert would also mark a return of Robbie.


  1. Greatest Day
  2. It Only Takes A Minute
  3. Pray
  4. Patience
  5. Interlude I (contains elements of ‘The Garden’)
  6. Shine
  7. Everything Changes
  8. A Million Love Songs
  9. Piano Medley
    1. Love Ain’t Here Anymore
    2. Babe
    3. Forever Love (Gary Solo)
    4. Angels (Robbie Solo)
    5. Why Can’t I Wake Up With You (Ballad Version, just first verse and chorus)
  10. Why Can’t I Wake Up With You (Single Version)
  11. Interlude II (contains elements of ‘Eight Letters’)
  12. Do What U Like/Promises/Once You’ve Tasted Love/Take That and Party
  13. Back For Good
  14. Interlude III (contains elements of ‘Vienna’)
  15. Kidz
  16. Interlude IV (contains elements of ‘No Regrets’)
  17. Could It Be Magic (mid song it breaks for the ‘Sure’ dance break and then returns)
  18. Relight My Fire
  19. The Flood
  20. Hold Up A Light
  21. ENCORE
  22. Never Forget
  23. Rule The World

Friday, 17 August 2012

Take That - Olympics Closing Ceremony - Full Performance

Here is Take That's performance of 'Rule The World' at the Olympics Closing Ceremony.

Monday, 13 August 2012

London Olympics 2012 Closing Ceremony - Full Concert Set List



Here is the complete set list from the Olympics Closing Ceremony 2012.

  • Emeli Sande – "Read All About It (Part III)"
  • Urban Voices Collective – "Because" (The Beatles Cover)
  • Julian Lloyd Webber feat. London Symphony Orchestra – 'Salut D'Amour' (Edward Elgar Cover)
  • London Symphony Orchestra – "God Save The Queen"
  • Madness feat. Hackney Colliery Band – "Our House"
  • The Massed Bands of the Household Division – "Parklife" (Blur Cover)
  • Pet Shop Boys – "West End Girls"
  • One Direction – "What Makes You Beautiful"
  • The Beatles – "A Day in the Life"
  • Ray Davies – "Waterloo Sunset" (The Kinks Cover)
  • Emeli Sande – "Read All About It (Part III)" [Reprise]
  • London Symphony Orchestra – "Parade of Nations/Athletes" (David Arnold Cover)
  • Elbow feat. Urban Voices Collective & London Symphony Orchestra – "Open Arms"
  • Elbow feat. Urban Voices Collective & London Symphony Orchestra – "One Day Like This"
  • Madness feat. Hackney Colliery Band – "Our House" [Reprise]
  • The Massed Bands of the Household Division – "Parklife" (Blur Cover) [Reprise]
  • Pet Shop Boys – "West End Girls" [Reprise]
  • One Direction – "What Makes You Beautiful" [Reprise]
  • Kate Bush – "Running Up That Hill" [A Deal with God Remix]
  • London Symphony Orchestra – "Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty"
  • The Beatles – "Here Comes The Sun"
  • Queen – "Bohemian Rhapsody"
  • Liverpool Philarmonic Youth Choir feat. Liverpool Signing Choir – "Imagine" (John Lennon Cover)
  • George Michael – "Freedom '90"
  • George Michael – "White Light"
  • Kaiser Chiefs – "Pinball Wizard" (The Who Cover)
  • David Bowie – "Space Oddity"
  • David Bowie – "Changes"
  • David Bowie – "Ziggy Stardust"
  • David Bowie – "Jean Genie"
  • David Bowie – "Rebel Rebel"
  • David Bowie – "Diamond Dogs"
  • David Bowie – "Young Americans"
  • David Bowie – "Let's Dance"
  • David Bowie – "Fashion"
  • Annie Lennox – "Little Bird"
  • Ed Sheeran feat. Nick Mason, Mike Rutherford & Richard Jones – "Wish You Were Here" (Pink Floyd Cover)
  • Russell Brand feat. Bond – "Pure Imagination" (Gene Wilder Cover)
  • Russell Brand feat. Bond – "I Am The Walrus" (The Beatles Cover)
  • Fatboy Slim – "Right Here, Right Now"
  • Fatboy Slim – "The Rockefeller Skank"
  • Jessie J – "Price Tag"
  • Tinie Tempah – "Written In The Stars"
  • Taio Cruz – "Dynamite"
  • Jessie J, Tinie Tempah & Taio Cruz – "You Should Be Dancing" (Bee Gees Cover)
  • Spice Girls – "Wannabe"
  • Spice Girls – "Spice Up Your Life"
  • Beady Eye feat. Liam Gallagher – "Wonderwall" (Oasis Cover)
  • Electric Light Orchestra – "Mr Blue Sky"
  • Eric Idle – "Always Look On The Bright Side of Life"
  • Muse – "Survival"
  • Brian May & Roger Taylor – "Brighton Rock" (Queen Cover)
  • Brian May & Roger Taylor feat. Jessie J – "We Will Rock You" (Queen Cover)
  • London Philarmonic Orchestra – "Hymn to Liberty"
  • London Welsh Male Voice Choir and London Welsh Rugby Club Choir – "Olympic Hymn"
  • Take That - Rule The World
  • The Who – "Baba O'Riley"
  • The Who – "See Me, Feel Me"
  • The Who – "Listening to You"
  • The Who – "My Generation"

Friday, 10 August 2012

Acts Leaked For Olympics Closing Ceremony


They’ve all been sworn to secrecy. But some of the acts performing at the Closing Ceremony of the London Olympics have already been leaked. The two and a half hour ceremony opens at 9 pm on Sunday London time (6am Monday in Australia EST).

The event at Olympic Stadium, with 4,100 performers, marks 50 years of British music. Many will join the London Symphony Orchestra to perform one of their hits. Muse, who were approached five months ago, will perform Survival, the Olympics theme song, which drummer Dom Howard told the NME he is “happy with.” He added, It's a proper Muse song … it (represents) the enormous competition of what the Olympics is".

George Michael tweeted, "Obviously a bit nervous not having played for nearly a year, but rehearsals sounding great so far!” The Who’s Roger Daltrey revealed they had recorded a piece of music that is a “fabulous ending for the Olympics”.

Ed Sheeran teased, “I might be playing with quite a big rock band and I might be playing one of their most famous hits. Might be. And if I was doing that, it would feel quite fun, I think." He’s apparently joining Pink Floyd doing Wish You Were Here, although Floyd deny it.

One Direction were spotted at rehearsals this week, held at a disused site at the Ford factory in Dagenham. A reunited Spice Girls, Madness, Ray Davies of the Kinks, Adele, Queen, Pet Shop Boys, Liam Gallagher's Beady Eye and Elbow are all rumoured. Kate Bush speculation began over the last few days when a 2012 remix version of her Running Up That Hill was posted on Amazon, and then quickly removed. It will presumably return on the day after the super-concert.

Speculation has Paul McCartney returning after headlining the Opening Ceremony for a payment of £1. So are Elton John and Mick Jagger. Take That are a question mark now after tragedy struck singer Gary Barlow this week: his new daughter Poppy was still-born. Count The Smiths out, especially with frontman Morrissey blasting the Games for their "blustering jingoism" (plus there are other obvious reasons).

The music director of the Closing Ceremony is film composer David Arnold, whose track record includes five Bond films, the TV series Little Britain and Sherlock. After working on it for two years and putting in 17-hour days these past weeks, he says it will be “the greatest after-party in the world. If the Opening Ceremony was the wedding, then we’re the wedding reception.”

A Symphony of British Music: Music For The Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games, an album containing music performed on the final night, will be released digitally on August 12.

Thursday, 9 August 2012

Take That - Olympic Closing Ceremony - Set List


Here is what I would like to see from Take That at the closing ceremony for the London Olympics 2012. 
  1. Greatest Day
  2. Shine
  3. Pray
  4. Piano Medley
    1. Rule The World
    2. Patience
    3. Love Ain't Here Anymore
    4. A Million Love Songs
  5. Back For Good
  6. Relight My Fire
  7. Never Forget

Tuesday, 20 December 2011

Take That - Greatest Hits Tour


Here is what I would like to see from a Take That Greatest Hits Tour.
    Section 1 – Water
  1. The Flood
  2. Could It Be Magic?
  3. Back For Good
  4. Section 2 – Fire
  5. Relight My Fire
  6. SOS/Kidz
  7. It Only Takes A Minute
  8. Sure
  9. Shine
  10. Section 3 – Love
  11. Love Ain’t Here Anymore
  12. Piano Medley
    1. How Deep Is Your Love
    2. Said It All
    3. Why Can’t I Wake Up With You
    4. Babe
  13. A Million Love Songs
  14. Everything Changes
  15. Patience
  16. Section 4 – Earth
  17. Rule The World
  18. Greatest Day
  19. Take That Party Medley
    1. Give Good Feeling/Do What U Like
    2. I Found Heaven
    3. Once You’ve Tasted Love
    4. Promises
    5. Take That And Party
    6. Let Me Entertain You (song suddenly stops and ‘Pray’ starts)
  20. Pray
  21. The Day The Work Is Done
  22. Hold Up A Light
  23. ENCORE
  24. Never Forget

Tuesday, 22 November 2011

Thursday, 20 October 2011

Take That - Progress Live Album


I am so excited for this album. Their Circus tour CD didn't feature all the songs from the concert but this one appears to. There hasn't been any official information about the CD except the track listing and album cover but I am assuming it will be a 2 CD set.
  1. Rule The World
  2. Greatest Day
  3. Hold Up A Light
  4. Patience
  5. Shine
  6. Let Me Entertain You (Robbie Solo)
  7. Rock DJ (Robbie Solo)
  8. Come Undone (Robbie Solo)
  9. Feel (Robbie Solo)
  10. Angels (Robbie Solo)
  11. The Flood
  12. SOS
  13. Underground Machine
  14. Kidz
  15. Pretty Things
  16. When They Were Young Medley
    1. A Million Love Songs
    2. Babe
    3. Everything Changes
  17. Back For Good
  18. Pray
  19. Love Love
  20. Never Forget
  21. No Regrets/Relight My Fire
  22. Eight Letters

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Robbie Williams Leaves Take That


It was a brilliant reunion for Take That – but it was also brief. Gary Barlow yesterday revealed Robbie Williams left the band for the second time after their sellout European tour and is once again ­concentrating on his solo career. However, it’s not all bad news for fans. Take That will still exist as a four-piece band with Gary, Jason Orange, Mark Owen and Howard Donald. And the X Factor judge did not rule out future reunions.

Gary, who at the weekend was seen in his Los Angeles house picking his team for the talent show with help from Robbie, said the decision to go their ­separate ways was made before the tour. He told how on the last night in Munich he stood on stage and found himself “wondering if we’ll ever be back as a five again”. Gary added: “We’re all happy. The fans have come along and been happy. Great, great, great, great, great. Now Rob’s doing a solo record, and from this point it’s back to where it was. It ended perfectly. And you know what, we can revisit it whenever we want. He’s our brother, Rob is, and if he’s ever in trouble or he wants to have a year off being Robbie Williams, he’s welcome any time he wants.”

Thursday, 29 September 2011

Take That - Progress Tour DVD - Trailer

Here is the official trailer/sneak peak at Take That's brand new 'Progress Tour' live DVD. The DVD is due out on DVD November 21.

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Tuesday, 13 September 2011

Lionel Richie ill - Gary Barlow Fills In


Lionel Richie has halted recording of his new album and pulled out of a star-studded concert in London after falling ill. The 'Dancing on the Ceiling' hitmaker was due to headline BBC Radio 2′s Live In Hyde Park gig on Sept. 11, alongside other stars including Lenny Kravitz and Will Young.
But Richie has been battling illness, and has decided to postpone his recording sessions and drop out of the line-up for the show in order to recover.

BBC Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans told listeners of his morning show on Thursday:
“Due to illness, Lionel Richie will not be able to perform at Hyde Park as billed.
“As much as Lionel is distressed at cancelling this show for his fans and Radio 2, he would never allow himself to give less than 100 per cent excellence in performance.
“We talked to him in America yesterday, he said, ‘I’m sorry that I wont be able to make the concert on Sunday’. He was recording his new album, that’s also had to stop as well.”
In a statement, Richie adds, “The show has a fantastic line up and I was looking forward to joining the other artists on what promises to be a fabulous day of entertainment. To all the fans that bought tickets I promise to be back very soon and make up for it with something very special.”When Lionel Richie cancelled at the last minute due to illness, most music fans agreed Gary Barlow was not a bad replacement. Even with Take That hits Greatest Day, Patience, A Million Love Songs and Back For Good at his disposal, he still felt the need to further satisfy the crowd.

“After 20 years I’ve reached the pinnacle of my career, filling in for Lionel Richie,” grinned Gaz. “I don’t want to let down anyone who wanted to see him, so I hope you like this,” he added before launching into a perfect version of Lionel’s 1984 goldie oldie Hello.

The Full Set List Contained:

Greatest Day
Patience
Hello
A Million Love Songs
Back For Good
Rule The World
Never Forget



Monday, 15 August 2011

Perfect Take That Set List 2


I have made a perfect Take That concert set list before for the 'Progress Tour'. This one is for whats next. I am assuming that Take That will be doing some kind of Greatest Hits some time soon, so this is a Greatest Hits Tour set list.

1.       The Flood
2.       It Only Takes A Minute
3.       Could It Be Magic
4.       Once You’ve Tasted Love
5.       Love Ain’t Here Anymore (With New Arrangement)
6.       Chaos Medley
         a.       Kidz
         b.       SOS
         c.       Love Love (featuring one chorus of ‘The Day The Work Is Done’)
7.      Everything Changes
8.      When We Were Young
9.      Back For Good
10.    Relight My Fire
11.   Old Medley
       a.     Why Can’t I Wake Up With You
       b.     I Found Heaven
       c.     Sure (featuring excerpts of ‘Give Good Feeling’)
       d.     Pray
12.   Shine
13. Love Medley
      a. Said It All
      b. Babe
      c. I'd Wait For Life
      d. A Million Love Songs
14.   Patience
15.   Never Forget
16.   Rule The World
17.   ENCORE
18.   Greatest Day

Saturday, 6 August 2011

Take That - Progression

There are so many good songs on the Progress/Progressed albums that I decided to put my favourites together to make my own album, which I am calling 'Progression'.


Friday, 22 July 2011

Take That - Progress Tour DVD


This year, Take That brought you Progress Live 2011 - one of the biggest tour's of the year. Breaking records and entertaining millions of fans across the country and throughout Europe, you will soon be able to relive this spectacular tour again and again, from the comfort of your own home!

Progress Live will be coming to DVD on 21st November and is a must-have for any Take That fan. Pre-Order from Amazon now: http://tinyurl.com/3ubk9jt

Reminder of the set list.

Take That (as a quartet)

  1. Rule the World
  2. Greatest Day
  3. Hold Up a Light
  4. Patience
  5. Shine (contains excerpts from 'Mr Blue Sky')
  6. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Video Interlude)
Robbie Williams Set
  1. Let Me Entertain You
  2. Rock DJ
  3. Come Undone (contains excerpts from 'Walk on the Wild Side' and 'Greatest Day')
  4. Feel
  5. Angels
  6. Shaolin Monks (Dance Interlude)
Take That (as a quintet)
  1. The Flood
  2. SOS
  3. Underground Machine
  4. Kidz (contains excerpts from 'Rudebox' and 'Keep On')
  5. Pretty Things
  6. Piano Medley
    1. A Million Love Songs
    2. Babe
    3. Everything Changes
  7. Back for Good
  8. Pray
  9. Love Love
  10. Never Forget
  11. No Regrets
  12. Relight My Fire
  13. Eight Letters