The 2027 European tour will become the biggest “Take That” tour on the continent in recent years. The group will perform at least 31 concerts in 31 cities and 16 countries, with more shows expected to be announced in the coming weeks. The tour, starting on June 3 in Switzerland, will include festivals, open-air concerts, and famous European concert venues. Alongside their biggest career hits, “Take That” will also present music from their new album “Dreamers.”
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Formed in Manchester in 1990, the group became a true phenomenon of the 1990s and, after a long break, managed to do what few in the music world achieve – return to the stage and reach the peak of popularity again.
The list of “Take That” achievements speaks for itself. The group has reached 12 number one spots on the UK singles chart, and 9 of their albums have topped the official UK albums chart. Among the group’s biggest hits are “Pray,” “Relight My Fire,” “Everything Changes,” “Sure,” “Back For Good,” “Never Forget,” “Patience,” “Shine,” and “Greatest Day.”
Equally impressive is “Take That”‘s collection of awards. Throughout their career, the group has won 8 prestigious BRIT Awards – the most important prizes in the British music industry.
One of the most important songs marking the group’s international breakthrough is the 1995 hit “Back For Good.” It became the best-selling “Take That” single and one of the group’s most famous songs worldwide.
The history of “Take That” is also inseparable from one of the biggest British music superstars – Robbie Williams. The group rose to fame as a quintet consisting of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange, and Robbie Williams.
The latter left the group in 1995 and later started a phenomenally successful solo career, but the story of “Take That” and Robbie did not end there.
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It is also interesting that Robbie Williams, counting his solo career and his achievements with “Take That,” is one of the most awarded artists in BRIT Awards history. He won five of his BRIT Awards as a member of “Take That.”
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In 2010, Robbie Williams reunited with his former bandmates to record the album “Progress.” The comeback turned into another triumph in “Take That”‘s history – the album became one of the brightest stages of the group’s career, and the accompanying tour broke ticket sales records.
2026 was an especially intense year for “Take That”: the group’s documentary film “Take That,” released in February, immediately rose to number one on Netflix, and more than 736,000 tickets were sold for the stadium “The Circus Live” tour in the UK and Ireland. A broadcast of one Manchester concert on Amazon Music also became the most-watched live music program ever broadcast in the UK.
In the years following their return, the group released the albums “Beautiful World,” “The Circus,” and “Progress,” all of which reached number one on the UK albums chart. “Take That” once again proved they can not only remind audiences of their biggest 90s hits but also create new songs that become hits in contemporary British pop music.
The current lineup of “Take That” consists of three original members – Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen.
“Take That”‘s concert on June 15 in Vilnius Kalnai Park is presented by the largest event organizer in the Baltic States, “Live Nation Lithuania.”
Tickets for the “Take That” concert will be available at all “Bilietai.lt” box offices and online at www.bilietai.lt starting next Friday, September 4, at 10:00 AM. One day earlier, from Thursday, September 3, at 10:00 AM, tickets will also be available to members of the “Live Nation Lithuania” club. You can register for the “Live Nation Lithuania” club here: www.livenation.lt
