British pop act Take That to return to Singapore for October concert at Star Theatre

SINGAPORE - British pop act Take That will be back in Singapore to perform at The Star Theatre on Oct 28.

Best known for major hits from the 1990s such as Pray , Back For Good and How Deep Is Your Love , the boy band now perform as a trio comprising founding members Gary Barlow, 53, Howard Donald, 56, and Mark Owen, 52.) June 7 at 10am while LAMC and British Chamber of Commerce pre-sales start on June 5 at 10am. Ticket prices and other details have not been released.

Take That’s current This Life On Tour is named after This Life, their ninth album released in late 2023. The record went to No. 1 in Britain, Scotland and Ireland.The group last performed in Singapore in 2016 at Sentosa, a show that was part of golf event HSBC Women’s Champions.They formed in 1990 as a quintet that also included former members Robbie Williams, 50, and Jason Orange, 53, and went on to become one of Britain’s most successful boy bands, with all nine albums hitting No.

Take That split up in 1996 and reformed in 2005 as a quartet with Barlow, Donald, Orange and Owen in the line-up. Williams briefly reunited with the group in 2010. Both he and Orange left the group in 2014.Resend verification e-mail

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