Take That prove they still rule the pop world with spectacular AO Arena gig
Pop legends Take That performed the second night of their five date run at the AO Arena last night –
Pop legends Take That performed the second night of their five date run at the AO Arena last night –
Co-op Live has had yet another setback as Take That become the latest act to move to the AO arena
For a musical about a boy band, it is sisterhood that steals the show as the Take That musical comes to The Lowry this January.
A genuine feast for the eyes, ears and soul, The Band is successfully taking theatre-goers on a rollercoaster journey of feel good emotions.
Take That were met with screams as they made a surprise appearance at the new musical The Band in Manchester.
Thousands of fans descended to Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium for a mix of old and new songs that spanned his 30-year career from Manchester’s adopted son.
In a survey by Ticketmaster – the online ticket seller – the gigs just pipped Coldplay’s Head Full of Dreams Tour and Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s The River Tour to the top of the table.
They say three is a magic number – and remaining Take That bandmates Gary, Mark and Howard are hoping it could be magic as they head out on the road as a trio.
Boyband heartthrob Jason Orange has said Take That to the award-winning pop group by announcing his departure.
Soccer Aid co-creator Williams to grace Old Trafford on June 8 for England v Rest of the World.
Former X Factor star Max Vickers returns to Manchester to play Piccadilly’s B Lounge on Thursday night three years after impressing competition judges at Old Trafford.
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