Excitement has been growing since Take That announced they were “back for good” following the King’s Coronation Concert. Where they revamped their 2008 single “Greatest Day’s”

The tour begins in Sheffield on April 13th, with the line-up consisting of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen. Thereafter they will be hosting two concerts in Dublin, two in Leeds, and four at London’s 02 Arena. The Dublin dates will take place at the 3Arena on Monday, April 22nd and Tuesday, April 23rd.

We’re extremely excited to announce that we are going on a tour of the UK & Ireland in 2024! You can get pre-sale access by pre-ordering our brand-new album ‘This Life’ from the official Take That UK store before 10AM BST on the 26th Sep. https://t.co/7ElauYKxH8 pic.twitter.com/Riwg5PM1OI

— Take That (@takethat) September 22, 2023

Announcing the news, Gary Barlow told BBC Radio 2’s The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show, “New music, it is exciting, we’ve been together for 33 years now so it’s like, ‘what’s next, how do we sound in 2023?There’s nothing more we love than going into a studio and going ‘who are we now, how does our music sound now when it comes out’ and it feels fresh and it feels exciting and it feels like we’re looking upwards.”

The tour will kick off in Glasgow’s OVO Hydro and feature three shows at the beginning of May, prior to four performances at Manchester’s Co-Op Live. The band will then move on to Birmingham for four dates, followed by gigs in Middlesbrough, Nottingham, Norwich, Milton Keynes, Southampton, Plymouth and Swansea. Finally concluding with a show at Bristol’s Ashton Gate Stadium on June 8th. Olly Murs who first gained recognition from his X Factor appearance in 2009, will be the opening act throughout.

Today this could be the greatest day of our lives wow I’ve had this secret for some time but next year I’m on the road with these legends TAKE THAT! What a tour this is going to be! Tickets go on sale NEXT FRIDAY 29th SEPTEMBER! https://t.co/HxrVjtoGBj gunna be a special!! pic.twitter.com/xPAAiVqGz8 — Olly Murs (@ollymurs) September 22, 2023

Take That’s new album This Life is available to pre-order, click here.

Take That’s 2024 This Life On Tour tickets go on sale 09:30, Friday 29 September. Click here to purchase.

New tour dates have been added by Take That, due to an overwhelming response from fans.

Your response to the tour has been nothing short of incredible – so we’re adding a further two more shows in Birmingham and Manchester! Tickets go on sale this Friday at 9:30am BST here: https://t.co/HALXwEiJiz pic.twitter.com/3TeQdPHRGX

— Take That (@takethat) October 4, 2023

13/04/2024 – Utilita Arena – Sheffield
14/04 – Utilita Arena – Sheffield
17/04 – Leeds First Direct Arena – Leeds – NEW DATE
18/04 – Leeds First Direct Arena – Leeds – NEW DATE
19 /04 – First Direct Arena – Leeds
20/04 – First Direct Arena – Leeds
22/04 – 3Arena – Dublin
23/04 – 3Arena – Dublin
25/04 – The O2 – London
26/04 – The O2 – London
27/04 – The O2 – London
30/04 – The O2 – London
01/05 – The O2 – London – NEW DATE
03/05 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
04/05 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
05/05 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
07/05 – Co-op Live – Manchester
08/05 – Co-op Live – Manchester
10/05 – Co-op Live – Manchester
11/05 – Co-op Live – Manchester
14/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
15/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
17/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
18/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
19/05- Utilita Arena – Birmingham – NEW DATE
20/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham – NEW DATE
20/05 – The City Ground Stadium – Nottingham – NEW DATE
24/05 – Riverside Stadium – Middlesborough
26/05 – The City Ground Stadium, – Nottingham
28/05 – Carrow Road Stadium – Norwich
30/05 – Milton Keynes Stadium – Milton Keynes
01/06 – St Mary’s Stadium – Southampton
02/06 – St Mary’s Stadium – Southampton – NEW
04/06 – Home Park Stadium – Plymouth
06/06 – Swansea Stadium – Swansea
08/06 – Ashton Gate Stadium – Bristol
09/06 – Ashton Gate Stadium – Bristol – NEW DATE
11/06 – Co-Op Live – Manchester – NEW DATE
12/06 – Co-Op Live – Manchester – NEW DATE

The five minute long music video follows the journey of a man and his dog travelling through Norway and is directed by visual music video director, Kasper Häggström. Owens announced this latest release on her social media with a 10 second snippet of the video, along with the caption ‘Sharing with you this very personal track ‘On’ from my forthcoming album Inner Song, out on August 28th.’

Sharing with you this very personal track ‘On’ from my forthcoming album Inner Song, out on August 28th. Video streaming now here:https://t.co/jCoXNZEiXh pic.twitter.com/0Ep33Nwk51

— Kelly Lee Owens (@kellyleeowens) June 24, 2020

In an interview shown on Pitchfork, Owens opens up a little more about the song and says, “This is perhaps the most intimate and personal song I’ve written so far—the two halves of the track reflect upon sad acceptances of the truth and then the joyous aftermath of liberation that can come from that.” Therefore, the song will arguably be the most intimate track on ‘Inner Song’.  The album, which was set to be released on 1st May, has had to be postponed due to the Coronavirus pandemic and is now expecting to be released to fans on 28th August. Owens’ Norwegian record label, Smalltown Supersound, shared the announcement via an Instagram post back in March which was the very beginning of the UK’s COVID-19 lockdown.

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The Welsh techno artist released her debut album back in 2017 which shares Owens’ personal aesthetic. According to Bandcamp, it is ‘an album that bridges the gaps between cavernous techno, spectral pop, and krautrock’s mechanical pulse…’. The debut album was a perfect stepping stone to success for the small artist.

Watch the full music video for Kelly Lee Owens latest single ‘On’, here.