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Robbie Williams is recording a new album with Take That.
The ‘Bodies’ singer cried as he was reunited with his former bandmates – Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen - onstage last night or the first time in 15 years and revealed plans are in place for them to enter the studio together.
He said to Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper: “The ball is rolling for a Take That album with me. I was tearing up when I was onstage with the lads.”
Robbie joined the group and a host of other stars including Lily Allen to sing Beatles classic ‘Hey Jude’ – led by the song’s original singer, Paul McCartney at London’s Royal Albert hall for the charity concert.
The ‘Bodies’ singer cried as he was reunited with his former bandmates – Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen - onstage last night or the first time in 15 years and revealed plans are in place for them to enter the studio together.
He said to Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper: “The ball is rolling for a Take That album with me. I was tearing up when I was onstage with the lads.”
Robbie joined the group and a host of other stars including Lily Allen to sing Beatles classic ‘Hey Jude’ – led by the song’s original singer, Paul McCartney at London’s Royal Albert hall for the charity concert.
