Robbie Williams to headline Radio 2 Live with BBC Concert Orchestra

Robbie Williams mistook Barbra Streisand for a “nice old lady” on holiday – while she thought he was a footballer. The singers were introduced through mutual friends on Tahiti when they both failed to recognise one another. Former Take That member Robbie, 48, told Scott Mills and Chris Stark on their final Radio 5 Live morning show on Saturday (20.

Robbie Williams and Ayda Field recently threw an epic mermaid-themed bash to mark their youngest daughter Coco's fourth birthday. The singer, 48, and his model wife, 43, have been enjoying a sun-soaked family holiday in Ibiza but still made sure their daughter's big day was celebrated in style.

The Struts have returned with a new single called ‘Fallin’ With Me’ – check it out below.The new track is the Derby band’s first new music since signing to the Big Machine label earlier this year.Discussing the new track, frontman Luke Spiller said: “The song’s lyrics were written down whilst on numerous nights out with someone that I was seeing at the time. We always kept meeting at the same place on the Sunset Strip and after a while I had a collection of phrases and lines that all had a certain feel to them.”“The chorus was intended to be a really heartfelt ballad, but once the music had been recorded it took the vocal delivery to another place entirely,” Spiller added.

This summer many A-listers have descended onto Ibiza and it seems Robbie Williams is no different.The singer, 48, was his usual excited self as his wife Ayda Field showed him flaunting his dance moves on the Balearic Island in a pair of flamboyant shorts and flip flops on the white sand beach. Robbie has been on holiday on the island with wife Ayda, 43.The pair share four kids together - Teddy, nine, Charlie, seven, Coco, three, and Beau, two - and have been married for 12 years.That wasn’t the only moment Robbie busted his moves on the trip, as Ayda shared a sweet video of him and Beau dancing around.

Robbie Williams has released ‘Lost’, a new single about “reckless behaviour” that features on his 25th anniversary album ‘XXV’.The new song, which is produced by Guy Chambers and Richard Flack, is a poignant ode to turbulent times. “‘Lost’ is about the times in my life when I’ve abandoned myself to reckless behaviour,” Williams said in a statement.‘XXV’ celebrates 25 years of Williams as a solo artist, featuring several Number One singles and fan favourites all freshly orchestrated by Jules Buckley, Guy Chambers and Steve Sidwell and re-recorded with the Metropole Orkest in The Netherlands.

Robbie Williams will play with the BBC Concert Orchestra as part of the BBC Radio 2 Live event in Leeds next month, it has been confirmed. The headline set at the BBC bash will follow the release of Williams’ new album ‘XXV’, which features new orchestral versions of his greatest hits.

Robbie Williams has said his next album will see him going “back to 1995”.Speaking to The Telegraph, the musician opened up about his next album and revealed that he’s looking to his past in order to shape the album’s content.The interviewing journalist recounts how Williams played him several songs that are expected on the next album, which he describes as “guitar-based songs”.Williams went on to say he’s looking back to the time he left Take That and is intending to create songs that could have come out of that period.He explained: ‘I’ve decided to go back to 1995. I’ve just left Take That. And now, with the knowledge, musical knowledge that I have, what would be the album that I would make?”As well as his music, elsewhere in the interview he opened up about new projects he had in the pipeline.

Robbie Williams is reportedly set to appear in a new documentary about his life and career.The film, which will be a television documentary, is reportedly being made by the same production company behind Liam Gallagher’s 2019 film, As It Was, and has been in the works for several months.As reported in The Sun, a source close to the project said: “Robbie is one of the most entertaining men in music and the documentary will be hilarious and heart-felt in equal measure. He has been through a hell of a lot and battled lots of demons in his personal life.“But he’s also had an incredible career in music, started a family, and racked up plenty of celebrity anecdotes, so there will be loads to talk about in the documentary.”Williams last did a fly-on-the-wall documentary about his life almost 20 years ago.Williams is also set to appear in a new biopic about his life, Better Man, which is directed by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey. Speaking about the project to Deadline previously, Gracey said: “As for how we represent Robbie in the film, that bit is top secret.

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