Robbie Williams to reportedly appear in new documentary about his life and career

APPOINTMENTSDowntown-owned FUGA has appointed LA-based Sarah Landy to the role of SVP Americas. She previously worked for AWAL and Sony’s old distribution business RED, and was most recently VP at indie label Lowly. Says FUGA CCO David Driessen: “We’re privileged to have Sarah Landy join FUGA at such a pivotal time of growth.

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.

Elbow and Easy Life have been announced as headliners for this year’s Glastonbury Pilton Party.Both acts will perform at the Worthy Farm bash, which will be held for the first time since 2019, on September 2. They also appeared on the Pyramid Stage during the summer.Every September, a few bands return to Worthy Farm for the annual bash, which is put on as a “thank you” fundraiser event for nearby residents and workers.The Velvet Hands and Inkara are also on this year’s bill.

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 is set to perform a headline show as part of Radio 2 Live in Leeds next month.The event takes place across September 17 and September 18 at the city’s Temple Newsam Park. George Ezra, Kaiser Chiefs and Nile Rodgers & Chic are among those on the line-up.Today (August 2) it’s been confirmed that Williams will top the bill on the Sunday (September 18) accompanied by the 56-piece BBC Concert Orchestra.“I’m thrilled to be performing at Radio 2 Live at Leeds with my band and the legendary BBC Concert Orchestra in September.

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.

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