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Manchester
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Birmingham
Utilita Arena Birmingham
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Middlesborough
Riverside Stadium
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Nottingham
City Ground Stadium
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Norwich
Carrow Road Stadium
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Milton Keynes
Stadium Mk
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Southampton UK
St Mary's Stadium
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Southampton UK
St Mary's Stadium
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Plymouth
Home Park
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Swansea
Swansea.com Stadium
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Bristol
Ashton Gate Stadium
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Bristol
Ashton Gate Stadium
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Manchester
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Valleta
The Greatest Weekend 2024 @ Uno Malta
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Perth
Rac Arena
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Melbourne
Rod Laver Arena
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Sydney
Qudos Bank Arena
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About Take That
Take That is a British pop band formed in Manchester in 1989. The group has seen numerous member changes throughout its 30-year career, but the current band is made up of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, and Ray Quinn. Their debut album, Take That & Party, was released in August 1992 and featured five Top 10 singles. After disbanding in 1996, Take That regrouped in 2005 and released four Top 10 albums and nine Top 10 singles in the UK. Their 2020 album, Odyssey, included two chart-topping singles and was certified 2X Platinum in the UK. Their live tours have been incredibly successful, playing to millions of fans, and their music has seen numerous accolades, including 5 Brit Awards, 15 Ivor Nobles, and 4 MTV Europe Awards.