Take That, the iconic British pop band, has recently ignited excitement among fans by confirming they are working on new music and discussing plans for an upcoming tour. In a direct message sent to their fanbase, the band shared a new photo of members Howard Donald, Gary Barlow, and Mark Owen together in London, accompanied by the message: "We have talked a lot about touring" and "big decisions" have been made this week. (magzter.com)
This announcement has sent Take That's dedicated fanbase into a frenzy, with many expressing their anticipation for the band's return to the stage. Fans have been eagerly awaiting new material since the band's last album, "Wonderland," released in 2018. The recent communication suggests that the band is not only working on new music but also considering a tour to accompany the release.
The band's official website has been updated with a call for fans to sign up for news and announcements, indicating that more information about the upcoming projects will be shared soon. (takethat.com)
Take That has a storied history, having formed in Manchester in 1990 and achieving massive success throughout the 1990s. Despite lineup changes and a brief disbandment in 1996, the group has continued to captivate audiences with their music and performances. The current lineup of Barlow, Donald, and Owen has been the core of the band's recent endeavors.
Fans are encouraged to stay tuned to the band's official channels for further updates on the new music and potential tour dates.