Robbie’s upcoming UK tour details are getting ever closer – but the question is what will he be playing, when and where!
The most likely setup will be 4 or 5 shows at Londons o2 Arena, with a few shows at other arena’s across the UK, including the MEN arena (possibly 3 or 4 shows, the SECC, the Birmingham NIA and possibly a few others along the way.
Assuming that its going to be an arena tour, that will make the tickets very hard to come by, lets not forget that Robbie Williams has played to crowds nearing 100,000 at croke park and slane castle, some of the biggest venues in the UK and Ireland, that normally only supergroups like U2 and AC/DC have managed to fill.
But all Robbie Williams fans need not worry, the full tour details will be published here first in the next 3-5 weeks, just bookmark this site and come back regularly for all the latest news and updates direct from robbiewilliamstickets.net!
Robbie Williams is set to be on BBC Radio 1 next friday morning at 8am, he will be unveiling the first song off his new album, so dont miss it!
Announced this morning on the UK’s favourite radio show, the Chris Moyles show, the self proclaimed saviour of Radio one made the official announcement that our very own Robbie Williams will be gracing the show next week, and the very first ever public play of his new album will be held on air between 8 and 9am next friday, September 4th!
Robbie Williams Tickets for his upcoming UK Arena Tour will possibly be announced as well, although they may be announced later on when the hotly awaited upcoming album is out (first week of October if rumours are true).
So, be sure to tune in to the Chris Moyles show next friday, for an update from Robbie Williams – and who knows, we might even get some update on the Tickets for the tour!
Any further updates will be posted here, be sure to come back for more news!
Robbie Williams is one of the worlds greatest showmen, and has wowed tens of millions of people across the world over the last 12 years with his stunning performances in front of sell out crowds. After parting companies with the worlds largest boy band ‘Take That’, Robbie went on to become one of the leading male artists in the world.
There were rumours earlier in 2009 that he would be rejoining Take That for some of their sell out summer 2009 tour, but that never materialised and fans across the UK were dismayed. It appears to have been a clever ploy on Robbie’s part though, as fans are clamouring for his return to the stage and now is the best time for him to make his way back into the public arena.
If you are looking forward to getting ahold of Robbie Williams Tickets, or even if you are just thinking about it, here are some snippets of previous Robbie Williams Tour highlights for you to feast your eyes and ears on, to see what you would be missing if you didnt get to see the Robbie 2010 Tour!
