Take That to perform in Tartu on June 16, 2027 — ERR News
British pop group Take That will perform at the Tartu Song Festival Grounds in Estonia on June 16, 2027, as part of its European Dreamers tour. It will be the group’s first concert in the country in more than a decade, ERR News reports.
The group’s current lineup
Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen — three of the five members of Take That’s original lineup — are set to perform in Tartu. The group was founded in Manchester in 1990. Its original lineup also included Robbie Williams and Jason Orange.
Williams left the group in 1995 to begin a solo career, and Take That disbanded the following year. A decade later, Barlow, Donald, Owen and Orange reunited after the release of a documentary film and a greatest-hits compilation. The group’s return continued with the 2006 album Beautiful World and The Circus, released in 2008.
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Hits and new material
In 2010, Robbie Williams returned to Take That to record the album Progress. It was the first release since the group’s breakup to feature all five original members. Since 2014, the group has performed as a trio following the departures of Williams and Orange.
Take That’s well-known songs include Back for Good, Never Forget, Pray, Relight My Fire, Patience, Shine, Greatest Day and Rule the World. The group performed Rule the World at the closing ceremony of the 2012 London Olympic Games. According to the promoters, both older hits and new material will be performed in Tartu.
Take That’s ninth studio album, This Life, was released in November 2023. Earlier this year, Netflix released a three-part documentary series about the group. Take That last performed in Estonia in 2015, when the group gave a concert at Tallinn’s Saku Suurhall as part of the III tour.
