Take That are famous for their spectacular production and spectacular live performances. Turn Progress from 2011 broke box office records when more than one million tickets were sold in less than 24 hours. Thanks to this, the group found themselves in the same place in the worldwide Top 25 Tours list, which is compiled by Billboard every year.
In 2019, Take That embarked on the 30th anniversary of the Odyssey tour, which consisted of 38 sold-out dates, during which the band performed in 29 arenas and nine stadiums.
Take That started their career in 1989 as a baby band, and they became a worldwide pop sensation almost instantly. The albums Take That & Party (1992), Everything Changes (1993) and Nobody Else (1995) occupied the top of the charts immediately after the release.
In 1996, after the departure of Robbie Williams, the band disbanded in Take That. The outsider Robbie started his career blindingly with the word, he was the only one left of the band, which also started their own projects.
In 2005, Take That rocked as a quartet and embarked on The Ultimate Tour. Five years later, their long-lost son Robbie Williams joined them, as a quintet they released the album Progress, and in 2011 they set various records with a concert tour.
The last album, This Life, which also includes a current tour, was released by the band last year.
Tickets for the bang concert are priced from 1,890 K and will be on sale from 10:00 on May 3.
