It's therefore no surprise that a jukebox musical was made featuring their songs, and more than five years after Greatest Days first opened at the Manchester Opera House (originally with the title The Boys), fans have now been treated to a film adaptation. In October 2021, Gary announced his first Christmas album 'The Dream Of Christmas' would come out on 26th November. At the moment, a tour of the musical Greatest Days is on its way round the UK, with Kym Marsh and her daughter Emilie Cunliffe taking on different versions of the same character!

Our fans have been on a 30-year journey with us and we have an incredibly strong bond with them, so seeing that they will be represented on screen by such a strong, talented cast is incredibly exciting. This sounds similar to the official synopsis for the original musical The Band: "What is it like to grow up with a boyband?Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Since their reunion as a four-piece, it was clear that they hadn't lost the momentum they had in the 90s with another string of hits including 'Shine', 'Rule the World' and 'Greatest Day'. After beginning rehearsals in 2022, further casting was revealed in June 2022 - which was great news for fans after the film was initially thought to be released in 2021!

The not-to-be-missed live performance will be showcased at cinemas nationwide alongside the premiere previews on the same night, so fans can see Take That play their music ahead of the screening. Our Vicky LOVES light entertainment, with Strictly Come Dancing, Britain’s Got Talent and The Voice UK among her fave shows. Robbie Williams and Mark Owen reunite as they sit in Robbie's kids' high chairs: 'Babies of the band! The film is loosely based on Take That's jukebox musical The Band and finally after months of teasing, fans can watch it on the big screen, in cinemas across the country. Following the successful reception of the documentary by fans and the press, the decision was made to reunite with the 'post Robbie' line-up and a 2006 tour titled the 'The Ultimate Tour' was announced.Then, later that year, the news that all Take That fans had been waiting for was confirmed, the original line-up would be reforming for the wildly successful album, 'Progress' and its live tour. During the late 90s three of the band members, Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Robbie Williams, enjoyed solo singing careers with varying degrees of success. Speaking about the film,Take That said: “ Greatest Days is a film dedicated to all those who have supported us throughout the years. Robbie later admitted in a TV documentary in 2005, that he did some "stupid stuff" after parting ways with the band over 20 years ago, but said he didn't regret it because he was young. Four friends, who have not seen each other for 25 years, reunite after one of them wins tickets to a reunion concert of their childhood favourite band.