Robbie Williams first left Take That in 1995 before rejoining the band in 2010 when they recorded the album Progress and played eight dates at Wembley Stadium which made a record-breaking £38 million.

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Black Sabbath released its twelfth studio album Seventh Star. The album is billed as “Black Sabbath featuring Tony Iommi,” a ...

BLACK Sabbath guitarist, Tony Iommi has raised £53,000 to help create a new state-of-the-art Haematology and Oncology Centre ...

Now deep into middle age, Robbie Williams has shown an admirable intent to stretch his creative wings, albeit with mixed ...

Robbie Williams has admitted the success of his career has made him an 'absent parent' after spending five months on a world ...

Robbie Williams made Official Albums Chart history on Friday as he surpassed The Beatles to become the artist with the most ...

Robbie Williams has broken The Beatles' record for the most UK number one albums, with his latest release securing his 16th chart-topping solo effort. The pop superstar thanked fans for making his ...

Robbie Williams said his fans have made his “dreams come true” after his latest album went to number one. This means he has ...

The Angels singer previously described his latest release as the album he "wanted to write and release after I left Take That ...

Robbie Williams said his fans have made his “dreams come true” after his latest album went to number one – meaning he has broken the previous record set by The Beatles. Williams has now overtaken the ...

A guitar belonging to Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has raised £53,000 for acancer charity Iommi donated the item to ...