"For the next two hours your ass is mine!" There are not many pop stars who can afford to start their concerts with this announcement. Perhaps only one: Robbie Williams. Once the rebellious one, then the dropout from Take That, at least his band mates would not have bet that Robbie Williams' career would far outshine theirs. But that's how it happened: Williams gave the world, often with songwriter and producer Guy Chambers behind him, anthems like "Angels" (which Taylor Swift even covered at a UK show with Robbie as a guest star), lively pop songs like "Feel", freaky songs like "Rock DJ", his Britpop-inspired, sung work assignment "Let Me Entertain You" or stylish swing cover duets like "Something Stupid" alongside Nicole Kidman.
\nBut it wasn't just the songs that made him one of the biggest European pop stars of the last twenty years. Robbie Williams is a born entertainer who can make tens of thousands of people go crazy. His record is still impressive today: over 85 million albums sold worldwide, 14 British number 1 albums (the most for a solo artist): 7 number 1 singles, the most concert tickets sold in one day (1.6 million on November 19, 2005), three record-breaking evenings at Knebworth in front of 375,000 people in 2003 and the parallel huge successes of his swing albums. When he decided to go for another go with Take That in 2010, the comeback album "Progress" became the fastest-selling album of the 21st century and the subsequent tour was the highest-grossing British tour of all time.
\nThe Robbie Williams festival has never really stopped, but it will soon be entering a new round. After the four-part Netflix documentary "Robbie Williams" by Joe Pearlman in November last year, an extraordinary biopic will be released in cinemas at the beginning of January: Director Michael Gracy, who made the film "The Greatest Showman" in 2017, is staging the wild life of Robbie Williams in a way that has never been seen before. Williams' role will not be replaced by a "normal" actor - who could? - but by a chimpanzee animated using motion capture technology. Williams' voice explains the reason for this step in the first trailer: "I know, I know: what's the deal with the chimpanzee? Well, I always thought I was a bit more... primitive than others."<\/p>\n
Fortunately, the desire for Robbie Williams' music that the film will ignite in hundreds of thousands of visitors can soon be celebrated on a lavish tour: From June 25, 2025, Williams will be on a major tour of Germany to once again bring all of his charisma, his hits and his live energy to the big stages in enormous style.<\/p>\n
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