Take That have announced their new album, Dreamers, leaving Gary Barlow "so happy".
The album, the boyband's tenth overall, will arrive on November 20, three years after they had hit number one in the UK Charts with This Life in 2023. It includes twelve tracks, with the title track also arriving today to celebrate the upcoming release.
Taking to Instagram, Gary Barlow said that Dreams had been "two years in the making".
"It’s been a good one. No rush. Lots of quality writing time", the singer/songwriter said. "A wonderful cast list of amazing producers, writers and musicians. Some collaborations. What more could you ask for?".
He added: "Thanks to everyone who’s helped us and made it possible. We all can’t wait for you to hear it. What a year 2026 has been. So happy we’re ending the year looking forward and upwards".
Prior to this, Take That had released tracks from the new album, including You’re A Superstar, Sweet July, along with a collaboration with Irish-American musician Michael Patrick Kelly titled Feel My Love.
They also released Wonderkids, a single which has been described as "a punchy, tongue-in-cheek commentary" on the almost four-decade journey of Take That.
"When we were making this album, our 10th as a band, we didn’t set out to write something which reflected on our career together", Take That said.
"However, in a year which has already been so incredible for us, what transpired when we started to share music and ideas was we had taken the best bits of what we’d learned as Take That and put it into these songs".
"We’re very happy and proud of what we’ve created, and we can’t wait for everyone to hear it". (Quotes according to RTÉ).
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Take That were originally formed in 1989 in Manchester, including bandmembers Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Robbie Williams.
Enjoying five years of roaring success, the band eventually split up in 1996, a year after Williams departed.
10 years later, the band reformed, and have continued to release music. They now consist of Barlow, Donald and Owen.
Next Summer, Take That will embark on the Dreamers tour, which will include shows at Ormeau Park, Belfast, and Limerick's Thomond Park. These shows take place on 30 June and 2 July next year respectively.
Speaking of Robbie Williams, the former Take That star recently announced an extra date at the Limerick venue due to high demand. Find out more on this here.
