Robbie Williams Tickets

About Robbie Williams

Robbie Williams’ journey from boy band member to solo icon is a remarkable tale of bold reinvention and enduring charisma. After leaving Take That in 1995, he took a daring step into a solo career that would ultimately solidify his place in British pop history. His watershed moment arrived with the release of “Angels” in 1997, a heartfelt ballad that resonated deeply with audiences, transforming him from a former band member into a celebrated solo sensation. The iconic single, along with his debut album “Life thru a Lens,” launched a career characterised by catchy anthems, emotional depth, and a stage presence that has captured the attention of fans and critics alike.

Williams’ musical catalogue is rich, weaving together diverse styles and eras. “Millennium,” for example, with its clever sample from the James Bond theme, showcased a knack for blending classic sounds with contemporary pop elements, resulting in a track both nostalgic and fresh. Meanwhile, “Let Me Entertain You” emerged as an empowering anthem, quickly becoming a signature call to arms for his energetic live performances. “Rock DJ” then created waves for its controversial music video and daring themes, pushing creative boundaries and cementing his reputation for audacious artistry. The emotional depth of Robbie Williams’ discography is showcased in songs like “She’s the One,” which evokes vulnerability, and the poignant “Feel,” which speaks to longing and introspection. Albums such as “I’ve Been Expecting You,” “Sing When You’re Winning,” and “Escapology” became commercial juggernauts, each spawning numerous hits and solidifying his position as one of the leading forces in the industry. Then, his swing-inspired album, “Swing When You’re Winning,” introduced a surprising versatility, allowing him to connect with new audiences as he paid homage to classic musical traditions and standards.

Robbie Williams’ live performances are legendary and even record holding. His UK tours, including the iconic “Sing When You’re Winning” tour, “Escapology” tour, and “Close Encounters” tour, have consistently been of immense scale, drawing vast crowds to stadiums and arenas across the country. Notably, his record-breaking shows at Knebworth in 2003, where he performed for over 375,000 fans across three nights, are etched into the annals of British music history, symbolising an unprecedented moment in live entertainment. His later tours, such as the “Take the Crown” and “Heavy Entertainment Show,” continued to attract massive audiences, affirming his enduring appeal in an ever-evolving landscape.

Robbie Williams has cultivated a unique and intimate relationship with his audience, often creating an immersive experience that blends music with humour and genuine connection. His legacy is a testament to his ability to captivate and entertain, solidifying his position as one of the most charismatic performers of his generation.

Robbie Williams Live in 2025 Tour Tickets

Robbie Williams’ 2025 tour is set to be a major musical event, significantly influenced by his forthcoming biopic, “Better Man.” Audiences can expect a vibrant mix of his timeless hits, possibly reimagined for the film, alongside new material drawn from his life story. Anticipate the electrifying stage presence and large-scale, visually stunning productions that have become his hallmark. A comprehensive setlist, featuring fan favourites, is assured.

It is confirmed that The Lottery Winners will be supporting Robbie Williams on his UK dates, with Rag & Bone Man supporting in London.

Robbie Williams show dates

What to expect from the show? / Setlist of the tour

Robbie Williams’ 2025 tour promises to be a spectacular event, closely tied to his upcoming biopic, “Better Man.” Fans can expect a dynamic setlist that blends his classic hits—possibly reimagined in connection with the film—with new songs inspired by his life journey. His iconic showmanship, which has defined his career, will certainly be on full display, featuring elaborate stage productions and a captivating energy that will electrify audiences.

A possible setlist may include fan favorites like “Let Me Entertain You,” “Angels,” and “Feel,” as well as deeper cuts and new material related to “Better Man.” The selection will be carefully curated to showcase the breadth of his career, from early Take That hits to his most recent solo work, creating an unforgettable experience for fans both old and new.

Frequently asked questions about Robbie Williams tickets

How do I buy Robbie Williams tickets?

Tickets for Robbie Williams Live in 2025 Tour are available through Fanatix — get yours now before they’re gone!

How much are Robbie Williams tickets?

Prices for Robbie Williams’ Live in 2025 Tour vary and are as follows:

At the Stadium shows:
Front standing: £220
Rear standing and unreserved seats: £104.50

At the arena shows:
STANDING: £96.45
LOWER TIER SEATS: £162.45
MID TEAR SEATS: £123.95
UPPER TIER SEATS: £96.45
SIDE VIEW SEATS £74.45

All prices include fees.

What happens if the show is cancelled?

In case of a complete show cancellation, all tickets will be refunded in full. Please allow 14 to 21 business days for the processing of the refund.

What happens if the show is rescheduled?

Tickets will be transferred to the new show date. If you are unable to attend on the new date, you may request a refund.

Who is opening at the concert?

The Lottery Winners and Rag & Bone Man are supporting Robbie Williams.

How long is a Robbie Williams concert?

A Robbie Williams concert typically lasts 2 hours.

What is the complete setlist for the tour?

A full setlist for the tour is still to be announced, this page will be updated when a setlist is revealed.