 Get all the biggest showbiz news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Mirror Showbiz newsletter. The band revealed their comeback gig will be an appearance at BST in London's Hyde Park on July 1, 2023. It will be the first time they have performed since 2019 – and Sugababes and The Script are set to support. A full tour is set to follow once their new album gets released, but die-hard fans will be pleased to know there is also a Take That movie coming out next year. 'Greatest Days' is being released to coincide with the 20th anniversary of their first number 1 hit Pray in 1993. Howard, Gary and Mark will perform as a trio at BST Hyde Park (Image: FlynetPictures.co.uk) The film is based on the Take That musical, which follows five best friends who have their lives changed forever at a concert by their favourite boy band, and reunite 25 years later to reminisce on their memories. Gary, Mark, Howard and Robbie Williams executive produced the film, just as they did for the musical. But fifth original member Jason Orange, who quit the band in 2014, isn't involved in the project. With Robbie and Jason in the early 1990s when they first toured (Image: Getty Images) Speaki){kind=link}
Take That will perform their first gig in four years in 2023 – and revealed their life is now very different to when they started touring 30 years ago
Take That are heading back to the studio as they reunite without Jason Orange – and revealed that touring these days is very different to when they first started out.
The boy band are now a trio, with only Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald as the remaining members.
After being away from the spotlight for four years, the group say they ready to make a big comeback â and are set to make new music together next year.
Speaking to Zoe Ball on her Radio 2 breakfast show, Gary had a big announcement for fans.