Music · 1974–
Robbie Williams Life & Career Timeline
Boy-band beginnings, a bold solo reinvention and decades of stadium pop.
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From Take That to Angels, Knebworth and one of Britain’s largest solo careers.
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Born in Stoke-on-Trent
Robert Peter Williams was born in the English Midlands.
Source: www.britannica.comJoins Take That
Williams joined the newly formed pop group as its youngest member.
Source: robbiewilliams.comLeaves Take That
He departed after years of chart success and intense public attention.
Source: robbiewilliams.comFreedom
A George Michael cover became his first solo single.
Source: robbiewilliams.comLife thru a Lens
The debut solo album contained the career-defining “Angels.”
Source: robbiewilliams.comI’ve Been Expecting You
“Millennium” and “She’s the One” confirmed his solo success.
Source: robbiewilliams.comSing When You’re Winning
The album produced “Rock DJ” and expanded his European reach.
Source: robbiewilliams.comSwing When You’re Winning
Williams embraced swing standards and duetted with major guests.
Source: robbiewilliams.comRecord EMI agreement
A widely reported recording contract reflected his commercial scale.
Source: robbiewilliams.comThree nights at Knebworth
Williams performed to enormous crowds across three nights.
Source: robbiewilliams.comIntensive Care
The album and tour extended his stadium success.
Source: robbiewilliams.comReturns to Take That
Williams reunited for the album Progress and a major tour.
Source: takethat.comRejoins Take That
Williams reunited with the group for the Progress album and a record-setting stadium tour.
Source: robbiewilliams.comTake the Crown
“Candy” brought another UK number-one single.
Source: robbiewilliams.comThe Christmas Present
The festive double album became another UK chart-topper.
Source: robbiewilliams.comBetter Man
A musical biopic interpreted his life through a deliberately unconventional screen avatar.
Source: www.paramountpictures.comBetter Man premieres in Toronto
The biographical musical represented Williams with a digital chimpanzee while telling the story of his rise, addiction and recovery.
Source: tiff.netBecomes FIFA Music Ambassador
FIFA appointed Williams as its first official Music Ambassador, linking his performance career with the organisation’s tournaments and global music programme.
Why it matters: The role opened a new international chapter combining his long-standing interest in football with live music and cultural events.
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From Take That to Angels, Knebworth and one of Britain’s largest solo careers.
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