The Long 90's Tour: Robbie Williams Announces UK Tour for Britpop Album Release
Robbie Williams has announced a UK tour for next year to coincide with the release of his latest studio album, Britpop. The Long 90’s Tour will kick off in Glasgow at Barrowlands Ballroom on February 4, 2026, with shows in England and Scotland, including Liverpool, London, and Wolverhampton. The tour follows the release of Williams' latest single, Pretty Face, and the postponement of the album's initial release date due to scheduling issues.
The album Britpop features collaborations with musicians like Chris Martin, Gaz Coombes, Tony Iommi, and Gary Barlow. Williams described the album as a reflection of the Britpop era, with a raw and anthemic sound that pays homage to the peak of British music in the 1990s. The album cover features Williams in his iconic red tracksuit from the 1995 Glastonbury Festival, capturing the essence of the Britpop era.
Williams expressed his excitement about the album, stating that it represents the music he wanted to create after leaving Take That in 1995. He emphasized the upbeat and guitar-driven nature of the album, highlighting the influence of Britpop and pop music in its sound. If Britpop reaches number one on the UK albums chart, it will be Williams' 16th number one album, surpassing The Beatles' record.
Before his successful solo career, Williams was a member of the boyband Take That, known for hits like Pray and Everything Changes. He has released several chart-topping albums and singles, including Life Thru A Lens, I've Been Expecting You, and Millennium. Williams has also been the subject of a Netflix documentary series and a biopic titled Better Man, showcasing his personal struggles and musical journey.
In conclusion, Robbie Williams' upcoming UK tour and album release mark a significant moment in his music career, celebrating the Britpop era and his evolution as an artist. Fans can look forward to experiencing his new music and energetic performances across the UK in 2026.