Take That have revealed the title of their forthcoming 10th studio album and announced their biggest European tour in years.
Dreamers is due to come out later this year, with more details to be unveiled soon. Ahead of the release, the group has teased new single Feel My Love, which features Irish-American singer songwriter Michael Patrick Kelly and drops next Friday (September 4).
Written by the band and Kelly, alongside Jamie Scott and Mike Needle, the track follows Take That's previous 2026 releases You’re A Superstar and Sweet July.
Meanwhile, the band are heading out on a European tour in 2027, comprising 31 festival and outdoor shows in 31 cities across 16 countries. More concerts will be announced in the coming weeks.
The tour kicks off on June 3 in Zurich, Switzerland, before visiting Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Norway, Sweden, France, Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Denmark, Spain, Italy and Austria, before wrapping up with a final date in Germany on July 23.
Take That recently wrapped up their The Circus Live – Summer 2026 tour after selling more than 736,000 tickets across 17 UK & Ireland stadium shows.
Originally conceived for the band's 2009 stadium outing, The Circus Live was revived with a new creative vision. The five-week stadium run, promoted by SJM Concerts, saw Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen accompanied by a huge live production including a cast of 40 dancers, acrobats, firebreathers, stilt walkers and the iconic 30ft tall mechanical elephant.
The UK & Ireland stadium tour was preceded by the group's No.1 rated Netflix documentary in January.
Amazon Music released an exclusive Take That EP last month, featuring tracks taken from the band’s recent hometown show at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium.
Subscribers can read our recent interview with Take That manager Chris Dempsey here.
The full list of Dreamers tour dates is as follows:
June 2027
June 3 – ZKB Unique Moments, Landesmuseum – Zürich, Switzerland
June 4 – NDR 2 Festival at Expo Plaza – Hannover, Germany
June 5 – Loreley Freilichtbühne – Bornich / St. Goarshausen, Germany
June 6 – Sparkassenpark – Mönchengladbach, Germany
June 10 – Eremitage Waghäusel – Waghäusel, Germany
June 12 – Waldbühne – Berlin, Germany
June 13 – Progresja Summer Stage – Warsaw, Poland
June 15 – Park of the Hills – Vilnius, Lithuania
June 16 – Tartu Song Festival Grounds – Tartu, Estonia
June 18 – St. Hans Tjuvholmen – Oslo, Norway
June 19 – Bergen Calling – Bergen, Norway
June 21 – Liseberg – Gothenburg, Sweden
June 22 – Gröna Lund Tivoli – Stockholm, Sweden
June 25 – Tinderbox Festival – Odense, Denmark
June 26 – Galopprennbahn – Bremen, Germany
June 27 – TBA – Netherlands
June 30 – Belsonic – Belfast, Northern Ireland
July 2027
July 2 – Thomond Park – Limerick, Ireland
July 6 – Zenith – Paris, France
July 7 – Neumünster Abbey – Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
July 9 – TBA – Cataluña, Spain
July 10 – TBA – Valencia, Spain
July 11 – Marenostrum – Fuengirola, Spain
July 13 – TBA – Madrid, Spain
July 14 – TBA – Madrid, Spain
July 15 – TBA – Galicia, Spain
July 18 – Castello Carrarese – Este, Italy
July 19 – Cavea Auditorium Parco della Musica – Rome, Italy
July 20 – Lucca Summer Festival – Lucca, Italy
July 22 – Metastadt – Vienna, Austria
July 23 – Schlosspark – Tüßling, Germany
