Netflix Unveils ‘Take That’ Docuseries Trailer Chronicling the Iconic ’90s Era
Netflix recently premiered the trailer for its upcoming docuseries, “Take That,” which focuses on the UK boyband’s iconic journey in the ‘90s. This three-part series is scheduled to launch on January 27, 2024.
Overview of the Docuseries
The series explores the rise and challenges faced by Take That, originally formed in Manchester. The lineup featured Robbie Williams, Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Jason Orange, and Howard Donald. With 35 years of archived footage and fresh interviews with members Donald and Owen, viewers can expect an insightful narrative.
Content Highlights
- An intimate portrayal of the band’s successes and struggles.
- Previously unseen footage emphasizes the pressures the band faced as they grew in popularity.
- Barlow’s perspective reveals feelings of immense pressure as the group transitioned into a commercial powerhouse.
- The docuseries also revisits Williams’ departure and the subsequent reunion of the band.
The trailer indicates a reflection on the band’s past, with a voiceover suggesting that their rise was concurrently the onset of a decline. As described in the synopsis, this docuseries narrates Take That’s journey from their origins to becoming pop icons, with a focus on camaraderie and resilience.
Recent Developments in Take That’s Career
This docuseries follows Robbie Williams’ biopic, “Better Man,” which provided his unique perspective on band dynamics. Additionally, Williams has released his new album, “BRITPOP,” ahead of its initially planned release date of February 6, 2024. This change was made to avoid competition with Taylor Swift’s album.
Upcoming Events
Furthermore, Take That announced their 2026 UK and Ireland tour, reviving ‘The Circus’. The tour dates are as follows:
| Date | Location |
|---|---|
| May 29 | St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton |
| June 5 | Building Society Arena, Coventry |
| June 9 | Stadium Of Light, Sunderland |
| June 12 | Hampden Park, Glasgow |
| June 16 | Principality Stadium, Cardiff |
| June 19 | Etihad Stadium, Manchester |
| June 20 | Etihad Stadium, Manchester |
| June 26 | London Stadium, London |
| June 27 | London Stadium, London |
| July 4 | Dublin Aviva Stadium |
As the band continues to evolve, fans anticipate the compelling story that the “Take That” docuseries will unveil about one of the UK’s most cherished musical acts.
