Not quite yet, but the countdown is on! Their highly anticipated The Circus Live summer stadium tour officially kicks off in May 2026. They recently announced this spectacular revival of their record-breaking 2009 live show, and excitement is already at a fever pitch. With just a couple of months to go, now is the perfect time to secure your VIP and hospitality packages before they hit the road.

In summer 2026, Take That are keeping things local with a massive stadium tour across the United Kingdom and Ireland. They will be playing in some of the biggest outdoor venues in the region, bringing their legendary production value back to the masses.

The band is hitting eight major cities for this stadium run. You can catch them in Southampton (St Mary’s Stadium), Coventry (Building Society Arena), Sunderland (Stadium of Light), Glasgow (Hampden Park), Cardiff (Principality Stadium), Manchester (Etihad Stadium), London (London Stadium), and Dublin (Aviva Stadium).

The Circus Live – Summer 2026 tour officially kicks off on the 29th of May, 2026, at St Mary’s Stadium in Southampton. The tour runs throughout June and wraps up on the 4th of July, 2026, at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

Take That have put together a fantastic support lineup. For all of the UK dates, they will be joined by The Script – who actually supported them on the original Circus tour back in 2009 – alongside pop royalty Belinda Carlisle. For the final show in Dublin, OneRepublic will be stepping in as the special guest. With a lineup this strong, booking a hospitality package means you can enjoy premium food and drinks in an exclusive lounge before heading to your incredible seat to catch every act in total comfort.

This specific run is strictly a UK and Ireland stadium tour. Because it is a massive, bespoke production designed specifically for these huge outdoor venues, they are focusing entirely on their home crowds for the summer of 2026.

Because this tour is a reboot of what was once their fastest-selling tour in history, general admission tickets are incredibly difficult to get. To avoid the stress of sold-out screens and endless queues, your best option is to secure an official VIP or hospitality package through Events Hospitality. We can guarantee your place at these monumental shows with a smooth, secure booking process.

Booking a VIP package ensures your concert experience is as spectacular as the legendary Circus production itself. While specific inclusions vary by stadium, you can expect fast-track VIP entry, premium padded seating with unparalleled views of the stage, and access to luxury hospitality lounges. Many of our packages also include complimentary food, welcome drinks, and a private bar, allowing you to relax and enjoy the build-up to the show.

While Robbie Williams has spoken fondly of the original Circus tour, he will not be rejoining Gary, Mark, and Howard for the 2026 Circus Live stadium run. Robbie is currently in the middle of his own massive, global Britpop solo tour throughout 2026. However, with a support lineup featuring pop legend Belinda Carlisle and The Script, the Circus Live tour is already packed with incredible star power.

This tour is a direct sequel and revival of their iconic 2009 The Circus Live tour. At the time, it was the fastest-selling tour in history, selling out in just five hours. Now, 17 years later, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen are bringing the magic back with a rebooted production. The show promises the return of the iconic original set, alongside plenty of new surprises.

The 2026 tour features the current core trio: Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald. Jason Orange, who was present for the original 2009 Circus tour, will not be performing as he officially departed the group in 2014, as well as Robbie Williams, who left the band long before that.

Yes! Alongside the tour announcement, it was confirmed that Take That is releasing their tenth studio album (currently referred to by promoters as TT10). The album is due to be released in late 2026. Fans attending the summer stadium shows might even get to hear some exclusive live previews before the record drops!

Jason Orange officially left Take That in September 2014. When he announced his departure, he made it very clear that there had been “no fallings out” with Gary, Mark, or Howard. It was simply a personal decision that he no longer wished to commit to the rigorous, demanding schedule of recording albums and touring the world. After spending some of the best years of his life with the band, Jason chose to step away from the entertainment industry entirely to enjoy a quiet, private life out of the public eye.