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It’s been a remarkable time for the iconic, Brit pop-star who will perform for audiences in Mount Cotton, QLD at Sirromet Wines, Geelong, VIC at Mt Duneed Estate and Swan Valley, WA at Nikola Estate.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Brilliant overall performance by Jucy on 7/10/19 Encore Theater at Wynn - Las Vegas Australasia is one of my favourite places in the world to tour; I feel so at home there and hugely appreciate the warm, loving welcome I always receive. I can't wait to do these shows in 2023 and spend some time with my fans", says Robbie. Wynn is the poshest casino in Vegas. The Shops are insane, including a McQueen and a Dior store, so definitely explore the property while you're there for the show. Encore is an intimate theater of 1,500 seats with great sound and the production is excellent. You won't see Robbie Williams perform in such a small venue anywhere else in the world. His voice is much improved since he quit smoking and he seems to focus on hitting the notes in this setting. The set list on his Take the Crown tour was more satisfying for a fan but an uninitiated listener will appreciate the familiarity of the songs in the Vegas set and the humor. It is quintessentially a Vegas show in the tradition of Wayne Newton, Elvis and Dean Martin. Would love to see more strings incorporated into the song arrangements ala Live at Royal Albert Hall. Imbalance of songs a little disappointing ..... more of the hits and less of the swing would have been better regardless of this being Vegas. Good news: ROBBIE WILLIAMS will return to Australia in November 2023. That’s right folks, one our all time fave headline acts will take the stage across the country in a series of special event dates which have been announced by Roundhouse Entertainment, Mellen Events, Chugg Entertainment and Frontier Touring.
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It is New Zealand’s oldest producer of wines still under the same management and its sizeable winery and vineyards, under the control of The Greenmeadows Mission Trust Board, help fund the work of The Society of Mary throughout New Zealand and the South Pacific. Australia is one of my favourite places in the world to tour,” says Robbie. “I feel so at home there and hugely appreciate the warm, loving welcome I always receive. I can’t wait to do these shows in 2023 and spend some time with my fans.” The tour will showcase Robbie's latest album, XXV that features many of his greatest hits and fan favourites, all re-recorded and newly orchestrated with the Metropole Orkest.
This was followed by a video of Robbie Williams being broadcast on the curtains with the crowd cheering on deliriously. The curtains opened to a jaw-dropping stage setup. This was the first indication that Robbie Williams had decided to emulate elements of a stadium concert setup within the smaller confines of a theatre. In fact, the stage set design is one of the smartest uses of spaces I have seen in a very long time. The stage featured three ramps two of which were joined like a horseshoe and a center ramp. There were circular spaces between the ramps which is where the band performed. Robbie Williams made a rather dramatic entry via a suspended platform from the ceiling of the theatre. The experience of meeting Robbie was unique!! He greeted me, hugged me, I could talk to him a little and then the photo. And because of this photo I'm still annoyed today! It was supposedly a professional photographer!? Allegedly!!? I first saw you when you were on America’s Got Talent as a judge. I was so impressed with you I now have a lot of your music. If you ever tour or do a Las Vegas Residency again I would definitely travel to see you. When I listen to you my heart smiles. This event may contain sequences of flashing lights, laser, strobe, haze and pyrotechnics which may affect guests who are susceptible to photo sensitivities and medical conditions. The concert in this theater was fantastic. I sat in the second row. Being so close to the artist was special!
A showman to the very end, Take That favourite turned solo artist Robbie Williams really knows how to put on a show. An artist with an impossible amount of hits, the real genius is moulding a live show that both satisfies his artistry as well as his loyal fan base. It’s a reflection of the calibre of this artist and a reflection of how much people love this event. We are delighted that Robbie has agreed to a second.” Opening with two nights at London’s The O2, the autumn arena tour will be a joyous celebration of Robbie’s 25 years as a solo artist. The tour will then take in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and Dublin. Established in 1851 by French missionaries Father Lampila and two lay brothers Florentin and Basil on seven acres given to them by a friendly Maori chief, Puhara, they planted crops and wines. This was the beginning of Mission Vineyards. Started late and lasted less than two hours so a little on the stingy side for those who had travelled thousands of miles to see him.
Public parking is sold out at the Eastern Plaza Car Park via Entrance D (Olympic Boulevard). Pre-bookings only, no drive-up spaces. Other parking options can be found here.We were so excited to be able to see Robbie in the US and he did not disappoint. The Vegas show had a Vegas type feel with dancers and old standards includes along with his great hits. We would definitely see him again. It is not too far in the distant past that Las Vegas concert residencies were associated with fading pop stars that were way past their commercial prime. More often than not, the artists that gravitated to Las Vegas concert residencies had enjoyed their fair share of the limelight in America’s musical mainstream. Many attribute the dramatic shift in perception for these shows to Celine Dion (with specific regard to her “A New Day” tour). The tour featured theatrical performances and imbibed the spirit of glitz and excess that Las Vegas is often characterized by. Since then, artists such as Elton John, Britney Spears, and Jennifer Lopez have carried on this tradition with immense success. The newest twist to the history of Las Vegas residencies is one that British pop superstar Robbie Williams just might be the catalyst for. When you’re at a Robbie Williams concert, one thing that you’ll notice straight away is how varied the crowd is. The first time I saw Robbie Williams live was when I was nine years old, at Milton Keynes Bowl. To enter the stage, he descended from the sky on a wire. Suffice to say, I was already mesmerised. His opening song, - the classic - "Let Me Entertain You," couldn’t have been more fitting. His performance was full of life as he paraded the stage exuding more and more confidence with every breath. Never before has a Mexican wave filled me with such joy as when conducted by Robbie himself. With the crowd in the palm of his hands, he ran through classics like "Kids" and "Angel," then recently released songs like "Let Love Be Your Energy" and "Better Man," and even did a couple of covers – he did a cover of Wings’ "Live and Let Die" boldly early on his set, and the crowd love it, especially my mum! Eleven years on, seeing Robbie Williams at the O2 Arena London, I was no less disappointed. He didn’t appear miraculously from the sky, but he was still greeted by thousands like a God. Performer to the masses, for the masses, his rendition of "Be a Boy" spoke wonders – there, my idol of nine years old sang, wearing a huge gold crown, as powerful ever. He did himself proud. If you're a Robbie fan and can afford to, treat yourself to a slice of Robbie and a slice of Vegas. A truly entertaining performance. A mix of songs, chatting and jokes. Some people were disappointed Rob didn't do more of his big hits and did some covers, but he is a showman and this was HIS show.
On the other hand, Robbie Williams may have found the city that embodies his spirit and both him and his concert audience are better off for it. I hope that this performance not only ushers in a new era for Robbie Williams’ relationship with America but also for the many talented popstars from across the Atlantic that have been relegated to relative obscurity in America. Mission Concert producer James Erskine, Chairman of Sports and Entertainment Limited, says he’s delighted with the response from New Zealanders to attend the world’s biggest winery concert. Note: Buses replace trains on sections of the Hurstbridge, Cranbourne, Pakenham, Frankston, and Sunbury lines at various times during this period. Robbie Williams is without doubt one of the finest male pop stars of his generation, having sold over 85 million albums, 13 UK number one albums (the most for any solo artist, equalled only by Elvis Presley) and 14 number one singles as a solo artist.
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One cannot doubt the larger than life ambition of Robbie Williams in his creative vision for this show. He undoubtedly tried to incorporate a lot but in doing so, he may have inadvertently eschewed the primary aspect of his career – his own hits. With a musical legacy spanning over 11 albums as a solo artist (and fifteen albums including the ones with Take That), he was never going to be in a position to do justice to all of it. That being said, he may have gone too far the other way with a covers-heavy setlist. In my humble opinion, that might have been a miscalculation in the context of an artist trying to reacquaint himself with American audiences. His legacy has been largely built off his own hits as opposed to those of others. This might be my only criticism (albeit a rather significant one) of the concert. Confidently striding onto stage, Robbie does a whole circuit of his runway and stage to really lap up the excited cheers before launching into a swing inspired set. Covers by the likes of Harry Richman and Dean Martin allow him to indulge in his favourite genre whilst still showcasing his abilities as a frontman. A brilliant live band supports the singer throughout and a selection of video interludes splits the show. The hit single 'Swing Supreme' divides a jazz heavy first half.
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