Since leaving Take That in 1997 to launch his solo career, Robbie Williams has become one of the most adored British artists in the world. And the numbers are there to prove it! With more than 85 million albums sold worldwide, 14 albums ranked number one in the United Kingdom (a record!), a whopping 18 BRIT Awards and even three NRJ Music Awards, the singer has definitely entered the hearts of public and particularly in France, where four of his hits have made their way, over the decades, into the top 10 best sellers: “Angels”, “Feel”, “Trippin” and “Bodies”. “ He loves Paris, he loves France, he finds that France and the French have incredible charm. His wife [l’actrice Ayda Field, ndlr] speaks French extremely well, he understands it quite well. He is hyper spontaneous, reactive » lists Mareva Galanter, who shares with the English rockstar the duet “Une Tahitienne à Paris” on her latest album. And the year 2025 promises to be particularly busy for Robbie Williams !
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“There will be new music”
After his documentary series on Netflix, the artist, who celebrated his 50th birthday last February, is preparing to unveil his biopic at the cinema, a film called “Better Man” halfway between reality and surrealism since the rocker is played by… a monkey! “ I know what you’re wondering: why the monkey? I’m one of the biggest pop stars in the world, but I’ve always seen myself as less evolved ” tell Robbie Williams in the teaser of this project like no other, which will be released in theaters from January 22, 2025. After this cinematic escapade, it is in another type of theater that Robbie Williams meets the public: he announces a new European tour!
« This tour will be my most daring yet. I look forward to seeing you next year. There will be songs from the movie “Better Man” and some new music too…but we’ll talk about that soon » promises the interpreter of “Lost”, who will hit the roads on May 31, 2025 in Edinburgh before visiting London, Manchester, Amsterdam, Hanover, Barcelona, Vienna, Berling, Riga, Krakow, Budapest, Helsinki… but also Paris! Check the box in your calendar: Robbie Williams will take over Paris’ La Défense Arena, the largest indoor venue in Europe, on July 2! But how much will you have to pay to applaud the singer? Ticket prices range from 68 euros in Category 3 to 167 euros for the Gold Category. In the standing pit, the ticket is priced at 90 euros. The general on-sale will take place on Friday November 15 at 11 a.m. but a pre-sale is organized from Thursday November 14 at 11 a.m. upon registration by AEG France. Be on the lookout!
Ticket prices for the Robbie Williams concert
If: 90 euros
Fosse Or: 156 euros
Category 3: 68 euros
Category 2: 95.50 euros
Category 1: 123 euros
Gold category: 167 euros
