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Robbie Williams joined Take That in 1990 as a 16-year-old from Stoke-on-Trent as their youngest member. When he left the band in 1995 at the height of their success, he was considered an entertainingly wayward loose cannon but few had serious expectations he would be successful going solo. The following year he met songwriter Guy Chambers and together they wrote songs to launch his solo career including the epic ‘Angels’ – the first in a career-defining generational soundtrack: ‘Let Me Entertain You’, ‘Millennium’, ‘No Regrets’, ‘Rock DJ’, ‘Supreme’, ‘Eternity’, ‘Feel’, to name a few. As well as the hits, Robbie emerged as the most acclaimed and charismatic live performer of his times, a position that was cemented and celebrated by his record-breaking 2003 Knebworth shows over three nights in front of a huge 375,000 people, as well as breaking the record for the most tickets sold in one day – 1.6 million – for his 2006 ‘Close Encounters’ tour.

Monthly Listeners

13.5 million

Followers

3.5 million

Total Streams

5.0 billion

Top Cities

362,817 listeners
284,675 listeners
292,944 listeners
167,219 listeners
152,922 listeners

Popular Tracks

600 tracks
1
Angels

Angels

Jan 1, 1997

782.9 million

streams

2
Feel

Feel

Jan 1, 2002

604.4 million

streams

3
Rock DJ

Rock DJ

Jan 1, 2000

378.5 million

streams

4
She's The One

She's The One

Jan 1, 1998

260.7 million

streams

5
Candy

Candy

Nov 5, 2012

245.2 million

streams

6
Let Me Entertain You

Let Me Entertain You

Jan 1, 1997

211.7 million

streams

7
Somethin' Stupid

Somethin' Stupid

Jan 1, 2001

201.7 million

streams

8
Supreme

Supreme

Jan 1, 2000

117.6 million

streams

9
Love My Life

Love My Life

Oct 21, 2016

103.3 million

streams

10
Better Man

Better Man

Jan 1, 2000

95.0 million

streams