Take That have announced their new album Dreamers, a new single called “Feel My Love” and a 2027 European tour featuring 31 confirmed dates across 16 countries.
Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald revealed the plans less than two months after completing their revived Circus Live tour. Dreamers, the group’s tenth studio album, is due later in 2026, while “Feel My Love”, a collaboration with Irish-American singer-songwriter Michael Patrick Kelly, will be released on Friday 4 September.
The Dreamers Tour will begin in Zurich on 3 June 2027 and currently runs through to 23 July, when Take That will perform in Tüßling, Germany. More dates are expected to be announced.
Take That announce new album Dreamers
Dreamers will become Take That’s tenth studio album and follows the group’s recent return to the road for the Circus Live shows.
The band have already previewed two songs from the new record, “You’re A Superstar” and “Sweet July”, both of which were performed during the Circus Live tour.
The third track, “Feel My Love”, will arrive on 4 September and features Michael Patrick Kelly.
Take That have not yet announced the full tracklist or confirmed the album’s exact release date, but the record is scheduled to arrive later this year.
Take That Dreamers Tour dates and tickets
The Dreamers Tour is set to be Take That’s biggest European tour in several years, with 31 shows currently confirmed across 16 countries.
The tour opens in Zurich, Switzerland, on 3 June 2027 before travelling through Europe, with dates scheduled in Germany, Spain, Italy, Denmark, Ireland and other territories.
The current tour run concludes in Tüßling, Germany, on 23 July.
Fans can access the first ticket opportunity by pre-ordering Dreamers from 10am local time on 2 September. Venue presales begin on 3 September, followed by the general sale on 4 September.
Full dates and ticket information will be available through Take That’s official website.
Gary Barlow teases Take That’s next era
The tour announcement follows an unusually candid update from Gary Barlow after the conclusion of Circus Live.
The 55-year-old singer spoke about the emotional impact of coming off the road in an Instagram video, admitting that he had struggled to adjust after the shows ended.
“Whenever we come off tour, it always feels a little bit of an anti-climax… but for some reason, it just feels like I’ve completely fallen off a cliff since the end of the shows.”
Barlow said he had been attempting to record the message for several weeks and wanted to connect with fans who might also be experiencing a post-tour slump.
He reflected on the intensity of performing live and acknowledged that the physical demands of The Circus production had become increasingly difficult.
Take That have also confirmed that The Circus will not return for a third tour.
Instead, Barlow used his message to hint at what was coming next, telling fans:
“I got to run away with The Circus twice. Now I’m running towards our next exciting, brand-new show.”
The Dreamers Tour will therefore introduce a new live production and give the trio an opportunity to combine songs from the forthcoming album with material spanning their extensive back catalogue.
Take That’s Circus era continues to reach new audiences
The announcement comes after a major year for Take That, which has included both their return to the stage and a Netflix documentary offering fans behind-the-scenes access to the group.
Their Manchester Circus Live show also reached a significant streaming milestone. The performance was broadcast by Amazon Music and became the most-watched UK live-streamed concert performance to date.
