Robbie Williams announces European stadium tour in 2017

• Arusa Qureshi
• 7 November 2016

Former Take That singer to play across Europe, including UK 5 dates, with support from Erasure

We've been letting him entertain us since the early days of Take That, sticking by his hugely successful solo career and his many memorable collaborations. You'd be forgiven for thinking that Robbie Williams has slightly slipped off the radar in recent years but actually, he's been fairly busy preparing for the release of his 11th solo studio album (and bringing out his own brand of emojis – equally important). Now that The Heavy Entertainment Show is officially out, a 2017 European stadium tour has just been announced, pleasing fans across the continent.

In total, 29 shows have been announced in 18 countries, with the tour opening at Manchester's Etihad Stadium on 2 Jun 2017 and visiting Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium on 9 Jun 2017. Erasure will be joining in on the fun as special guests for the duration of the tour. But one unanswered question remains; will Robbie be taking to the Glastonbury stage next year as rumours have predicted? We're calling it now.

Full Robbie Williams 2017 tour dates:
Fri 2 Jun – Etihad Stadium, Manchester
Tue 6 Jun – St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
Friday 9 Jun – Bt Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
Tue 13 Jun – Ricoh Stadium, Coventry
Sat 17 Jun – Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Fri 23 Jun – London Stadium (queen Elizabeth Olympic Park), London
Wed 28 Jun – esprit Arena, Dusseldorf
Sat 1 Jul – Accorhotels Arena, Paris
Tue 4 Jul – Goffertpark, Nijmegen
Sat 8 Jul – Festivalpark, Werchter
Tue 11 Jul – Hdi Arena, Hannover
Fri 14 Jul – Stadio Bentegodi, Verona
Wed 19 Jul – Commerzbank Arena, Frankfurt
Sat 22 Jul – Olympiastadion, Munich
Tue 25 Jul – Waldbühne, Berlin
Sat 29 Jul – Tele2 Arena, Stockholm
Fri 4 Aug – Bergenhus Fortress, Bergen
Mon 7 Aug – Telia Parken, Copenhagen
Thu 10 Aug – Ratina Stadium, Tampere
Sun 13 Aug – Pge Narodowy, Warsaw
Wed 16 Aug – Vingis Park, Lithuania
Sat 19 Aug – Airport Letňany, Prague
Wed 23 Aug – Groupama Arena, Budapest
Sat 26 Aug – Ernst Happel Stadion, Austria
Tue 29 Aug – Wörthersee Stadion, Klagenfurt
Sat 2 Sep – Letzigrund Stadium, Zürich
Thu 7 Sep – Ledovi Dvorets Palace, St. Petersburg
Sun 10 Sep – Olimpiyskiy, Moscow

Tickets on sale Fri 11 Nov from 10am.