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Wednesday 18 February 2026
Royal Concert Hall
Tickets £36.00
Let Me Entertain You – A Tribute To Robbie Williams is a brand-new unforgettable concert show celebrating the music and energy of the UK's biggest selling artist of the 90s: Robbie Williams.
Featuring songs such as Angels, Let Me Entertain You, Feel, Rock DJ (and many more!), you'll be singing along and dancing to all the greatest hits. Join us as we journey through over three decades of one of Britain's biggest superstars. And, of course, we don't forget classics like Relight My Fire and Magic to celebrate Robbie's time in the chart-topping group, Take That.
This electrifying and authentic tribute to one of pop's greatest icons is a must-see for any Robbie Williams fan.
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