Robbie Williams to Perform at the Monaco Red Cross Gala
On 29th July, Robbie Williams, an English singer, and songwriter who rose to fame as a member of Take That, will perform at one of the most prestigious annual fundraising events held in Monaco to support the charitable activities, the Monaco Red Cross Gala. The event, presided over by H.S.H. Prince Albert II, takes place at Salle des Étoilesis and is known for its glitz and glamour, attracting high-profile guests, celebrities, and philanthropists worldwide.
The artist left the boy’s band Take That and launched his solo career in 1996. In 2022 the release of the album XXV marked Robbie Williams’s success anniversary, which could be told through triumph sales and statistics of over 85 million albums sold around the world.
2023 is going to be one of the most exciting in the artist’s career. After a spectacular comeback last year, the singer seems to double his efforts and launched 2023, his biggest tour covering over 70 dates.
The XXV tour presents a fresh philosophy and features “reworked, re-imagined and re-loved” versions of his oldest song, “Angels,” to the most recent, “Lost.”
Each song has been orchestrated – by Jules Buckley, Guy Chambers, and Steve Sidwell – and the results recorded in the Netherlands by the renowned Metropole Orkest. Robbie also sang and tackled these songs again – or, as he puts it, “found himself competing with a very young me on many tracks.”
The album cover is Robbie’s photo he is sitting naked. “It’s Rodin: The Thinker,” he says. “Except it’s Me: The Thinker-ish.” He chose this style and pose because, any higher concerns aside, when needs to be, that’s the kind of thing he does: “I got up on a plinth and spent a few hours having my photograph taken while 23 strangers looked at me in the nude.”
Robbie Williams’s concert at the Monaco Red Cross Gala at Salle des Étoiles promises to be intriguing and with thousand surprises.