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Take That announce six Spain concerts as part of 2027 Dreamers Tour
The trio will play Catalonia, Valencia, Malaga, Madrid and Galicia as part of their biggest European tour in years
Take That have confirmed they'll be playing six shows in Spain in July 2027 as part of their Dreamers Tour, but fans hoping for full details will have to wait a little longer, with most of the Spanish venues still to be revealed.
The band's office made the announcement earlier this week, confirming just one firm location so far: July 11 at the Marenostrum in Fuengirola, Malaga. Beyond that, the Spanish leg is listed simply as "awaiting announcement," which suggests several of these shows will form part of festivals or concert series that haven't published their line-ups yet.
What is known is that there'll be a concert in Catalonia on July 9, followed by one in Valencia the next day, then Fuengirola on the 11th. Two dates in Madrid follow on July 13 and 14, before the run wraps up in Galicia on the 15th.
The tour takes its name from the band's upcoming album, also called Dreamers, which is due out later this year. It'll span 31 dates in total, kicking off on June 3 in Zurich and finishing on July 23 in the German city of Tübingen.
Take That's team described it as the band's biggest European tour in years and pointed out that further dates would be announced in the coming weeks.
There's fresh music on the way too. A new single called Feel My Love lands this Friday, featuring Irish American singer songwriter Michael Patrick Kelly.
As for tickets, registered fans get first access with a pre-sale that’s already open. Individual venues will run their own pre-sales from 10am on Thursday September 3, before general sales open to everyone at 10am on Friday September 4 via the band's official website.
Take That remain one of the biggest and most successful bands to come out of the UK in the 1990s. They started out as a five piece that included Robbie Williams, who left to pursue a solo career. His return for the 2010 album Progress reunited the original line-up, although it didn't last long.
Since 2014 the band has been a trio, following Jason Orange's decision to step away in search of a quieter life. Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald have carried on as Take That ever since, releasing III in 2014, Wonderland in 2017 and This Life in 2023, with Dreamers set to be their next chapter.
Image: Take That official website
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