Take That continues to shine as one of the UK’s most iconic pop bands, known for their powerful harmonies and unforgettable live performances. With decades of chart-topping hits, the group’s music remains a timeless favorite among fans old and new.
Take That’s 2011 album 'Progress' became the fastest-selling album of the 21st century in the UK, selling over 235,000 copies on its first day of release.
Practice Questions
Q:When and where was Take That formed?
A:Take That was formed in Manchester in 1990.
The British pop group began in Manchester, England, in 1990, under manager Nigel Martin-Smith, who aimed to create a UK boy band inspired by American pop acts like New Kids on the Block.
Q:Who were the original members of Take That?
A:Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, and Robbie Williams.
These five members formed the original lineup, each contributing distinct vocals and personalities, which helped define Take That’s unique chemistry and broad fan appeal during the 1990s pop music boom.