Take Thats recent reunion with Robbie Williams is set to become the topic of an academic debate, it has been revealed. The University of Salford has scheduled a two-day conference, focusing on the boybands meteoric comeback late last year.
The event will also analyse the bands original split in 1996, as well as comparing them to the career paths of seminal British acts such as The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. The University invite prompted students and academic staff to come and discuss key issues arising from this contemporary popular music phenomenon. The conference will take place in June, coinciding with Take Thats mammoth UK stadium tour.
Meanwhile, Gary Barlow is set to perform at a special event to mark his 40th birthday in London next week. The one-off show, dubbedGB40 will take place at Shepherds Bush Empire on January 20th.
The show is intended as a special celebration for fans, friends and family of the singer, celebrating songs from his extensive singing career. In addition, the evening will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 2. All profits from the event will be going to charity.
The Take That singer will also be making a special appearance on the BBC 2 breakfast show with Chris Evans the morning before the gig (January 19th). Speaking about the event, radio host Chris Evans said:Gary is a star, a musical genius and a gentleman and we cant wait to help him celebrate this milestone birthday on the Radio 2 Breakfast show.
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