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Robbie Williams (born Robert Peter Williams on February 13, 1974) is an English singer. His career started as a member of the pop band Take That in 1990, which he Robbie Williams tickets left in 1995 to begin his solo career. Since then, Robbie Williams has sold more albums in the UK than any other British solo artist in history. His album sales stand at nearly 50 million worldwide Robbie Williams tickets and has sold approximately 15 million singles around the world. This brings his total sales to nearly 65 million records. In the UK alone he has sold nearly 5.5 million singles and about three times that many albums. He appears in the list of the all-time Top 100 biggest selling albums in the UK Robbie Williams tickets six times, more than any other person or group. He has had eight number 1 albums and six number 1 singles in the UK, and has been the recipient of many awards including more Brit Awards than any other artist. It is also estimated that he is currently the best-selling, non-latino artist in Latin America.

In 1997 Williams released his first solo album. His career actually started covering George Michael's Robbie Williams tickets "Freedom" (reached #2, 26 places higher than the George Michael original), but the single was not included on Robbie Williams tickets the album. Singles that were taken from the album were "Old Before I Die" (reached #2), "Lazy Days" (reached #8), "South Of The Border" (reached #14), "Angels" (reached #4) and "Let Me Entertain You" (reached #3).

Much was riding on this album, being widely and inevitably viewed as the first real test of Williams' ability to make it as a solo artist Robbie Williams tickets . When first released the initial public response, despite favourable reviews, was somewhat underwhelming, as it was gone from the chart after barely a month having peaked at #11, indicating that Williams was maybe not destined for a successful solo career after all. It was the release of the single Robbie Williams tickets "Angels" that turned things around. The single itself, while it did not make the Top 3, clocked up five separate chart runs totalling 27 weeks, and is Williams' best selling single with 868,000 copies shifted.

The album returned to the chart to give Williams the first of his eight number one albums. It went on to rack Robbie Williams tickets up 123 weeks on the chart, more than any of his other releases, and now ranks at #58 in the all-time list of biggest selling albums in the UK, with sales of 2,075,000.

There were rumours that Williams was about to launch a dance album and Robbie Williams tickets 'Swinging II' which would fulfil his commitment to the EMI contract. Work on the dance album surfaced in the form of the first single, "Rudebox", also known as "Rudebox '74" - a sparse electronic production nostalgic of early 80's hip-hop. The project had been kept tightly under wraps in order to gauge public opinion, but when the single was first broadcast anonymously on the Pete Tong show, Williams' Robbie Williams tickets signature voice was easy to spot in the final seconds of the track. Even though neither the album nor the single have been released Stateside, "Rudebox" has been gaining airplay on dance music stations in the US. Williams released his much anticipated dance/electro album "Rudebox" on October 23rd, 2006. The first single Robbie Williams tickets "Rudebox", which reached #4 in the UK Singles chart, was hailed a flop by the Mirror, yet managed to have the same chart peak as Robbie's most famous song "Angels". Essentially, the difference is that "Angels" spent far longer on the singles chart than the "Rudebox" single (which was in and out of the top 40 within a fraction of the time) and therefore achieved far greater sales - highlighting the irrelevance of chart positions (which are merely rankings that are relative only to each individual week) compared to actual overall sales performance. It was also a worldwide hit, reaching #1 in various countries around the world, including Chile, Germany, and Italy, among others. It was the second best-selling single in Europe for a number of weeks and was also the fifth best-selling single in the World for a time, according to the United World Chart. The second single "Lovelight", a cover version of a song by Lewis Taylor, was released on November 13th, reaching #8. The high-pitched vocals have prompted comparisons to George Michael, an artist greatly respected by Williams.

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