Robbie Williams returns: Big comeback in the Ernst Happel Stadium!

Robbie Williams returns: Big comeback in the Ernst Happel Stadium!

Wieden, Österreich - Robbie Williams enthusiastic about the Viennese fans

The former pop star of Take That, Robbie Williams, returns to Vienna! On July 12th, he will appear in the Ernst Happel Stadium for his loyal fans and not only promises musical entertainment, but also a portion of therapy for himself. As Falter Around 2000 to the greatest pop stars in Europe and still inspires hits like “Angels” and “Millennium”.

Robbie, who has lived soberly for 26 years, has spoken a lot about his emotional fights in recent years. He describes his stage appearances as a kind of therapy to process his inner conflicts. His musical career began in the boy band Take that, but when drug problems plagued him, he left the band in 1995. The big breakthrough as a solo artist has achieved the hit “Angels”, and since then he has celebrated innumerable successes with Guy Chambers, including classics such as “Let Me Entertain You” and the famous swing album “Swing When You're Winning ”.

a look into his life

Robbie Williams has not only focused on his music in recent years. According to Khaleej Times he has also become a family man. He lives in London with his wife Ayda and her four children. These stable relationships see themselves as a foundation for his mental well -being. He expresses that he has arrived in a different phase of life and, in addition to his music, also takes his health seriously, which also has to do with regular sport.

In a recently published Netflix documentary and the upcoming biopic “Better Man”, which illuminates his career and personal challenges, Robbie shows how he deals with his fights. He describes himself as someone who is looking for attention - something that is necessary in the creative industry. In this context, Robbie believes that through his film and its success he could even publish a new record in April or May 2024, depending on the success of the film.

personal struggles and mental health

Robbie still fights with his mental health. reports that he recently spoke about his worries, but feels on the way of improvement. His honesty about depression and challenges is part of his "radical honesty", which he shares in public and that helps him to transform these struggles into music.