Gary Barlow, as a solo artist and with Take That, has sold 24 million records worldwide Demand for Take That is higher than ever: the comeback tour tickets sold out three hours after it was announced, the ITV documentary on the band in 2005 was seen by 7 million people. The Never Forget CD and DVD released in October 2005 has sold 1 million so farUpdated with the story of the comeback of all comebacks
Gary Barlow was born in 1971. He is the lead singer and songwriter for Take That, the most successful British band since the Beatles. The band broke up in 1996 and since then Barlow has garnered further acclaim as a songwriter for artists such as Charlotte Church and Blue. Take That reunited in 2006 for a massive UK tour and to record a new album. Gary Barlow lives in London with his family. Richard Havers has written regularly for radio and TV and launched Turkey's first commercial radio station. His books with Bill Wyman have included Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey (2001), which won the 'Handy Award for Literature', and Rolling With The Stones (2002), and the highly acclaimed Sinatra (2004).
'You'll be hooked' Heat 'A must-read for fans' Sunday Express 'Insightful, honest and revealing' Heat 'This is an honest and down-to-earth read' Sun
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