Take That's Cirque de Spectacle will make a comeback in Dublin, slated for July next year
Take That is set to bring back their iconic tour, The Circus Live, with 11 dates announced for stadiums across the UK and Ireland next summer. Originally staged in 2009, the sell-out show was a massive success, attracting over 1 million fans across the UK and Ireland.
The organiser of the tour, Live Nation UK, which typically handles their major stadium tours, promises that the 2023 version of The Circus Live will be bigger and bolder. The band, consisting of Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, and Mark Owen, will perform the original set list from the 2009 tour, promising a nostalgic singalong of their best-loved hits.
One of the original shows was held at Croke Park on 13 June, and the revived tour will also include a date at Dublin's Aviva Stadium on Saturday, 4 July. Fans can expect a spectacle, with the show featuring a 30ft tall mechanical elephant, a cast of firebreathers, stilt walkers, clowns, acrobats, and tap dancers.
There will be a few new surprises included in the 2023 version of The Circus Live tour. Tickets for the much-anticipated shows will be available for purchase on Friday, 26 September at 9.30am from Ticketmaster. With the original shows being a sell-out, fans are advised to act quickly to secure their spots for this unmissable event.
So, get ready to step right up and join Take That under the big top for a night of music, circus acts, and fun. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be a part of this spectacular event next summer.
