Last year, it was announced that Robbie Williams was rejoining Mark Owen, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Jason Orange in Take That. He left the group on bad terms in 1995 but has since rebuilt his relationships with his bandmates.

The group have released a record together and are now going on tour, with the first date happening this weekend. The series of shows will last for six weeks, and although the men will be spending all hours of the day and night together they've decided to go on a sunshine break together afterwards to relax.

't will be the first time the lads have all gone away together properly in 15 years,' a source told British newspaper The Daily Mirror.

'They are really excited. They want to get a chance to have a look around places that they never actually got to soak up properly first time round. When they were touring in the early 1990s they were just in and out of all these beautiful countries.

'But this time they are scheduling time to relax, lap up the cultures and food and visit undiscovered places.'

Fans are already excited about the upcoming tour. The first show will be staged in Sunderland, northern England, tomorrow night and eager admirers have already turned up in the hope of bagging the best spot.

't's like Beatle-mania all over again,' a source laughed.

'The monster shows will be something else ' around 22 tons of electrical cable will be used for every gig and it takes 48 hours just to build the stage.'