Formed in the early 1990s in Manchester, Take That became one of Britain’s most iconic boy bands, shaping the sound and spirit of 90s pop. Originally made up of Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange, the band achieved phenomenal success with timeless hits such as Back for Good, Relight My Fire and Never Forget. Their mix of upbeat pop, heartfelt ballads and polished choreography defined an era of British music.

Following Robbie Williams’ departure in 1995, the group split before making a triumphant comeback in the mid-2000s with a more mature sound. Albums like Beautiful World (2006) and The Circus (2008) reaffirmed their status as intergenerational pop icons. Gary Barlow, the band’s creative core, also established a respected solo career marked by sincerity and strong songwriting.

On MusikMachine, several vintage items celebrate the band’s legacy — original stickers, a black-and-white photo, an unofficial biography and vintage calendars featuring Robbie Williams. Perfect for fans of British pop and those nostalgic for the melodic brilliance of the 1990s, alongside artists like Madonna and Prince.