Take That: Everything we know about the band's 10th album

It's coming this year!

Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Gary Barlow
Author: Anna Sky MagliolaPublished 22nd Aug 2026
Last updated 25th Aug 2026

Since all the excitement last year when Take That announced they would be going on 'The Circus Live Tour', fans have been hoping for information about new music, and now Gary Barlow has shared some more exciting details.

After eagle-eyed fans noticed at the end of the Netflix documentary Take That there was a new song called 'You're A Superstar', the band revealed it will be on their upcoming 10th album, which Gary is very excited for fans to hear. The song was then released on 20th March, followed by 'Sweet July', in July 2026. So let's find out more about what to expect and when...

What is Take That's 10th album called?

At present the band have not revealed what their new album will be called.

When will it be released?

It sounds like we could be looking for another Christmas Number 1 album in 2026.

Over the last year the band haven't kept it a secret that they have been writing new music, but it finally looks like they've been locking down some dates.

Take That spoke to Ken Bruce on Greatest Hits Radio where Gary Barlow told the radio presenter: "We've been at it (writing) for about a year now. We write away and what we tend to do nowadays is spend a lot of time writing and a short time recording."

The singer went on to reveal a rough timeline saying: "And so we're going to be recording in April an album for Christmas, I think."

This appears to match what Gary said in 2025 in an interview with Magic Radio, where he told Nicki Chapman: "We're also writing for the next Take That album, which will probably be the end of next year..."

What does it sound like?

The band have only released two songs so far, called 'You're a Superstar' and 'Sweet July', which have all the traits of a Take That song with their driving beats, coupled with the lifting choruses.

In August 2026, Gary described the album to his fans saying: "It's poppy, it's fresh, it feels really good. It think we've caught a little wave here."

This follows what Gary said back in 2025. He opened up about writing the album saying: "There's always something to write for. And I think it becomes very obvious very quickly, when it's Take That. Take That is the music we love to release, always looks upwards. I'm going to use some descriptions here.

"I actually hate talking about music, I like just making it and doing it rather than talking about it, but Take That music always feels like it goes upwards. It looks upwards and I always think you should imagine a big stadium full of audience with their arms in the air. And if you can do that to a song that's usually a Take That song."

What is the tracklist?

Take That have not revealed the tracklist for the album, however the band confirmed the song featured on their documentary 'You're A Superstar' will be on the album, along with their latest song 'Sweet July'.

When talking about 'You're A Superstar', Gary told Greatest Hits Radio: "I think this is the start of our next wave of music now. And we just felt like just something brand new at the end would be a really nice thing to leave the audience with, to bring it right up to date."

In August 2026, Gary gave some further details about the new music telling his fans in a video: "Of course we've got a big record, a 10th studio album, Take That... It's poppy, it's fresh, it feels really good. It think we've caught a little wave here. It's always tricky to make albums, but I feel like at the 11th hour, this one has really come together.

"And I'm very excited about the music, I really am. I know you've heard two songs already, but I can't wait for you to hear the other 10. So that's coming up, that's imminent."

So we now know there are 12 songs in total on the album.

Take a look through albums out in 2026:

Robbie Williams - 'BRITPOP'

Release date: Out now
After delaying his album from October 2025 to February 2026, Robbie Williams decided to surprise-release the album 'BRITPOP' on 16th January. The album featured a song he co-wrote with former Take That bandmate Gary Barlow, called 'Morrissey', about The Smiths frontman, along with a song called 'All My Life'.

Toyah - 'Four From Toyah'

Release date: Out now
45 years to the day it was released, Toyah Willcox re-released the EP 'Four From Toyah'. The record featured Top 5 song 'It's a Mystery'. The EP is now available digitally in its original four-track form, along with the larger eight-track version originally released on vinyl in 2021.

Queen - 'The Platinum Collection' and 'Queen II'

Release date: Out now
For the first time ever, Queen's 'The Platinum Collection' boxset was released on black vinyl. The release brought together the legendary band's 'Greatest Hits I', 'II' and 'III' across six black vinyl records.
The band also re-released 'Queen II' in 2026. 'Queen II Collector's Edition' centres on a new 2026 mix of the original 1974 album, with Brian May and Roger Taylor acting as executive producers.

The Eagles - 'Their Greatest Hits 1971–1975'

Release date: Out now
The Eagles marked their 50th anniversary with a crystal-clear 180-gram vinyl edition of 'Their Greatest Hits 1971–1975'. Pulled from their first four albums, it showcases 'Lyin' Eyes' harmonies, 'Take It Easy' country-rock, and 'Desperado' storytelling. The release coincided with its new Quadruple Diamond certificate for 40m+ sales.

George Michael - 'Faith'

Release date: Out now
George Michael's debut solo album 'Faith' was released back in 1987, featuring his hits 'Faith', 'Father Figure', 'One More Try' and 'Monkey'. At the time the album went to Number 1 in the UK, and gave him three Top 10 hits in the UK across 1987 and 1988. The album was re-issued in February 2026 on several vinyl formats, along with CD and audio Blu-Ray.

EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert – 'Original Motion Picture Soundtrack’

Release date: Out now
Following EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert's cinematic release in February 2026, the accompanying soundtrack to the concert film became available on digital, CD and vinyl. The album features 27 songs in total.

Duran Duran - 'The Wedding Album' and 'Thank You'

Release date: Out now
'The Wild Boys' band Duran Duran re-released two of their iconic albums on vinyl and CD, decades after their original releases. Newly remastered editions of both 'The Wedding Album' and 'Thank You' are now available to buy.

T'Pau - 'Be Wonderful'

Release date: Out now
T'Pau's new album 'Be Wonderful' is the group's first collection of original material in over a decade, and it arrived on 10th April 2026. It was preceded by the lead single 'Read My Lips', which landed on 20th March and set the tone with its self‑empowerment message.


To celebrate, the band are hitting the road for their 'Be Wonderful' UK headline tour from April 2026 to May 2026, playing a run of dates that includes Leeds, Basingstoke, London and more.

Ringo Starr - 'Long Long Road'

Release date: Out now
Ringo Starr has released a new album, called 'Long Long Road'. It is the second album he's worked on with record producer T Bone Burnett, who previously worked on Ringo's country album 'Look Up', out in 2025.

The Style Council - 'Café Bleu' reissue

Release date: Out now
The Style Council have re-released their debut album 'Café Bleu' featuring early demos, alternate takes, and unreleased songs. The album features tracks such as the band's UK Top 5 songs 'My Ever Changing Moods' and 'You're the Best Thing'.

Sir Paul McCartney - 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane'

Release date: Out now
Sir Paul McCartney's new album is called 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane' and was released on Friday 29th May. The album is named after a road close to where the singer grew up, and is full of newly inspired love songs, along with a collection of songs that are a look back to memories from Paul's life.

Madonna - 'Confessions On A Dance Floor (Part 2)'

Release date: Out now
In 2025, Madonna announced she will release a new album called 'Confessions on a Dance Floor (Part 2)' and it was finally released on 3rd July. It is the sequel to her 2005 album 'Confessions on a Dance Floor'. When she announced it, she revealed it would be developed with Warner Records, which she left back in 2007. The singer went on to reveal re-signing with the label 'feels like home'.

The Specials - 'Live From The Cathedral'

Release date: Out now
The band that brought us the Number 1 track 'Ghost Town' back in 1981, The Specials, have released their final album 'Live From The Cathedral'. The album captures their performances at the ruins of Coventry Cathedral back in 2019.

David Bowie - 'The Definitive 1965 Collection'

Release date: 18th September
Before David Bowie was known by his stage name, he was called Davie Jones, and recorded songs with the legendary 60s producer Shel Talmy. Now the music from that era is set for release in September 2026 as 'The Definitive 1965 Collection'.

Phil Collins - 'Face Value' (45th Anniversary Edition)

Release date: 18th September
Originally released back in 1981 by Phil Collins, the album 'Face Value' transformed his career from the Genesis drummer and frontman, to a solo artist and global icon. The album features songs such as 'In The Air Tonight', 'I Missed Again' and 'If Leaving Me Is Easy'.

Soft Cell

Release date: 25th September
'Danceteria' is Soft Cell's final album, completed just two days after David Ball sadly passed away in October 2025. The album has been described as 'a love letter to New York in the early 80s.'

Mariah Carey - 'Daydream' (30th Anniversary)

Release date: Digital (out now), Physical (16th October)
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of her fifth album 'Daydream', Mariah Carey has released a new version of her album along with lots of extras. The physical edition of the album is out in October on LP, CD and cassette.

The Rolling Stones

Release date: TBC
In 2025, The Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has confirmed a new album will be released saying: "Yes you will be getting a new album next year. It is done." This follows confirmation by producer Andrew Watt that he was working with the band to produce their new music.

Take That

Release date: TBC
Take That have confirmed their 10th album will be released in 2026 and it's looking like it could be released in the run up to Christmas. Gary previously told Ken Bruce on Greatest Hits Radio: "We're going to be recording in April an album for Christmas, I think."