WATCH: Take That drop their retro music video for 'Out Of Our Heads'
The song is so catchy!
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Author: Anna Sky MagliolaPublished 2nd Nov 2018 Last updated 2nd Nov 2018
Last month Take That dropped their fantastic song 'Out Of My Heads' and now they've followed it up with an unusual, retro music video. The video has only been around for a matter of hours, but it has already received a number of compliments from fans, calling it 'MAGNIFICENT', and saying, 'This is different ... I like it! 💜'.
The past couple of months have been very busy for Take That, who announced their 30th anniversary tour in September called, 'Greatest Hits Live Tour 2019'.
Tickets for Take That’s 'Greatest Hits Live Tour 2019' are on sale NOW from Aloud.com
The music video for 'Out Of Our Heads' sees the band playing musical instruments, with Gary Barlow taking centre stage, whilst Mark Owen plays the cello and Howard Donald plays a drum.
In keeping with the title of the song, at certain points throughout the music video the group can be seen as 'dancing' heads!
WATCH: Take That's music video for 'Out Of Our Heads':
To coincide with their tour announcement back in September, Gary, Mark and Howard also announced a new album called 'Odyssey', which will also include their new song. 'Odyssey' has been described as a re-imagined greatest hits album that will take you on a journey through the incredible musical history of Take That.
GALLERY: Now have a look at Take That through the years:
Take That (1991)
Take That's original line-up of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Robbie Williams.
WATCH: Take That drop their retro music video for 'Out Of Our Heads'
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Take That (2017)
Take That continue as a trio to this day.
Take That (1991)
Take That's original line-up of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Robbie Williams.
Take That (1992)
In 1992 Take That had hits with 'It Only Takes a Minute', 'A Million Love Songs' and 'Could It Be Magic'.
Take That (1993)
Take That had huge success in 1993 with 'Pray', 'Relight My Fire' (featuring Lulu) and 'Babe'.
Take That (1994)
The band's success continued in 1994 with 'Everything Changes' and 'Sure'. Here they are performing at The BRITs 1994.
Robbie Williams (1995)
Robbie Williams left Take That in 1995.
Take That (1995)
The remaining members of Take That continued to perform as a quartet.
Take That (1996)
Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange performed at The BRITs in 1996.
Take That (2005)
After a break of nearly 10 years, Take That members Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange reformed in 2005.
Take That (2006)
Take That performed on The X Factor in 2006. In 2006 they had a Number 1 single with 'Patience'.
Take That (2007)
In 2007 Take That embarked on their 'Beautiful World' tour.
Take That with Robbie Williams (2010)
Robbie Williams made an unexpected return to the group in 2010 for the wildly successful album, 'Progress' and its live tour.
Take That as a trio (2014)
In 2014, Jason Orange announced he would be leaving the group and they continued as a trio made up of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen.
Take That (2017)
Take That continue as a trio to this day.
Take That (1991)
Take That's original line-up of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Robbie Williams.
Take That (1992)
In 1992 Take That had hits with 'It Only Takes a Minute', 'A Million Love Songs' and 'Could It Be Magic'.
Take That (1993)
Take That had huge success in 1993 with 'Pray', 'Relight My Fire' (featuring Lulu) and 'Babe'.
Take That (1994)
The band's success continued in 1994 with 'Everything Changes' and 'Sure'. Here they are performing at The BRITs 1994.
Robbie Williams (1995)
Robbie Williams left Take That in 1995.
Take That (1995)
The remaining members of Take That continued to perform as a quartet.
Take That (1996)
Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange performed at The BRITs in 1996.
Take That (2005)
After a break of nearly 10 years, Take That members Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange reformed in 2005.
Take That (2006)
Take That performed on The X Factor in 2006. In 2006 they had a Number 1 single with 'Patience'.
Take That (2007)
In 2007 Take That embarked on their 'Beautiful World' tour.
Take That with Robbie Williams (2010)
Robbie Williams made an unexpected return to the group in 2010 for the wildly successful album, 'Progress' and its live tour.
Take That as a trio (2014)
In 2014, Jason Orange announced he would be leaving the group and they continued as a trio made up of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen.
Take That (2017)
Take That continue as a trio to this day.
Celebrating 30 years of Take That, the band have also confirmed they will have a special guest of Rick Astley on their 2019 tour. The tour will kick off with a series of arena shows across April and May and then move to outdoor stadium shows in May and June.
See the full list of Take That’s 'Greatest Hits Live Tour 2019' dates below:
APRIL 2019
Sheffield FlyDSA Arena – Mon 15th
Sheffield FlyDSA Arena – Tue 16th
Glasgow The SSE Hydro – Thu 18th
Glasgow The SSE Hydro – Fri 19th
Glasgow The SSE Hydro – Sat 20th
Manchester Arena – Mon 22nd
Manchester Arena – Tue 23rd
Manchester Arena – Thu 25th
Manchester Arena – Fri 26th
Manchester Arena – Sat 27th
MAY 2019
London The O2 – Thu 2nd
London The O2 – Fri 3rd
London The O2 – Sat 4th
London The O2 – Sun 5th
London The O2 – Tue 7th
London The O2 – Wed 8th
Birmingham Arena – Sun 12th
Birmingham Arena – Mon 13th
Birmingham Arena – Tue 14th
Birmingham Arena – Fri 17th
Birmingham Arena – Sat 18th
Milton Keynes Stadium MK – Thu 23rd
Southampton St Mary’s Stadium – Sat 25th
Bristol Ashton Gate Stadium – Tue 28th
Norwich City Carrow Road Stadium – Thu 30th
JUNE 2019
Middlesbrough Riverside Stadium Sat 1st
Huddersfield John Smith’s Stadium – Tue 4th
Liverpool Anfield Stadium - Thu 6th - NEW DATE
Cardiff Principality Stadium - Sat 8th - NEW DATE
Tickets for Take That’s 'Greatest Hits Live Tour 2019' are on sale NOW from Aloud.com
