Robbie Williams

Robbie Williams has struck gold. The singer is gaining strong hold over the lost territory. Robbie Williams had fallen off the charts ladder after his album Rudebox flopped in 2006. But if we go by the present market hearsays, Robbie’s success story is well prepared to be rewritten. Robbie’s upcoming album and hiatus from the mainstream makes a subject of much interest. The news of Robbie’s TAKE THAT reunion has also made his stocks rise dramatically.

The record industry is gradually lining up to take him into confidence. Robbie could be up for some great deals and cash flows. An inside source reveals: “He went into rehab and has spent time getting his head together. But now his next deal could be a record-breaker. Word is getting out that his new album is sounding brilliant and the Take That reunion coverage has helped. Live Nation would be very keen. They have recently signed Madonna and U2 on massive deals. They could give Robbie a huge contract which would include his releases, live dates and all the extras that accompany that.”

A year ago Robbie was in the dark and unsure of his future. He even went into the oblivion. Such was Robbie’s low popularity that his manager Tim Clark also felt that Robbie was not fit for a second rise. He had said : “I would be very wary about signing him to any major at the moment.”

Robbie Williams will bring out his next album in September 2009 supposedly. It will be his last studio album under EMI label. The music industry awaits Robbie’s end of term with EMI deal.

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