Take That drafts Irish Singer Kelly for new single ‘Feel My Love.’ | Band’s 10th album ‘Dreamers’ hits September
Take That will release a new 12-track album, called 'Dreamers,' in September. This will be their 10th studio compilation since the band's inception in 1991
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British pop band, Take That, has drafted Irish singer Michael Patrick Kelly, for the group’s upcoming single ‘Feel My Love,’ coming out on the 4th of September 2026.
It will be the third single taken from the band’s forthcoming tenth album which is expected to be called ‘Dreamers.’
Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen will also be touring in 2027 to promote the new studio album ‘Dreamers,’ which is expected to come out sometime in September 2026, possibly in the second or third week of the month.
‘Dreamers,’ is a follow up to Take That’s ninth studio effort, ‘This Life,’ which was released in 2023.
According to Gary Barlow, the album’s official listing will have twelve tracks, including the already released singles, ‘Sweet July,’ which came out in late June as well as ‘You are a Super Star,’ which debuted in March 2026.
But as usual, fans should expect more added tracks in the ‘Deluxe’ prints that usually get released after the initial cut.
Meanwhile ‘Feel My Love,’ featuring Michael Patrick Kelly, is the fourth single taken from the album, which previously was being labelled by fans as TT10.
If the clips preceding the release are anything to go by, it is not exactly that different from all poppy sounds of today, plus not as catchy as the previous ‘July,’ hit.
The song is the second to feature a guest singer after ‘Relight My Fire,’ the 1993 cover version which featured the lady songstress ‘Lulu!’ and was contained in the group’s second album, ‘Everything Changes.’
The Dublin born, Kelly currently lives in Germany.
The year 2026 essentially marks 20 years since Take That reformed in 2006 as a four-piece band comprising Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, Howard Donald and Mark Owen.
This year also marks 30 years since the original band dramatically broke up in 1996 after their third album, ‘Nobody Else,’ a fire hit ‘Back for Good,’ and the tear jerking farewell choir, ‘Never Forget!’
The maiden Take That which set out in 1991 with their first hit ‘Promises,’ was a five-piece band made up of Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Robbie Williams.
Robbie Williams, now a successful solo artist, rejoined Take That briefly in 2010 for the band’s ‘Progressed’ album and the ‘Progress’ Tour.
After the tour, Robbie left again.
However, much to the disbelief of fans, Jason Orange called it quits in 2014 shortly before the release of their seventh album.
The remaining three members however continue to push on with the band.
