Take That have announced a premiere at the HMV Hammersmith Apollo for their forthcoming Dvd, Take That Present: The Circus Live.
On November 18, the band will personally introduce the preview screening of the film which documents their 2009 The Circus Live tour which aswell as their music featured acrobatics from circus performers, a hot air balloon, a circus ringmaster and an elephant.
Also on the double Dvd is footage of the band performing songs from their last two albums at Abbey Road (Photographs and a behind-the-scenes feature from similar sessions also appear in the current Q Magazine Q281).
Fans of the band are able to enter to win tickets to the event by pre-ordering the Dvd from the HMV website before 8:00am on November 11. The Dvd is offically released on November 23. One week later, the Wembley Stadium performance from the tour and the Abbey Road Stuidos sessions will also be released on a limited edition double Cd, The Greatest Day.
Take That's website.
3:37 PM | 03/11/2009
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