A more aggressive, pop-rock album inspired by his struggles with anxiety and his return to the spotlight (including a rumored Take That reunion).

Este álbum nos regaló la icónica , una canción que capturó el espíritu de la época y sampleaba a John Barry. También incluyó "No Regrets", una canción personal sobre su ruptura con Take That y sus managers, mostrando una vulnerabilidad que se volvería una marca de su estilo.

A more confident, global-facing record. The title reflects Williams’s shift from underdog to stadium-filling superstar.

The debut album that almost didn't happen. Delayed by record labels and initially lukewarm reception, Life Thru a Lens eventually exploded into the public consciousness.

The discography of Robbie Williams defies easy categorization. It contains some of the most beloved pop ballads of all time ( Angels , Feel ), gloriously arrogant anthems ( Let Me Entertain You ), experimental misfires ( Rudebox ), and timeless standards ( Beyond the Sea ).

(2009): Produced by Trevor Horn, blending "old" and "new" Robbie styles. Take the Crown (2012): Featured the No. 1 single "Candy". Swings Both Ways

Fueled by his return to Take That for the album Progress , Robbie returned with a defiant, stadium-ready rock record.