One of the most unforgettable live performances of Robbie Williams career is his delivery of a breathtaking version of “My Way” at the Royal Albert Hall in Kensington, London. This 2001 performance, part of his celebrated swing concert “Live at the Albert,” stands as a powerful tribute to the timeless classic made famous by Frank Sinatra. Watch Robbie pour his emotion into notes as he pays homage to Sinatra while adding his own unique twist showcasing the journey from pop icon to one of the most versatile artist of his time! If you’ve been following Robbie for years or are just discovering him, his take on “My Way” will certainly leave a lasting impression on you. Sing along with him if you know the words!
After this performance
Robbie had success with his album and the concert which firmly established Williams as a versatile performer. His album “Swing When You’re Winning” emerged as one of his bestselling albums earning widespread praise for his daring venture into the swing genre. The concerts live recording titled “Live at the Albert” also had popularity as a DVD showing his dynamic performance and stage presence to a larger audience. This concert was important in transforming Williams image from just a pop star to a more serious and well-rounded entertainer. It paved the way for his future endeavors including more swing music and furthered his status as a showman similar to legends like Sinatra. Both the performance and the album achieved significant success which helped Williams sustain his career momentum and lead to another swing album, “Swings Both Ways,” which was released in 2013. The 2001 concert marked a significant turning point for Robbie Williams, enhancing his career and demonstrating his ability to thrive beyond the pop genre.
Some of Robbie’s other work
416 million views on YouTube alone
Robbie Williams – Angels (Live 8 2005) with 82 million views
