Gary Barlow Biography

Gary was born on January 20th 1971 in Frodsham Cheshire the second son to Marge and Colin Barlow. Gary developed an early interest in music so much so that he taught himself how to play the piano at 10 years of age.
He spent his teenage years gigging around the north of England and educating himself about all kinds of pianos keyboards and music production. Gary began writing songs at age 15. When he was 19 he was approached by manager Nigel Martin-Smith to front a new boy band - Take That - as lead singer.
Between the period of 1990-1996 Take That had 8 UK number 1s and many top 10 singles the vast majority of which were written by Gary himself including the worldwide smash hit Back For Good which reached no.1 in 31 countries and peaked at no.7 on the US Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart. In 1996 Take That hung up their dancing shoes.
After embarking on a short-term successful solo career Gary receeded from the limelight and turned his talents to songwriting and producing. He wrote songs for Delta Goodrem Donny Osmand Atomic Kitten and Charlotte Church. Gary further cemented his reputation as a songwriter through collaborations with the likes of Christina Aguilera and Elton John.

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