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Attendants of Gary Barlow's London concert last night got more than they bargained for when Robbie Williams joined Barlow onstage for two songs. Watch the video below.
Barlow was performing at the Royal Albert Hall, and invited special guest Robbie Williams onstage towards the end of the set.
Williams performed 'Eight Letters', a Take That hit, with his former bandmember and also sang his own number one hit, 'Candy'.
The concert almost didn't go ahead, as there was no water in the building and Barlow was unsure as to whether it would be turned on in time.
He told The Sun before the gig, "At the moment the show's off – there’s no water in the building and because of health and safety you can't start a gig without it.
"Hopefully it comes on soon because at the moment I'm not going to be playing tonight."
Robbie recently told audiences at his own concert that he feels he should be next in line for an OBE, the honour recently given to Barlow.
"The Queen has seen me perform a number of times now," Williams told thousands of fans at his recent London O2 show. "I was at the Jubilee, singing my little heart out. Then last week, at the Royal Variety Performance, I sang the new single. Pretty well I might add.
"In the line-up at the end, there I am, waiting for a compliment. And she thought I was Pudsey’s minder.
"Gary Barlow OBE. Robbie Williams? Nothing."
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