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Explore the official books chronicling Robbie Williams' extraordinary career: from bestselling autobiographies to exclusive photo collections. Authored by Robbie himself or trusted collaborators like Chris Heath and Hamish Brown, these titles offer rare insights into his personal life, music journey, and cultural impact. Whether you're searching for Somebody Someday, Feel, Reveal, or You Know Me, this definitive list covers every officially released book, with publication dates, formats, and key highlights for collectors and fans alike.
Reveal
Reveal by Chris Heath is the definitive Robbie Williams biography, offering a raw and revealing look at the pop icon’s life. Covering fame, mental health, music, and personal struggles, it’s an unfiltered portrait of one of Britain’s most successful solo artists. A must-read for Robbie Williams fans.
Doing it for the Kids
Doing It For The Kids is the official auction guide from Bonhams for the 2015 charity sale of Robbie Williams memorabilia. Featuring over 150 personal items, from handwritten lyrics to stage outfits, the auction raised £145,000 for The Donna Louise Children's Hospice, with Robbie himself appearing as guest auctioneer.
You Know Me
You Know Me is a richly illustrated retrospective celebrating 20 years of Robbie Williams’ career. Co-written with Chris Heath, the book blends candid reflections with over 150 rare photos, covering everything from Take That and solo stardom to personal struggles, UFOs, and his 2010 BRITs triumph. A must-have for fans and collectors.
Feel
Feel is the definitive biography of Robbie Williams, written by acclaimed journalist Chris Heath. Based on two years of exclusive access, it offers a raw, funny, and deeply honest portrait of Robbie’s rise to fame, personal struggles, and life in the spotlight. A groundbreaking look at celebrity, music, and identity in the 21st century.
Somebody Someday
Somebody Someday is an intimate, behind-the-scenes chronicle of Robbie Williams’ 2001 European tour. Co-written with Mark McCrum and featuring photography by Scarlet Page, the book captures the highs, lows, and humour of life on the road. With candid insights and striking visuals, it offers a raw, human portrait of Robbie at the height of his fame.
Bid it Sum
Bid It Sum is the official Sotheby’s auction catalogue for the 2001 Robbie Williams charity sale. Held in London on 10 April 2001, the event featured 44 lots of personal memorabilia, including stage outfits, handwritten lyrics, and awards. This 39-page, full-colour guide offers a rare glimpse into Robbie’s early solo career and fan legacy.
Robbie Williams
Robbie Williams by Hamish Brown is a striking photographic portrait of Robbie’s early solo career. Published in 2000, it features candid, reportage-style images from the Life Thru A Lens and I've Been Expecting You eras. With exclusive access and unseen shots, it captures the raw charisma of a rising pop icon.
Let Me Entertain You
The official 1998 biography of Robbie Williams, co-written with Jim Parton. Featuring candid stories, selected lyrics, and bold photography, it captures Robbie’s early solo journey after Take That and the rise of his pop superstardom.
F for English
A collection of poems, lyrics, and musings by Robbie Williams. Blending humour, honesty, and creativity, it offers a quirky glimpse into his world beyond the stage.
Tour Books
Discover the official tour books released for Robbie Williams’ major live tours from 1997 to the present. These collectible programmes, normally sold at concert venues, feature exclusive photos, behind-the-scenes content, setlists, and personal messages from Robbie. From The Ego Has Landed to The Heavy Entertainment Show, each edition captures the visual identity and creative spirit of its tour. This guide includes publication years, design highlights, and key facts for fans and collectors seeking a complete archive.
Britpop
The Britpop Tour Book mixes art-driven visuals with behind-the-scenes content: a comic-style cover, interviews, tour stats, sponsor credits, rare photos, and a double-page on Better Man. It's more a current snapshot than a tour diary.
XXV
A glossy keepsake of Robbie Williams' XXV Tour, charting 25 years in the solo spotlight with reimagined orchestral hits, candid behind-the-scenes tales, powerful live imagery, and reflections on fame, loss and redemption.
The Heavy Entertainment Show
The official book for Robbie’s 2017–2018 stadium tour. Includes bold visuals, artwork, and photography reflecting the album’s theatrical tone. A souvenir from a tour that spanned Europe, Australasia, and Latin America.
Let Me Entertain You
Produced for the 2015 world tour, this book features striking black-and-white visuals and design inspired by the tour’s devilish branding. A bold memento from a tour that visited Europe, Asia, and Australasia.
Swings Both Ways
The official book for the Swings Both Ways Live tour. With vintage-inspired design and big band flair, it reflects the swing revival theme of the album and stage show across Europe, Australia, and Asia.
Take the Crown
This book accompanied Robbie’s 2013 stadium tour. Featuring photography and artwork from the shows, it marked his return to solo touring and includes visuals from the Tallinn concert later released on DVD.
Close Encounters
The official programme for Robbie’s 2006 world tour. Includes full-colour photography and a 12-page insert with excerpts from his official blog. A souvenir from his biggest tour to date.
Live 8
Robbie performed at Live 8 London in Hyde Park. The official Live 8 book includes photos from the global concerts, with proceeds supporting African aid. A historic keepsake from a landmark event.
Weekends of Mass Distraction
Created for the 2003 European stadium tour, including the record-breaking Knebworth shows. Features tour photography and design elements from the Escapology era.
Live at the Royal Albert Hall
Tour book for the one-off swing concert at the Royal Albert Hall. Includes elegant photography and artwork reflecting the big band style of the Swing When You’re Winning performance.
The Sermon on the Mount
Produced for the Sing When You’re Winning tour. Features photography and artwork from the shows, capturing the energy of Robbie’s growing international presence.
One More for the Rogue
The official programme for Robbie’s 1999 UK arena tour. Includes photos, band member profiles, and design from the I’ve Been Expecting You era. A snapshot of his early solo success.
The Ego Has Landed
This programme accompanied Robbie’s 1998 international tour promoting Life Thru a Lens. Includes photography and setlists from UK and festival appearances.
Concert of Hope
Programme from the 1997 charity concert at Wembley Stadium in memory of Princess Diana. Robbie performed alongside major UK acts. Includes artist listings and event photography.
The Show off Must Go On
Robbie’s first solo tour book. Includes diary-style entries, early solo-era photography, and design from the Life Thru a Lens campaign. A nostalgic look at his post–Take That debut.
Solo Magazines
Between 1997 and 1999, seven official Solo magazines were produced by Robbie Williams' half-sister, Sally Symonds, during her time as president of his official fan club. These limited-edition publications featured exclusive interviews, rare photos, fan letters, and behind-the-scenes content from Robbie’s early solo career. Covering the Life Thru A Lens and I've Been Expecting You eras, each issue offers a unique snapshot of his rise as a solo artist. This archive includes publication dates, cover features, and editorial highlights for collectors and fans seeking a complete record of this rare series.
Solo Issue #7
The final issue before the fan club was disbanded at Robbie’s request. It included a heartfelt message from Sally, reflections on the journey, and a thank-you to fans for their support.
Solo Issue #6
Released around the Swing When You’re Winning era, this edition reflected the shift in musical style. It featured swing-themed visuals and updates from the Royal Albert Hall show.
Solo Issue #5
This issue covered the Sermon on the Mount tour and Sing When You’re Winning album. Included were photo spreads, Robbie’s personal notes, and fan club competitions.
Solo Issue #4
Centred around the One More for the Rogue tour, this edition featured backstage content, band interviews, and fan-submitted stories from the road.
Solo Issue #3
Released during the I’ve Been Expecting You period, this issue included lyrics, candid photos, and reflections on Robbie’s rapid rise in the UK charts.
Solo Issue #2
This issue focused on the Life Thru a Lens era, with updates on tour dates, press appearances, and Robbie’s growing media presence. Included exclusive Q&As and fan art.
Solo Issue #1
Launched in 1997, the debut issue introduced the fan club and Robbie’s solo journey post–Take That. It featured welcome messages, early solo photos, and fan letters.