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Long pause for Robbie !
| 18-01-2008 02:25 | 0 reaction(s) | add reaction | add news |
 No new album before 2009, no stage during a long time : that's what decided pop singer Robbie Williams. Tired by his latest tour, he lives in the States, incognito.
Robbie Williams came back, exhausted, from his latest tour : "It nearly killed me !" he said. He lives now in the United States where he's not really popular, to live like a X person. "Since I live like a normal person, I can shop quietly & walk in the street without being followed, I ask myself whether I want to find daily celebrity again. This anonymous life is also pleasant, it calms me down."
Robbie decided not to release any album before 2009. He wanted to release a jazz album & record in Egyptian pyramids because of the acoustic... He may release on download a B-side album & songs that haven't been included on his album Rudebox, that's all. And no tour scheduled at the moment !
Also, Robbie is angry at his label EMI. He won't release any album on it anymore. Why ? Because he describes his boss as a "slave trader". "We have no idea how EMI is going to promote the album. They haven't anyone capable to work correctly. All that we know, they're going to kill the staff" said the English singer.
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