Take That’s Howard Donald relaxes with a facial massage prior to the headline performance at King Charles’s Coronation Concert
Howard Donald enjoyed a facial massage ahead of his headline performance with Take That at King Charles’s Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle on Sunday.
The singer, 55, who takes the stage with the band for the first time in four years, provided some last-minute relaxation.
Howard shared a behind-the-scenes clip on his Instagram story, closing his eyes as his hairdresser Liz Taw worked her magic.
After massaging his face, she rubbed his neck, making him glow in preparation for the musical extravaganza.
The musician wore a black T-shirt and wore a well-groomed beard and had his long hair in natural curls.
Zen: Howard Donald, 55, enjoyed as a facial massage ahead of his main performance with Take That at King Charles’s Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle on Sunday
Glowing: The singer, taking the stage with the band for the first time in four years, provided some last minute relaxation in
Take That joins Katy Perry and Lionel Richie, while other performers include Freya Ridings and Andrea Bocelli.
The band will also be releasing their first new music in five years, as they re-recorded their 2008 hit Greatest Day – out this Friday.
The trio – Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald – reworked their beloved number one song with the help of vocalist Calum Scott.
Calum said The sun“I was really nervous to jump on a song that was already such a hit and record my voice in it, but it was also such an honor.”
“Gary and I went into the studio together for a day to work on a new section and do new vocals and then we went to the guys [Mark and Howard] to record their parts again.’
Calum also talked to Gary about co-writing new, original music, he said, “We said after this song that we want to get in the studio together and write original music.
‘I’m working on my third album, so hopefully we can do something about that.
“I’m excited to be able to work with him. Even being linked to a band like Take That is wild.’
Relaxed: Howard shared a behind-the-scenes clip to his Instagram story, closing his eyes as his hairdresser Liz Taw worked her magic
Exciting: Take That will join Katy Perry and Lionel Richie, while other artists Freya Ridings and Andrea Bocelli will be at the concert (pictured during their interview before)
DJ Robin Schulz added some dance influence to the stripped-down, anthemic number, which will also appear in the musical.
Speaking of the new song, Take That said, “Greatest Day is a special song for us – it was one of our biggest singles and our 11th number 1.
“It was fantastic working in the studio on the new version of the track with Calum and Robin, both such talented artists.
“With the Greatest Days movie coming out this summer, we wanted to do something special with the title track and we were really excited that Calum and Robin agreed to participate. They’ve been brilliant! We are very happy that everyone hears it.’