Ever since he was a young boy, Robbie Williams demonstrated the qualities of a star. He relished in performing on stage, appearing in an adaptation of Grease when he was just three years old and later went onto find his niche in the music world, establishing himself as a dedicated singer and performer. Initially, Williams started off in one of the most successful boy bands of the 1990s-Take That. With the group, Williams rode the waves of success to the top of the charts, but secretly dreamed of pursuing a solo career where he could express himself creatively and artistically. That chance would come after a series of struggles with substance abuse and hardships faced within his own career, but Williams proved to be determined to excel in the entertainment world. Before long he had staked out a permanent spot on the stage.

In July 1997, Robbie Williams released the single "Angels." It instantly made him a star in the music world. The song was featured on his first highly successful album Life Thru a Lens, which also featured the well received hits "Lazy Days," "Old Before I Die" and "Let Me Entertain You." The album went on to do exceptionally well in the U.K. and paved the way for his upcoming releases, all of which were highly anticipated by his emerging fanbase.

I've Been Expecting You was Williams follow-up to his success after Life Thru a Lens and spawned the songs "Millennium" and "She's the One." The album sold millions of copies in Europe and further established Williams as an emerging force in the pop music industry. Since the late 1990s, Williams has gone on to release several other albums including both live albums and compilation albums which feature some of his most successful songs. With his determination and his incredible skill on stage and in front of the microphone, Williams continues to pave his own road to success and from this perspective the future looks bright for this shining star.