Robbie Williams has announced his first studio album in nearly a decade.

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That's right, folks: the former Take That member has announced a new album titled BRITPOP, featuring brand new single, Rocket, which is out now.

The new record, which is set to drop this autumn, will mark Williams's 13th studio album, while the pop star also has seven compilations, 56 music videos, 18 BRIT Awards and even a biopic where he's played by a monkey under his belt.

"I set out to create the album that I wanted to write and release after I left Take That in 1995," Williams said in a statement upon confirming the news of the new album.

"It was the peak of Britpop and a golden age for British Music."

He continued: "I’ve worked with some of my heroes on this album; it’s raw, there are more guitars and it’s an album that’s even more upbeat and anthemic than usual.”

He added: "There’s some ‘Brit’ in there and there’s certainly some ‘pop’ too – I’m immensely proud of this as a body of work and I’m excited for fans to hear this album."
Ahead of the release of BRITPOP, fans might be looking to revisit Williams's previous albums. So, read on for the singer's full discography in chronological order.

Robbie Williams albums in release date order

The artist has released 12 studio albums since 1997, including a Christmas album:

  • Life thru a Lens (1997)
  • I've Been Expecting You (1998)
  • Sing When You're Winning (2000)
  • Swing When You're Winning (2001)
  • Escapology (2002)
  • Intensive Care (2005)
  • Rudebox (2006)
  • Reality Killed the Video Star (2009)
  • Take the Crown (2012)
  • Swing Both Ways (2013)
  • The Heavy Entertainment Show (2016)
  • The Christmas Present (2019)
Robbie Williams performs during the 2025 AACTA Awards Presented By Foxtel Group at HOTA (Home of the Arts) on February 07, 2025 in Gold Coast, Australia.
Robbie Williams. Dan Peled/Getty Images for AFI

Want to stick to hits like Angels, Feel, Rock DJ? Here are Williams's compilation albums in chronological order:

He also has released collections of never-before-seen demos and B-sides, which he declares are "tracks that never made it onto a full studio album but cried out for a home nonetheless".

These are:

  • Under the Radar Vol 1 (2014)
  • Under the Radar Vol 2 (2017)
  • Under the Radar Vol 3 (2019)

Williams also released a live album in 2003, which was recorded across three consecutive shows in Knebworth:

  • Live at Knebworth (2003)

And, of course, there's now the soundtrack to Better Man, the biopic of the singer's life.

Robbie Williams albums: Tracklists, hit singles and successes

Life Thru a Lens (1997)

British singer Robbie Williams lying on the steps at the music festival Vota la voce 1997. Arezzo, September 1997
Robbie Williams, pictured 1997. Getty
  1. Lazy Days (peaked at No. 8 on the Official UK Chart)
  2. Life Thru A Lens
  3. Ego A Go Go
  4. Angels (peaked at No. 4 on the Official UK Chart)
  5. South Of The Border
  6. Old Before I Die (peaked at No. 2 on the Official UK Chart)
  7. One Of God's Better People
  8. Let Me Entertain You (peaked at No. 3 on the Official UK Chart)
  9. Killing Me
  10. Clean
  11. Baby Girl Window
  12. (silence)
  13. Hello Sir

Status: 8x Platinum

At the BRIT Awards that year, Robbie started his impressive winning streak – Angels won Single of the Year, Let Me Entertain You won Video of the Year, and he took home Best Male Artist. In 2005, Angels won again, earning Best Single of the past 25 years.

I've Been Expecting You (1998)

Robbie Williams, Vooruit, Gent, Belgium, 4th December 1998, performing in a blue light
Robbie Williams. Gie Knaeps/Getty Images
  1. Strong (peaked at No. 4 on the Official UK Chart)
  2. No Regrets (peaked at No. 4 on the Official UK Chart)
  3. Millennium (reached No. 1 on the Official UK Chart)
  4. Phoenix from the Flames
  5. Win Some Lose Some
  6. Grace
  7. It's Only Us (reached No. 1 on the Official UK Chart as double-A side with She's the One)
  8. Heaven from Here
  9. Karma Killer
  10. She's the One (reached No. 1 on the Official UK Chart as double-A side with It's Only Us)
  11. Man Machine
  12. These Dreams

Status: 9x Platinum

She's the One earned both Single and Video of the Year at the BRIT Awards, and at the GQ Awards, Robbie took home the Solo Artist of the Year award.

Sing When You're Winning (2000)

Robbie Williams, pictured 2000 singing into a microphone
Robbie Williams, pictured 2000. Rune Hellestad/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images
  1. Let Love Be Your Energy (reached No.10 on the Official UK Chart)
  2. Better Man
  3. Rock DJ (reached No. 1 on the Official UK Chart)
  4. Supreme (reached No. 4 on the Official UK Chart)
  5. Kids (reached No. 2 on the Official UK Chart)
  6. If It's Hurting You
  7. Singing for the Lonely
  8. Love Calling Earth
  9. Knutsford City Limits
  10. Forever Texas
  11. By All Means Necessary
  12. The Road to Mandalay (reached No. 1 on the Official UK Chart, double A side with Eternity)

Status: 8x Platinum

Rock DJ won single and video of the year at the BRIT Awards, and Williams once again won Best Male Solo Artist.

Swing When You're Winning (2001)

Photo of Robbie WILLIAMS performing on stage
Robbie Williams, pictured 2001. Peter Pakvis/Redferns
  1. I Will Talk and Hollywood Will Listen
  2. Mack the Knife
  3. Somethin' Stupid (reached No. 1 on the Official UK Chart for three weeks)
  4. Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
  5. It Was a Very Good Year
  6. Straighten Up and Fly Right
  7. Well, Did You Evah
  8. Mr Bojangles
  9. One for My Baby
  10. Things
  11. Ain't That a Kick in the Head
  12. They Can't Take That Away from Me
  13. Have You Met Miss Jones?
  14. Me and My Shadow
  15. Beyond the Sea
  16. Outtakes

Status: 8x Platinum

At the GQ Awards, Robbie was awarded Solo Artist of the Year for the second time.

Escapology (2002)

Singer Robbie Williams receiving favourite male artist award at the MTV Asia award in Singapore 24 January 2003.
Robbie Williams, pictured 2003. BOB LOW/AFP via Getty Images
  1. How Peculiar
  2. Feel (reached No. 4 on the Official UK Chart)
  3. Something Beautiful (reached No. 3 on the Official UK Chart)
  4. Monsoon
  5. Sexed Up (reached No. 10 on the Official UK Chart)
  6. Love Somebody
  7. Revolution
  8. Handsome Man
  9. Come Undone (reached No. 4 on the Official UK Chart)
  10. Me and My Monkey
  11. Song 3
  12. Hot Fudge
  13. Cursed
  14. Nan's Song
  15. How Peculiar (Reprise)
  16. (silence)
  17. I Tried Love

Status: 7x Platinum

Williams once again won British Male Solo Artist in both 2002 and 2003 during this release run.

Intensive Care (2005)

British singer-songwriter, Robbie Williams, performs at Live 8 concert with the aim to raise awareness of issues in Africa.
Robbie Williams. Grant Triplow/Comic Relief via Getty Images
  1. Ghosts
  2. Tripping (reached No. 2 on the Official UK Chart)
  3. Make Me Pure
  4. Spread Your Wings
  5. Advertising Space (reached No. 8 on the Official UK Chart)
  6. Please Don't Die
  7. Your Gay Friend
  8. Sin Sin Sin
  9. Random Acts of Kindness
  10. The Trouble with Me
  11. A Place to Crash
  12. King of Bloke and Bird

Status: 5x Platinum

Rudebox (2006)

Robbie Williams, Koning Boudewijnstadion, Brussel, Belgium, 13th June 2006, with arms outstretched
Robbie Williams, pictured 2006. Gie Knaeps/Getty Images
  1. Rudebox (reached No. 4 on the Official UK Chart)
  2. Viva Life on Mars
  3. Lovelight (reached No. 8 on the Official UK Chart)
  4. Bongo Bong / Je Ne T'Aime Plus
  5. She's Madonna
  6. Keep On
  7. Good Doctor
  8. The Actor
  9. Never Touch That Switch
  10. Louise
  11. We're the Pet Shop Boys
  12. Burslem Normals
  13. Kiss Me
  14. The 80's
  15. The 90's
  16. Summertime
  17. (silence)
  18. D***head

Status: 2x Platinum

Reality Killed the Video Star (2009)

Robbie Williams kicks off his comeback with a gig as part of BBC's Electric Proms festival, inspired by its classical summer Proms series held at The Roundhouse on October 20, 2009 in London, England.
Robbie Williams. Dave Hogan/Getty Images
  1. Morning Sun
  2. Bodies (reached No. 2 on the Official UK Chart)
  3. You Know Me (reached No. 6 on the Official UK Chart)
  4. Blasphemy
  5. Do You Mind
  6. Last Days of Disco
  7. Somewhere
  8. Deceptacon
  9. Starstruck
  10. Difficult for Weirdos
  11. Superblind
  12. Won't Do That
  13. Morning Sun (Reprise)

Status: 3x Platinum

Take the Crown (2012)

Singer Robbie Williams performs on stage during the Diamond Jubilee concert at Buckingham Palace on June 4, 2012 in London, England.
Robbie Williams. Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
  1. Be a Boy
  2. Gospel
  3. Candy (reached No. 1 on the Official UK Chart for two weeks)
  4. Different
  5. S**t on the Radio
  6. All That I Want
  7. Hunting for You
  8. Into the Silence
  9. Hey Wow Yeah Yeah
  10. Not Like the Others
  11. Losers (featuring Lissie)
  12. Reverse
  13. Eight Letters

Status: Platinum

Swings Both Ways (2013)

Robbie Williams performs at The Brit Awards 2013 at The O2 Arena on February 20, 2013 in London, England
Robbie Williams. Dave J Hogan/Getty Images
  1. Shine My Shoes
  2. Go Gentle
  3. I Wan'na Be Like You (feat Olly Murs)
  4. Swing Supreme
  5. Swings Both Ways (feat Rufus Wainwright)
  6. Dream a Little Dream (feat Lily Allen)
  7. Soda Pop (feat Michael Bublé)
  8. Snowblind
  9. Puttin' on the Ritz
  10. Little Green Apples (feat Kelly Clarkson)
  11. Minnie the Moocher
  12. If I Only Had a Brain
  13. No One Likes a Fat Pop Star
  14. Where There's Muck
  15. 16 Tons
  16. Wedding Bells

Status: 2x Platinum

The Heavy Entertainment Show (2016)

Robbie Williams performs on stage at the Los 40 Music Awards 2016 held at the Palau Sant Jordi on December 1, 2016 in Barcelona, Spain.
Robbie Williams, pictured 2016. Getty
  1. The Heavy Entertainment Show
  2. Party Like a Russian
  3. Mixed Signals
  4. Love My Life
  5. Motherf**ker
  6. Bruce Lee
  7. Sensitive
  8. David's Song
  9. Pretty Woman
  10. Hotel Crazy
  11. Sensational

Status: Platinum

In 2017, Williams was honoured with the Icon Award at the Brit Awards.

The Christmas Present (2019)

HAMBURG, GERMANY - DECEMBER 05: British singer Robbie Williams presents his Christmas album "The Christmas Present" at Theater Kehrwieder on December 5, 2019 in Hamburg, Germany. (Photo by Tristar Media/Getty Images)
Robbie Williams Tristar Media/Getty Images
  1. Christmas Past
  2. Winter Wonderland
  3. Merry Xmas Everybody
  4. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
  5. The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)
  6. Coco's Christmas Lullaby
  7. Rudolph
  8. Yeah! It's Christmas
  9. It's a Wonderful Life
  10. Let's Not Go Shopping
  11. Santa Baby
  12. Best Christmas Ever
  13. One Last Christmas
  14. Coco's Christmas Lullaby Reprise
  15. Christmas Future
  16. Time for Change
  17. Idlewild
  18. Darkest Night
  19. Fairytales
  20. Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
  21. Bad Sharon
  22. Happy Birthday Jesus Christ
  23. New Year's Day
  24. Snowflakes
  25. Home
  26. Soul Transmission

Status: Gold

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