101 Facts About Gary Barlow

1. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

2. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

3. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

4. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

5. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

6. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

7. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

8. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

9. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

10. Gary Barlow started wearing glasses four years ago, and teamed up with Specsavers to model their new Nordic inspired Osiris Eyewear range.

11. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

12. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

13. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

14. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

15. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

16. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

17. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

18. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

19. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

20. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

21. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

22. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

23. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

24. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

25. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

26. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

27. Gary Barlow has revealed how Take That feel like they're '19 again' when they head out on tour.

28. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

29. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

30. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

31. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

32. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

33. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

34. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

35. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

36. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

37. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

38. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

39. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

40. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

41. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

42. Gary Barlow says: "I'd say grab it and enjoy this moment right now.

43. Gary Barlow says: "I think that friendship really resonates with people.

44. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

45. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

46. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

47. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

48. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

49. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

50. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

51. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

52. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

53. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

54. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

55. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

56. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

57. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

58. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

59. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

60. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

61. Gary Barlow is known as among the very well-known British musicians.

62. Gary Barlow was voted as the best British songwriter of all time in 2009.

63. In 1990, Gary Barlow became a member of the new founded boy band Take That.

64. Gary Barlow was born in Frodsham, Cheshire, the second son of Colin and Marjorie Barlow.

65. In 2000 Gary Barlow married Dawn Andrews, who was a dancer on their 1995 Nobody Else Tour.

66. In 2000, Gary Barlow made his acting debut in the ITV1 drama Heartbeat.

67. In 2010 Gary Barlow signed a new 5-year song writing publishing deal with Sony music.

68. In 1986, when Gary Barlow was fifteen years old, he entered a BBC Pebble Mill at One Christmas song competition with "Let's Pray for Christmas".

69. Gary Barlow spent most of his spare time teaching himself to play his favorite songs.

70. Gary Barlow was appointed an OBE in 2012 for services to music and charity.

71. Gary Barlow is a six-time recipient of the Ivor Novello Award and has sold over 50 million records worldwide.

72. Gary Barlow is one of Britain's most successful songwriters, having written fourteen Number 1 singles and twenty four top 10 hits.

73. Gary Barlow is frontman and lead vocalist of British pop-group Take That and served as head judge on series 8, 9 and 10 of The X Factor UK.

74. Gary Barlow was born on January 20, 1971, in the market town, Frodsham in Cheshire in England.

75. Gary Barlow is a lead singer of the British pop band named, "Take That".

76. Gary Barlow knows that Gary Barlow has got the power to pull in the big names across the music industry and to ensure it's a party to match the occasion".

77. Gary Barlow has apologised on Twitter "to anyone who was offended by the tax stories".

78. Gary Barlow said, "I don't think you can listen to this song without feeling inspired, it could save anybody.

79. In 2009, Gary Barlow named "Don't Give Up", the 1986 duet between Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush, as the song that had most inspired him.

80. Gary Barlow mentioned in his autobiography that he was on the Edgware Road tube train that was one of the targets of the 7 July 2005 London bombings.

81. Gary Barlow is a supporter of the Warrington Wolves and the New York Knicks.

82. Gary Barlow released a short statement reading, "Dawn and I are devastated to announce that we've lost our baby.

83. On 19 February 2012, Gary Barlow announced that he and his wife Dawn were expecting their fourth child.

84. Gary Barlow said of the event: "I'm very excited that these incredible artists are giving their time for a special Charity that is close to my heart.

85. Gary Barlow said: "I hope the money raised through these concerts will make a real difference to young lives.

86. Gary Barlow has announced that all of the profits from the show went to charity.

87. Gary Barlow has donated the original handwritten lyrics to his number 1 hit single Back for Good to help raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

88. Gary Barlow appeared at Twickenham Stadium to perform the hit single "Shame" alongside Robbie Williams in aid of the Help for Heroes charity on 12 September 2010.

89. Gary Barlow dedicated the band's song "Rule the World" to "everyone who's lost someone—Dad, this is for you".

90. Gary Barlow had a brief cameo in Star Wars: The Last Jedi as a soldier in the Crait trenches.

91. In 2012, Gary Barlow had a cameo in the film Keith Lemon: The Film and in early 2013 he had a cameo in the hit BBC1 show Miranda and in a 2015 special.

92. In 2000, Gary Barlow made his acting debut in the ITV1 drama Heartbeat: this was the 150th edition of the show, and Barlow played hitch-hiker Micky Shannon.

93. In July 2012, Gary Barlow was announced as the recipient of the prestigious Music Industry Trusts Award which he will be presented with in November 2012 in recognition of his services to British music and charity.

94. Gary Barlow was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire by the Queen on 16 June 2012, which he was awarded on 21 November for "services to the Entertainment Industry and to Charity".

95. Gary Barlow said of the project: "This is something I've always wanted to do so it's a real privilege to be involved.

96. Gary Barlow said of his decision: "I've had an amazing time on X Factor these past three years.

97. Gary Barlow revealed on 9 December 2012 that he may not return as a judge for a third series on The X Factor, stating that he did not know "if there is room" in his diary for the programme.

98. Gary Barlow guided Maloney to the final of the show, becoming Barlow's second finalist in two consecutive years.

99. Gary Barlow became the only judge to have four acts in the finals after Christopher Maloney became the popular wildcard and the thirteenth finalist in the show.

100. On 17 April 2012, it was announced that Gary Barlow would return to The X Factor for a second year; he was the first judge to be announced to be returning.

101. On 7 May 2011, it was announced that Gary Barlow was in advanced talks to replace Simon Cowell as a judge on The X Factor.