The Come Together festival is taking place in Newcastle on August 20 and 22 with headliners Robbie Williams and Kings of Leon

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Final preparations are underway as Newcastle's Town Moor gets set to host the Come Together Festival next week. The two-day event will see global pop icon

There was a big surprise for Robbie Williams fans in Newcastle on Wednesday, when, out of nowhere, he launched into a song that was instantly recognisable to all the Geordies in the crowd. Well, at least those of a certain age anyway!

Robbie Williams, one of the biggest pop stars of recent decades, is set to perform in Newcastle for the first time in over a decade at the massive Come Together festival next year.

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The celebs came out for Robbie Williams' set at Come Together on Wednesday night, with Newcastle defender Fabian Schar leading the United stars at the Town Moor. And among the other sporting icons there were ex Man United midfielder and Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick and cricketer Ryan Sidebottom.