Robbie Williams was playing the second of his two shows in Manchester’s Co-op Live
Robbie Williams brings out a surprise guest for Relight My Fire(Image: Instagram: @atkins_sam)
Pop icon Robbie Williams was joined by another special guest as he wowed the Manchester crowd for a second night.
The former Take That star played his second of two dates at Co-op Live on Wednesday (June 11) as part of his current European tour, Britpop. Read our review here.
He had already brought a number of famous faces on the stage in his earlier shows of the tour.
Music legend Lulu returned to perform her part of the nineties Take That classic Relight My Fire in London, while Pop Idol winner Michelle McManus joined Robbie in Edinburgh.
On Tuesday night, former X Factor star Lucy Spraggan sang the part, to the delight of the Co-op Live audience.
And on Wednesday, it was the turn of Ivor Novello award-winning singer Self Esteem to take on the role.
Self Esteem belts out Relight My Fire(Image: Instagram: atkins_sam / selfesteemselfesteem)
Self Esteem, whose real name is Rebecca Lucy Taylor, had thousands of Robbie fans singing along with her as she stunned the crowd.
Rocking a double denim outfit, she couldn’t hide the grin on her face as she danced alongside Robbie and belted out the vocals.
Sharing an audience member’s footage of the moment on Instagram, she wrote: “I have been reborn @robbiewilliams”
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Robbie will perform two sold-out shows at the Royal Crescent, in Bath, this weekend before playing gigs across the continent.
He returns to the UK on August 20, when he will play the Come Together Festival in Newcastle.
READ MORE: Robbie Williams rocks Manchester – 30 incredible photos at Co-op Live
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