spoken introduction to "Relight My Fire", as well as singing Lulu's vocals from the same song at the arena shows. At the stadium dates, Lulu performed her own vocals for "Relight My Fire" and Knight only performed the introduction. Knight also appeared during the finale song, "Never Forget". The other support act for the five British stadium dates at the end of the tour was British girl group Sugababes, and the singer Lulu made a guest appearance during Take That's show to sing her part on "Relight My Fire". The Pussycat Dolls supported the band upon their return to Ireland and the last date of the tour. Setlist Band Manufactured Opening - "O Verona" "Once You've Tasted Love" (featuring Beverley Knight) "Pray" "Today I've Lost You" "Why Can't I Wake Up with You" "It Only Takes a Minute" (tango version) "Babe" "Everything Changes" "A Million Love Songs" "The Beatles" Medley ("I Want to Hold Your Hand"/"A Hard Day's Night"/"She Loves You"/"I Feel Fine"/"Get Back"/"Hey Jude") "How Deep is Your Love?" "Love Ain't Here Anymore" "Apache 2006" (contains elements of "These Are The Days Of Our Lives") "Sure" "Relight My Fire" (featuring Beverley Knight & Lulu) "Let It Rain" "Back For Good" "Could It Be Magic" (with Robbie Williams video intro) "Never Forget" Tour dates Box office score data Band Musical director, keyboards, guitar, sax: Mike Stevens Guitar: Milton McDonald Bass guitar: Lee Pomeroy Drums: Donavan Hepburn Percussion: Karlos Edwards Keyboards: Jamie Norton, Bernie Smith DVD release The concerts on 17 and 18 June at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester were recorded for a subsequent DVD HD DVD and Blu-ray releases, special limited-edition package also contains a live CD with five songs from the show. An edited version of the show was broadcast on British channel ITV2 during Christmas time that year. Critical response The tour garnered generally favourable reviews. In his review of the Manchester leg, Chris Long of the BBC wrote that the tour was the "biggest thing to hit Manchester in recent years" and called it "a flawless performance". References 2006 concert tours Take That concert tours