Mark Owen

Mark Owen, an English singer and songwriter, is recognized for his contributions to the pop group Take That, both in its initial formation and subsequent reunion. He has also pursued a solo career, releasing five studio albums. After joining the newly formed vocal group Take That in 1989, Mark Owen quickly became an integral part of the quintet which signed with RCA Records and achieved their first number one hit with ‘Pray.’ The group delivered a string of successful singles including ‘A Million Love Songs’ and ‘It Only Takes a Minute.’ Owen notably performed lead vocals on the 1993 chart-topping single ‘Babe’ from Take That’s second album, Everything Changes, and ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ from Nobody Else. Following Take That’s disbandment in 1996, Owen launched his solo career, releasing his debut single ‘Child,’ which climbed to number three on the UK Singles Chart.

In 2023, he further solidified his prominent standing in British music by performing at King Charles III’s Coronation Concert, a televised event watched by millions globally. His consistent presence in the music industry reflects a successful balance between his celebrated group work with Take That and his individual artistic endeavors.