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Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, Mark Owen and Howard Donald took to the stage at Belfast's Odyssey Arena last night for a highly charged two-hour show.

It's their second tour since the group reformed in 2005 - ten years after parting ways.

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Grey power: Gary Barlow lead the sharply dress group

Back for good: Take That's show has received rave reviews

The group opened the show with Reach Out and went on to play a string of their greatest hits including Patience, Never Forget and Back For Good.

Dressed in voodoo costumes, they thrilled the crowd with a surprise remix of Relight My Fire, which sampled the wildly popular Gnarls Barkley hit Crazy.

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Purple reign: The group kicked off their European tour in Belfast

Family affair: one of the dancers is reportedly Gary Barlow's wife Dawn

They also played Could It Be Magic and Everything Changes, with the two-hour set coming to an end with a crowd-pleasing rendition of Pray.

The Daily Mirror described the racy performance as an "extravagant spectacle" which had the 18,000 strong crowd "whooping in delight".

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Hits: The group performed a string of their most popular songs

Magic touch: The band wowed the crowd with at two-hour highly charged set

Racy: The boys dropped their squeeky clean image for their latest show

The review also praised the show's "incredible water graphics and awe-inspiring pyrotechnics".

The Sun called the two-hour set "breathtaking," concluding: "Plenty of the big hits were there — apart from A Million Love Songs and Babe — and they finished off with a medley of classics ensuring the crowd went home happy."

Earlier this month, the band were named as the faces of Marks & Spencer menswear and have also been tipped for an Oscar for their song Rule, the theme song to the movie Stardust.

Take That's set list

Reach Out

It Only Takes A Minute

Overture

Beautiful World

Patience

Hold On

I'd Wait For Life

Relight My Fire

Could It Be Magic

Back For Good

Everything Changes