Robbie Williams arrived in Australia before his highly anticipated unique concert in Melbourne on Saturday.
On Wednesday, the 46-year-old British pop star was seen crossing Melbourne Airport with his entourage.
Looking at every inch of the rock star, Robbie kept his dark sunglasses while strolling past the excited crowd.
Landing: Robbie Williams arrived in Australia before his highly anticipated unique concert in Melbourne on Saturday
Dressed for comfort after a long-haul flight, the singer Let Me Entertain You wore black sweatpants and a black T-shirt.
He was also wearing a matching blazer and topped off with a pair of Gucci slip-on sneakers.
Robbie held his phone in one hand and pulled a small black suitcase behind him, chatting as he left the airport.
Flying in: The 46 year old British pop star was seen crossing Melbourne Airport on Wednesday with his entourage
Shadedness: In search of the rock star, Robbie kept his dark sunglasses while walking in front of the excited crowd
Dressed: He was also wearing a black blazer and topped off with a pair of monogrammed Gucci slip-on sneakers.
He was accompanied by several men, who may have been assistants, and police and airport personnel were also on hand to assist the high-level arrival.
The talented performer was in a good mood, smiling and chatting with the audience as he rushed out.
Although he did not stop, Robbie noticed a fan trying to take a selfie and smiled while posing in the background.
Doing His Own Big Job: Robbie held his phone in one hand and pulled a small black suitcase behind him, chatting with people as he headed for the airport
The common man: the talented performer was in a good mood, smiling and chatting with the spectators as he hurried out
Perfect picture: although he didn’t stop, Robbie noticed a fan trying to take a selfie and smiled while posing in the background
Robbie will play Melbourne’s first world tour, marking his only Australian concert.
The performance will take place on Saturday at Lakeside stadium in Albert Park, and is expected to coincide with the 2020 Formula 1® Rolex Australian Grand Prix.
“ I can’t wait to go down to Australia, it is a place which is close to my heart, I feel like an Australian when I am there and if there is an opportunity to go there, I catch it with both hands, ” he said in a statement before his visit.
Special show: the performance will take place on Saturday at Lakeside stadium in Albert Park and should coincide with the 2020 Australian Rolex Formula 1 Grand Prix of Australia
“I can’t wait to go down to Australia, it’s a place that is close to my heart, I feel like an Australian when I’m there,” he said in a statement.
Entourage: He was accompanied by a group of men, also with police and plane personnel to assist at the arrival of high level
And in an interview with The Project in January, Robbie said he felt able to relax completely when he was in Australia.
“ I say this all the time about Australia, but in the UK, where I had huge success and big fans, there is also a kind of big poppy syndrome that comes from ‘Being from your own country, where there is a lot of negativity coming your way,’ he confessed.
He added: “In Australia, it seems like I am allowed to be me.”
Feel at home: in an interview with The Project in January, Robbie said he felt able to relax completely when he was in Australia
