Introduction
On June 17, 2017, Robbie Williams lit up Dublin’s Aviva Stadium with an unforgettable show overflowing with both high energy and heartfelt nostalgia as part of his Heavy Entertainment Tour—his twelfth solo journey. Although he’s a veteran at owning a stage, this evening carried a special, intimate vibe.
During the concert, Robbie paused to share a tender memory: he recalled how his father’s singing first ignited his own passion for music. To honor that bond, he surprised the crowd with a rendition of Neil Diamond’s timeless hit, “Sweet Caroline,” a tune his dad used to belt out.
In a touching moment, Pete Conway—Robbie’s father—emerged from the wings to take the spotlight. With natural charm and a warm presence, he delivered the first verse solo, immediately winning over everyone in attendance.
Moments later, Robbie joined him on stage, and the pair wove their voices together in a moving duet that resonated deeply. You could see the pride in Robbie’s expression as he looked at his dad, creating a truly emotional scene that left a lasting impression.
Robbie has often invited Pete Conway to share the stage, and each collaboration reveals the genuine connection at the heart of Robbie’s musical journey. Their joint performances always feel both charming and sincere, giving fans a glimpse of where Robbie’s inspiration truly lies.
One standout moment came in Las Vegas in 2019, when the duo, dressed to the nines, treated the audience to “Sweet Caroline” before seamlessly transitioning into Frank Sinatra’s classic “That’s Life,” proving that their chemistry transcends genres and venues.