Olly Murs responds as he's replaced at Take That gig by Scots pub singer

Olly Murs has revealed a significant career shift, just days after his 40th birthday celebrations were marred by the absence of his estranged twin brother Ben. The 'Dance With Me Tonight' singer took to Instagram on Friday to announce his participation in the Madison Invitational charity golf day, an annual event that raises funds for those less fortunate.

Olly Murs and his twin brother have been embroiled in a 15-year feud, with the latter even changing his name and cutting off all contact after a wedding mishap.The siblings were once inseparable until Olly's rise to fame on the X Factor led to a fallout.The tension began when the Dear Darlin' singer, 39, missed Ben's wedding - and his duties as best man - to appear on the ITV reality show. Ben was furious that his brother had chosen fame over him, accusing the X Factor of "tearing the family apart".

He may be busy on tour with Take That, but that hasn’t stopped Olly Murs from taking the time to celebrate his milestone 40th birthday. The Heart Skips A Beat singer, who recently became a dad to baby daughter Madison, spent time marking turning the big 4-0 with his loved ones on Tuesday, 14 May before celebrating surrounded by fans in Birmingham as he took to the stage as part of Take That’s This Life tour. In a series of snaps uploaded to his Instagram Story, the former The X Factor star revealed that he’d kick started his day with his baby daughter Madison, as well as his wife Amelia Tank.

Doting dad Olly Murs has shared a sweet new picture with his daughter Madison as he marked one month since her arrival, sharing the snap with his 4.7M Instagram followers as he wrote: "Madi-Mondays, 1 month old today".The musician, 39, was shirtless as he cradled Madison into his chest, with the little one dressed in a white baby grow as her dad beamed for the camera. Olly and his wife Amelia became parents for the first time last month and have been keeping fans up to date on the little one with regular social media posts. It's double celebrations this week as Olly turns 40 on Tuesday (13 May), a day after Madison's one month mark.

Take That are fast approaching Manchester for their huge week of homecoming gigs. Although Gary Barlow couldn't resist a pitstop on the M6 on the way here.

Train operators have issued warnings to passengers over industrial action taking place this week. It comes as thousands of people will be travelling to Manchester for Take That’s gigs.

Olly Murs has finally touched down in Glasgow, ready to makeup for lost time after missing out on his first gig supporting Take That at the OVO Hydro.The 'Troublemaker' singer had to pull out just before the doors opened on May 3 due to last-minute hitches, as reported by Glasgow Live.The 39 year old pop star, who recently became a dad for the first time, was left stranded when his flight from London was cancelled, leaving his Scottish fans gutted over his no-show.Taking to social media, Olly expressed his regret: "So sorry to everyone at the @takethat show tonight in Glasgow, unfortunately I won't be there, I have been at London Heathrow from 11am this morning for my flight but after several delays (check my Instagram) and then a cabin crew incident our @British_Airways flight got cancelled!". He continued, sharing his frustration: "Don't think I've ever missed a gig before, am so annoyed! But am now in a car heading up for our 6hr journey for the Saturday and Sundays show right now." True to his word, Olly rocked up in Glasgow and posted a snap with the Take That lads, captioning it: "Lads don't worry I'm back for good", signalling he's all set to hit the stage again on Sunday night, reports the Daily Record.

Olly Murs finally landed in Glasgow on Saturday after he missed his first stint in supporting Take That at the OVO Hydro on Friday night.

Olly Murs was replaced by an up-and-coming Scottish singer discovered in a hotel bar after he had to cancel his performance at the last minute - and Gary Barlow thanked him for 'saving the day'. Fans were full of praise for the young talent who stepped in for Olly when he couldn't make it to open for Take That at their Glasgow gig in OVO Hydro. Olly was all set to warm up the crowd for the legendary 90s group over a three-night stint but was left stranded due to a series of flight delays.

A Scottish singer who was drafted in to support Take That 40 minutes before the show has told of his 'amazing' night, saying it's 'hard to take in'.

Man walks into a bar… It’s the stuff dreams are made of. An unknown musician was plucked from obscurity Friday night to perform in front of a huge crowd and ended up stealing the show.

Fans eagerly anticipating Olly Murs' performance at the Hydro in Glasgow tonight were left devastated after the pop-star announced he would not be able to make it just as doors were set to open. Olly was scheduled to perform in front of thousands of excited fans, supporting Take That. However, hopes were dashed when the Glasgow venue announced the unexpected news on their social media channels, stating: "We are sorry to advise, due to unforeseen circumstances beyond anyone’s control, Olly Murs cannot perform tonight (Friday) in Glasgow.

Singer Olly Murs was left apologising to Take That fans on Friday night after an EIGHT hour airport drama meant he missed his slot supporting the manband on their ongoing tour. Olly was due to play the first of three nights with Take That at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on Friday night.

A Scottish singer has taken to the stage as an opening act for Take That - after Scottish presenter Ross King heard him performing in a hotel bar before the show.

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Keane and Take That have become the latest artists to have their shows at Manchester’s troubled Co-Op Live Arena affected by ongoing “technical difficulties” at the venue.Keane were supposed to play the new 23,500-capacity arena on Sunday (May 5) as part of a tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album ‘Hopes And Fears’, while Take That were supposed to be playing five gigs at Co-Op Live from May 7-12.In a disastrous week for the venue, Co-Op Live had to cancel A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie‘s gig last night (May 1) just 10 minutes after doors opened due to a “venue-related technical issue”, which was later revealed to be caused by part of an air conditioning unit falling from the gantry inside the venue during soundcheck. Later that evening, the venue confirmed Olivia Rodrigo’s shows on Friday and Saturday (May 3-4) would also be postponed, which the artist said she was “so disappointed” about.A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s show has been rescheduled for Saturday (May 4) at the nearby AO Arena.Now, Keane have confirmed that their show will not be going ahead as planned.

Take That have announced they are MOVING their five Co-op Live Arena gigs to the AO Arena next week amid yet more delays for the crisis-hit new venue.

Olly Murs has delighted fans by sharing a rare glimpse of his baby daughter – as he appeared to relish his new role as a doting dad. The 39-year-old former X Factor star recently welcomed his daughter Madison with his 30-year-old wife, Amelia Tank. Olly is currently balancing fatherhood with his tour as he supports Take That, who are on an world tour titled This Life, with their UK and Ireland dates.

Proud dad Olly Murs has opened up about juggling father duties as well as performing with Take That during the live show on Friday night at London's O2 Arena. But the pop star, 39, made a sad confession about feeling 'guilty' as he discussed what life has been like since he welcomed his baby daughter Madison last week. It's been a whirlwind as 48 hours after his wife Amelia Tank gave birth, he was back fulfilling his day job of performing with Take That on tour.

It's only been a week since Olly Murs welcomed baby girl Madison into the world with his wife Amelia Tank, and the new parents are clearly doting on the bundle of joy. However, the singer has been left 'heartbroken' after having to return to work immediately to tour with Take That, leaving his family behind. Olly is currently supporting the band on their This Life on Tour, and while he was present for the birth of his little girl, he had to quickly return to the stage.