Worse for wear Kate Moss, Pixie Geldof and Jenny Frost party hard... at Take That's karaoke bash

Kate Moss, Dawn and Gary Barlow

Their songs have long been favourites of karaoke fans.

And it seems Take That are just as fond of belting out their hits after a few drinks. The band were joined by celebrity fans Kate Moss and Pixie Geldof last night as they hosted a star-studded karaoke party. And while it might be expected that the joys of performing have faded for the boyband, they hogged the microphone.

Gary Barlow led the crowd as he belted out the tunes at the party at the Tabernacle nightspot in Notting Hill, West London at the launch of Take That's Playstation SingStar video game.

The event had been delayed following the sudden death of Gary's father Colin from a heart attack last month.

Gary was joined onstage by his bandmates and Gavin And Stacey star James Corden.

The tuneful comedian seems to enjoy stretching his vocal cords - he recently joined Snow Patrol onstage at the Royal Albert Hall.

Singing for his supper: Gary Barlow hits the high notes as Mark Owen and James Corden watch; Take That launched their PlayStation 3 SingStar game last night

Karaoke fans: Smartly dressed Owen and bandmate Howard Donald arrive

Thirsty work: Kate and Gary enjoy a drink at the bar

Dionne Broomfield with Gary and Jason

Mark and wife Emma Ferguson, James Corden & Jason

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Take That!! Jason Orange Stumbles Home…

When Take That’s celeb packed Singstar party at the Tabernacle finished last night Jason Orange clearly wasn’t ready to go home so rather than call it a night he hotfooted it from Notting Hill to Chelsea where Boujis nightclub were celebrating their 7th birthday.

The worse for wear singer stayed inside the venue partying with the likes of Natasha Bedingfield, Princess Beatrice and James Blunt only to emerge at 3.45am looking extremely bleary eyed.

Mr Paparazzi

Greatest Day for Take That tour DVD

Take That's recording of their latest tour has become the fastest-selling music DVD in the UK ever - smashing the record in just one day.

Official Charts Company data showed that Take That Present: The Circus Live sold 82,414 copies in 24 hours, making it the band's fourth consecutive No 1 DVD.

Now That's What I Call A Music Quiz previously had the biggest first week sales for a music DVD title - but Take That's offering took just a day to beat it.

The group have also broken their own previous record set with their Beautiful World Live DVD, which sold 64,000 copies in the first week of release, making it the fastest-selling concert DVD in the UK until this week. HMV's Gennaro Castaldo said: "This is a phenomenal performance for a non-studio release, and it underlines the band's massive popularity with fans of all ages." The band's new DVD captures their acclaimed The Circus Live tour, filmed at Wembley Stadium over the summer.

The series of 20 stadium shows also became the fastest-selling tour in UK history, with 1.2 million fans turning out to see the group.

In Mirror

The Circus Live - Abbey Road - Part 2

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