They still got it! ’90s boy band icons greet fans in Sydney ahead of sold-out shows in Australia

They are currently in Australia playing sold out shows on their This Life On Tour.

And on Friday, Take That’s Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen were seen greeting fans as they left the Channel Seven studios in Sydney.

The legendary trio that dominated the charts in the ’90s are back together, playing to packed arenas and fans selling out tickets to their highly anticipated concerts.

Gary Barlow, 53, looked effortlessly stylish as he left the studio.

The singer looked casual in a brown jacket over a classic black Gucci polo shirt.

He completed the casual look with a pair of ripped blue jeans and trendy sunglasses.

Howard Donald, 55, also kept things casual by wearing a black leather jacket over a Pink Floyd T-shirt.

Pairing it with jeans and white sneakers, Howard kept his look stylish and comfortable as he interacted with fans and gave a friendly thumbs up for photos.

Meanwhile, Mark Owen, 52, showed off his quirky style in a blue and white striped shirt over a casual T-shirt.

Paired with distressed jeans and white sneakers, Mark’s outfit added a touch of youthful energy, reminding fans of the boyish charm that made him an endearing character in the ’90s.

His shoulder-length hair was slightly tousled and he looked relaxed as he laughed and interacted with the crowd.

The trio appeared in high spirits, posing for selfies, signing autographs and interacting with fans.

Take That’s next show will be at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on November 6th.

The following day they will take to the stage at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena before heading to the Hunter Valley and Mount Cotton.

The band will finish their performance in Auckland on November 14th.

They will be supported by Murder On The Dancefloor singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Australian Idol’s Ricki-Lee Coulter.

The group formed in 1990 and originally consisted of Gary, Howard and Mark, as well as Robbie Williams and Jason Orange.

In 1995, Take That had a number one hit in Australia with their signature song Back For Good.

Their other hits included Relight My Fire, Never Forget, Rule The World, Greatest Day and How Deep is Your Love.

Jason shocked fans when he confirmed he was leaving Take That in 2014 to step away from the spotlight and live a quieter life.

Meanwhile, Robbie left the band in 1995 to pursue a solo career and rejoined them from 2010 to 2014 before leaving again to focus on his music.

He has achieved huge chart success himself, releasing number one singles including She’s The One, Millennium and Let Me Entertain You.

Robbie later revealed that he had a “nervous breakdown” when he split from the boy band during their Nobody Else world tour.

The Angels singer also admitted that he was “not proud” of what he said during the infamous feud with Gary that followed.

He famously branded Gary “clueless” and said the band had “all the creativity of idiots”, but the pair have since repaired their relationship.

Of their reconciliation, Robbie said: “We are family. And it’s like a blood family for all the good and all the bad, and we are inextricably linked to each other on this journey across the planet. All of us – me, Jay, Howard, Mark and Gaz.

“I will always be the little brother and he (Gary) will always be the big brother. And I’ve done things I’m not proud of and said things I’m not proud of as a reaction to things I hope he’s not too proud of either.

“That being said, taking the mickey out of Gary, he didn’t deserve it.”