Watch Robbie Williams surprise fans with impromptu street performance in Buenos Aires

He appeared alongside his live guitarist for the four-song acoustic set. Williams played ‘All My Life’ from his latest album ‘Britpop’, ‘Selfish Disco’ from the record’s deluxe edition, and classic singles ‘Advertising Space’ and ‘Angels’ (via Setlist.FM).

Williams is also said to have spent time chatting with fans and taking photographs with them.

The appearance came ahead of the singer’s first full live shows in Argentina in 20 years. He last took to the stage in the country when he played two gigs at Buenos Aires’ River Plate Stadium in October 2006.

Ustedes entienden que Robbie de la nada nos dijo "podemos buscar una guitarra y cantar unos temas, no?"
Se fue y a la hora volvió para cantar 4 canciones?????? @robbiewilliams sos lo más grande que hay 🤍🤍

Video: Yani 🫶 pic.twitter.com/lvWPF8FbIx

— Robbie Williams Argentina (@RobbieArgentina) September 30, 2026

Momentazo el empezar cantando re tranquilos para terminar con Ángels a los gritos 😭🥹

Hoy Robbie canto: All My Life, Selfish Disco, Advertising Space y Angels

Tipazo de los tipazos y una previa soñada.

Dale que se vienen esos Movistar y la rompemos toda!! @robbiewilliams 🔥 pic.twitter.com/ZxqlqRMsmI

— Robbie Williams Argentina (@RobbieArgentina) September 30, 2026

Robbie Williams se encuentra en Argentina y aprovechó para salir de su hotel y cantar junto a sus seguidores. El artista británico vuelve a presentarse en ese país después de varios años, con tres fechas en el Movistar Arena de Buenos Aires ➤ pic.twitter.com/3VGM7jjJlB

— Santiago Rios Conto (@sriosconto) September 30, 2026

Nuestro fan action llegó a Robbie!!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯

Se dan cuenta de la locura que es esto??? Encima él sorprendido de que pudiéramos esta canción.

Lo mejor??? PROMETIÓ CANTARLA!!! 😭🤩

Asi que preparense para ese pogo si es que cumple!@robbiewilliams pic.twitter.com/oQplWURmsC

— Robbie Williams Argentina (@RobbieArgentina) September 30, 2026

IRREAL LO QUE ACABA DE PASAR 😭🥹 @robbiewilliams 🇦🇷
Friendly and mental pic.twitter.com/rRuTCN9mBu

— Robbie Williams Argentina (@RobbieArgentina) September 30, 2026

Recién llegado a Buenos Aires @robbiewilliams salió del Faena para regalarles a sus fans tremendo mini conciertos de 3 canciones ! A pocos días de sus shows ! pic.twitter.com/M6eUJ0mPqk

— MONOGOMEZ (@MONORRG) September 30, 2026

Williams will play at the city’s Movistar Arena tomorrow night (Thursday October 1), before returning to the venue on Friday (October 2) and Sunday (October 4). From there, he’ll head to Mexico, Brazil, Australia and New Zealand.

The star recently performed in Colombia, Peru and Chile. Williams hosted a similar impromptu show outside his hotel in Lima, Peru, last week after his concert there was cancelled due to safety concerns at the venue.

Next summer, Williams will headline Lytham Festival in the UK, and play two massive stadium gigs in Ireland. He’ll top the bill at the British Grand Prix in July, too. The dates fall shortly after Glastonbury 2027, sparking rumours that he’ll appear at Worthy Farm.

Williams said in 2023 that he believes he’d “slaughter” Glasto’s coveted Legends Slot if he was booked. “A lot of people there have an oblique perception of what I am. But if they saw me do it, I would take their heads off,” he explained.

Meanwhile, the singer shared last month that he’d been diagnosed with autism, saying that condition was his “get-out-of-jail-free card”.

Williams released his latest album, ‘Britpop’, in January. He subsequently topped The Beatles’ all-time record for the most UK Number One albums with the project. The artist previously admitted that the prospect of dethroning the Fab Four was something he wanted “more than anything in my career right now”.