A ROBBIE Williams impersonator from Rhyl shocked crowds at a music festival in North Wales by making a surprise appearance - after the real Robbie Williams called his fellow performers on stage.
Mike Sealey, who goes by the stage name Mike Andrew (Mikeasrobbie on social media), jumped on stage at the opening night of TK Maxx presents Live at Llangollen Pavilion on June 24.
Crowds were stunned when Manchester pop band The Lottery Winners took a call from none other than the real Robbie Williams, and the band invited the 'number one Robbie Williams tribute act' on stage to perform a rendition of 'Angels'.
To watch the performance and surprise call, click here (WARNING: video contains profanity).
Mike has previously appeared on stage with the former Take That star, and the two clearly enjoy a good relationship.
At one stage, the band's lead singer says to the crowd: "Should I answer this?
"Mate, I'm literally on stage, do you want me to show you everyone or not?"
The crowd then realise what is going on, before he continues: "Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Robbie Williams" to huge cheers from the crowd.
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He can then be seen putting his phone to the mic, at which point Robbie Williams starts singing his classic 'Angels' as spectators join in.
Rhyl tribute act Mike Andrew then jumps on stage to perform the hit single to the delight of the crowd.
Mike Andrew has performed with the star at a Swings Both Ways concert in Leeds and again at the Come Together festival in 2025.
He also sang at Williams' 40th birthday party at RWFanfest in Burslem, where he sang with Robbie’s dad, Pete Conway, and performed his tribute show to hundreds of Robbie fans from around the world.
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