The 45-year-old "Take That" singer is currently gearing up to start his own UK talent show 'Let It Shine,' which aims to find five singers who will form a Take That tribute act and will star in a musical in London's West End, reported Mirror.
"This is for a job, it is not someone waving a contract. The record business is very hard now I can't even predict what is going to be successful or not.
"But with this I was able to sit there and say the reason you are here today is a job. We are going to give you an opportunity to play around the UK eight shows a week. By the end of the year I hope these will be the start of careers of years to come," Barlow said.
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