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Take That will kick off their spectacular arena tour tonight in Sunderland.

But for those fans who have to wait for the band to come to town, they have satisfied appetites by releasing a brand new video for the latest single Love Love.

The track features in the upcoming blockbuster X Men: First class, released in the UK next week.

Futuristic: Take That have unveiled the video for their new single Love Love

The video opens with a thumping bass line and the boys standing in the centre of a vast futuristic space.

Gary, Robbie, Howard, Jason and Mark are surrounded by dancers clad in black bodysuits with cobweb-style string masks.

The video was filmed beneath a huge canopy in West London ahead of Take That's European tour.

Love Love was shot by Alex Large and Liane Sommers, the team behind Cheryl Cole's Parachutes, Kylie Minogue’s Get Outta My Way and Scissor Sisters Laura videos.

Blockbuster: The single features in the new X Men: First class film

The single is the fourth from the Progress album, following The Flood, Kidz and Happy Now, which was released in March.

Take That will take to the stage at the Sunderland Stadium Of Light.

The first night of the tour follows 12 weeks of gruelling rehearsals at an aircraft hanger in Bedfordshire.

The Progress Live Tour 2011 is thought to be costing upwards of £50 million to stage.

Love Love was shot by the team behind Cheryl Cole's Parachutes, Kylie Minogue’s Get Outta My Way and Scissor Sisters Laura videos

Following a four-night stay in Sunderland, the band will play eight nights in Manchester before moving on to Cardiff, Dublin and Glasgow.

The boys will then play in Birmingham before completing their nation-wide tour with eight nights at Wembley arena in London.

It's not over then though, Take That have added dates across the continent, including Milan, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Hamburg and Düsseldorf. The tour will end in Munich on July 29.

The video opens with a thumping bass line and the boys standing in the centre of a vast futuristic space

Excitement builds: Fans are already lining up outside the arena in Sunderland ahead of tonight's concert

The two-month tour will suit Robbie Williams, who has complained in the past that he is not cut out for the lengthy tours other artists undertake.

'I just went on tour for too long before,' he said said previously. 'I'm not the kind of person who can do nine months.

'I can do two months solid, not a problem. But nine months - I'm not built for it. I go loopy.'