The groundbreaking concert – which features the band, starring Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad, depicted as ‘ABBAtars’ – opened to the public on May 27, 2022 at east London’s ABBA Arena to rave reviews.
Earlier this month, returning champ Loreen once again topped the scoreboard with Tattoo – breaking records in the process as the first female artist to do so twice – meaning the country will host next year’s event.
Saturday’s spectacle saw Sweden’s returning champ Loreen break records by becoming the first female artist to win twice, this time with her global hit Tattoo.
The Swedish supergroup made a sensational return in 2021 with ‘Voyage’ – their first studio album in 40 years – and accompanying live show.
Released in Sweden on March 26, 1973, ‘Ring Ring’ documents the supergroup’s earliest output, including first single People Need Love and the title song, which formed the blueprint for their future material.
The show opened in May 2022 at the specially-built ABBA Arena in Stratford, east London, where it’s set to play through January 2024 at least.
The country pop star returned to the top of the UK charts last month with her sixth album ‘Queen of Me’, featuring the singles ‘Waking Up Dreaming’ and ‘Giddy Up!’.
The Swedish pop legends began the New Year by sharing the visual; the 14th of 19 set to be released via their official YouTube channel.
As the groundbreaking show continues to attract audiences from around the globe, ‘ABBA Voyage’ will now play until at least November 2023 in Stratford, east London.
Following its release in November 2021, ‘Voyage’ – ABBA’s ninth album and first in 40 years – topped the charts worldwide and paved the way for the group’s groundbreaking digital concert residency in London.
The groundbreaking concert – which features the band, starring Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad, depicted as ‘ABBAtars’ – opened to the public on May 27, 2022 at east London’s ABBA Arena to rave reviews.
Earlier this month, returning champ Loreen once again topped the scoreboard with Tattoo – breaking records in the process as the first female artist to do so twice – meaning the country will host next year’s event.
Saturday’s spectacle saw Sweden’s returning champ Loreen break records by becoming the first female artist to win twice, this time with her global hit Tattoo.
The Swedish supergroup made a sensational return in 2021 with ‘Voyage’ – their first studio album in 40 years – and accompanying live show.
Released in Sweden on March 26, 1973, ‘Ring Ring’ documents the supergroup’s earliest output, including first single People Need Love and the title song, which formed the blueprint for their future material.
The show opened in May 2022 at the specially-built ABBA Arena in Stratford, east London, where it’s set to play through January 2024 at least.
The country pop star returned to the top of the UK charts last month with her sixth album ‘Queen of Me’, featuring the singles ‘Waking Up Dreaming’ and ‘Giddy Up!’.
The Swedish pop legends began the New Year by sharing the visual; the 14th of 19 set to be released via their official YouTube channel.
As the groundbreaking show continues to attract audiences from around the globe, ‘ABBA Voyage’ will now play until at least November 2023 in Stratford, east London.
Following its release in November 2021, ‘Voyage’ – ABBA’s ninth album and first in 40 years – topped the charts worldwide and paved the way for the group’s groundbreaking digital concert residency in London.
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