ABBA Revisited brings one of pop music's most spectacular catalogues to the stage on September 26. Touring since 2001, the band has spent more than two decades performing "Dancing Queen," "Mamma Mia," "Waterloo," "Take a Chance on Me," and the rest of the songs that have refused to leave the radio for fifty years.
Go Back To Home PageABBA's story began on one of the biggest stages in the world. In 1974, "Waterloo" won the Eurovision Song Contest and launched the Swedish quartet into international fame. (In 2005, on Eurovision's fiftieth anniversary, "Waterloo" was voted the best song in the contest's history.) What came after wasn't a brief flash. ABBA went on to sell more than 400 million records and became the first band from a non-English-speaking country to chart consistently across the UK, the United States, Canada, and beyond.
The band was also two married couples: Agnetha and Björn, Anni-Frid and Benny. Both marriages fell apart while the group was at its peak, and the breakdown bled into the songs. "The Winner Takes It All" is Björn writing about his own divorce, sung by Agnetha. That kind of personal cost is what gives the catalogue its strange double life: pop perfection on the surface, real heartbreak underneath.
ABBA Revisited has been touring this music for more than twenty years and has built a serious international track record of its own, with shows from Las Vegas and the Bahamas to the Philippines, El Salvador, and Dubai. ABBA's songs ask for polish, precision, bright vocals, and showmanship, and the band delivers on all four.
"Dancing Queen" still opens a room up. "The Winner Takes It All" still stops one.
A spectacular polished musical production of ABBA's greatest hits! ABBA Revisited is ABBASOLUTELY FABBAULOUS! -Lido Chilelli, Beaches Jazz Festival
Peller Hall is fully accessible, with parking behind Memorial and in nearby lots, and bar service on site. Each show runs two 60-minute sets with an intermission between. Tickets are available exclusively through our box office, online or at 905-304-3232.
