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The four members of ABBA made their first public appearance in fourteen years as they attended the premiere of their ABBA Voyage show in London

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https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-61592104

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Title
Abba Voyage: The band's virtual concert needs to be seen to be believed
Published
May 26 2022
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1298 words

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    Further reading: ABBA Voyage review: Jaw-dropping avatar act that's destined to be copied The Guardian – Alexis Petridis – 26th May 2022 ABBA Voyage review: A jaw-dropping journey of discography...

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    ABBA Voyage review: Jaw-dropping avatar act that's destined to be copied

    The opening of ABBA's Voyage show is undoubtedly an event – even the band’s most famously publicity-shy member, Agnetha Fältskog, is in attendance – but it’s one accompanied by a genuine sense of mystery. If the mystery isn’t as all-encompassing as that which surrounded the first night of Kate Bush’s return to live performance in 2014 – you at least have a pretty good idea in advance of what songs will be involved, which certainly wasn’t the case then – the question of precisely how ABBA will be brought back to life almost 40 years after their last public performance remains veiled in secrecy.

    The Guardian – Alexis Petridis – 26th May 2022

    ABBA Voyage review: A jaw-dropping journey of discography

    Walking into the multi-million pound, purpose-built ABBA Arena in East London for the very first night of the ABBA Voyage show, there is that heightened sense of anticipation, but it’s laced with an overwhelming feeling of ’what the hell am I about to experience?’

    Huffington Post – Matt Bagwell – 26th May 2022

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