Abba Voyage

ABBA VOYAGE IN LONDON

On April 6, 1974, an emerging Swedish pop group took the stage at The Eurovision Song Contest and won the crown with their original song "Waterloo." What followed was a journey that captured hearts worldwide and forever changed the course of music.

ABBA Voyage in London is the highly anticipated celebratory concert of one of the biggest pop groups of all time, featuring global hits carefully selected by each member of the group.

Coming to the newly-opened bespoke ABBA Arena, ABBA Voyage offers a dazzling, futuristic experience like no other. You'll be having the time of your life as you feel the beat of ABBA’s timeless classics in this once-in-a-lifetime event. Book your ABBA Voyage tickets now!

A VIRTUAL SPECTACLE

Crafted by the CGI expertise of Industrial Light & Magic ILM, known for their work in the Star Wars and Marvel films, ABBA’s virtual comeback is truly a breathtaking spectacle. Conceived by the beloved Agnetha, Björn, Benny, and Anni-Frid, the ABBA Voyage concert is a production they were destined to create—an immortal and immaculate presentation of themselves, offering their fans the best of everything with support from some of the world's finest modern musicians.

Experience ABBA brought to life through the latest in motion capture technology, blurring the lines between the digital and physical worlds, making it appear so real that it will feel as though the stars are physically present before your very eyes. It may very well be the greatest ABBA performance the world has ever seen.

Relive the memories and the good times with "Knowing Me, Knowing You." Sing once more, like you did before, as your eyes well up to "Chiquitita." You can dance, you can jive to the celebratory beat of the iconic "Dancing Queen," and you certainly won’t be able to escape the infectious energy when "Waterloo" comes on!

It’s Worth The Applause

• • The setlist for ABBA Voyage features all of the group's adored hits.
• • Amongst the other hits prepare to be shaken to the core by songs such as The Winner Takes It All, Mamma Mia, Does Your Mother Know, SOS, Lay All Your Love On Me, Vouelz-Vous and many more!
• • The Swedish supergroup ABBA is part of a small elite number of global megastars, a lane in which the likes of only Madonna, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley and The Beatles operate. 
• • Specific record sales are hazy for the ever-continuing sell-out stars, however, they are thought to have sold between 150 million to 385 million sold worldwide, making them among the most successful music artists in history. They have amassed 17 number-1 hits and receive over 16 million global streams a week.
• • As studio perfectionists, ABBA was able to create pop music that could simultaneously top the charts and operate in its own lane. With soaring and unconventional melodies, witty lyricism and unexpected rhythm, all made to appear simple on paper yet impossible to replicate, ABBA’s ingenious musical talents have continued to inspire generations of artists and have cemented their legacy as a household name indefinitely.

Please bear in mind

This event is suitable for those over 6 years old. Children under 3 will not be allowed into the venue, those 16 or under with ABBA Voyage tickets must be accompanied by an adult and may not sit in the arena on their own. The Dance Floor area is not recommended for anyone younger than 12.

The concert features extensive use of flashing lights and video content throughout, as well as lasers and harmless smoke and haze effects.

The concert has been carefully planned by all 4 members of ABBA. Although not physically in the Arena, they have created the kind of concert they always wanted – blurring the lines between the real and the digital to give you the best version of themselves.

ABBA Voyage Creatives

Main Creatives

• • Producer - Svana Gisla 
• • Producer - Ludvig Andersson
• • Director - Baillie Walsh 
• • Co-Executive Producer - Johan Renck
• • Movement Director, Choreographer - Wayne McGregor
• • Motion Director - Steve Aplin 
• • Visual Effects Supervisor - Ben Morris

Special notes