Youtube screenshot ABBA in the music video Money, money, money re-released in 4K in 2009. Youtube screenshot
ABBA in the music video for “Money, money, money” re-released in 4K in 2009.
MUSIC – The Swedish disco group ABBA will not reform next year on the Eurovision stage which will take place in their country, 50 years after their victory in the famous competition, announced this Thursday, May 25 to the BBC two of its members, ending fan speculation.
” I do not want it. And if I don’t want it, the others won’t. It’s the same for all four. If one says ‘non‘, then it’s no”says Benny Andersson during an interview with Newsnight magazine which will be broadcast Thursday evening on the BBC.
There is ” no chance “ that ABBA sings next year or even makes an appearance on stage, he loose in excerpts from this interview published upstream by the BBC.
No Abba at Eurovision 2024
“We can celebrate 50 years of ABBA without being on stage”abounds his sidekick Bjorn Ulvaeus, putting an end to speculation since the victory of Swedish singer Loreen on May 13 at Eurovision with the title Tattoo.
As required by the rules of the competition, the winning country organizes the next edition, and Loreen’s victory, widely celebrated in Sweden, raised hopes of seeing the legendary group with hundreds of millions of albums sold in the world world, on the occasion of the next edition which will be held just 50 years after their victory with the tube Waterloo.
After nearly four decades of silence and de facto separation, ABBA released a new album at the end of 2021 (Voyage) and since last year, fans of their global hits like Oh mama, Gimme ! Gimme ! Gimme ! (A Man after Midnight) or Dancing Queencan attend a performance by the quartet in London represented by digital avatars broadcast as a hologram.
Buoyed by its success, the show has been extended and plans are under consideration to export it elsewhere in the world.
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