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ABBA has announced more dates for its highly anticipated ABBA Voyage 2022 tour which already see up to 30 shows per month from May to September 2022.
Tickets for the new dates, which run from October to December 2022 go on sale next month via Ticketmaster.
Earlier today, ABBA released a new song which was originally recorded in 1978, Just A Notion much to fans’ delight.
It marks the third single from their first studio album together for 40 years will be released on November 5.
In his own words.
— ABBA (@ABBA) October 22, 2021
ABBA releases a treasure from the past. 'Just A Notion' was first recorded way back in 1978 but never released – until now. https://t.co/mbuzOvq9Uj#ABBA#JustANotion pic.twitter.com/4r3Rn0DhQt
It has been reported that ABBA has previously turned down £1 billion to tour after their split in 1982.
The band has created a purpose-built concert venue in London which holds 3,000 people at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, between Hackney and Stratford.
ABBA will perform as virtual figures with a 10-piece live band performing 22 of their greatest hits for up to six shows a week.
The ABBA-tars were designed by the company founded by Star Wars creator George Lucas.
Tickets for ABBA Voyage dates running from May to September are already on sale. New dates go on sale on Wednesday November 3 at 10am via Ticketmaster.
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