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Abba fans around the world are bubbling with excitement after the announcement of a new album and a London show.
The legendary Swedish group, who first came to public attention as winners of the Eurovision song contest in 1974, with the song Waterloo, have not released new music in 40 years.
The album of 10 songs entitled Voyage has Mansa Faddaoui, the floor manager of the ABBA museum in Stockholm filled with excitement.
Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, the composers of the group's string of hits and 400 million album sales, announced the new release in London.
Voyage will be available from November 5th and 2022 will see their first concert in 4 decades.
Albeit a concert with a difference.
Now all in their 70s, Anni-Frid, Agnetha, Benny and Bjorn had no desire to put themselves through the rigours of a live tour.
Replacing them will be digital avatars which were created by the 4 royals of pop wearing specially wired suits.
Many fans can remember ABBA the first time round but there are thousands, too young to remember them in their prime but who have discovered their music through the Mamma Mia movies.
However, live or avatar - it simply doesn't matter.
The first digital concert is scheduled to take place in London in May 2022.
Fans can hardly wait.
Amazing good"
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