ABBA Reunite, Records First New Music In 35 Years
It's always exciting when a famous band or pop group reunites after calling it quits for a few years. A reunion tour gets planned, tons of fans get a chance to see a group they never thought they'd have a chance to see live, maybe some new music even gets recorded and the group decides to stay together for the long term. In the case of hitmaking Swedish pop quartet ABBA, we may just have a new top score for longest musical hiatus before returning to the stage. That's right: after more than 35 years out of the spotlight, ABBA has officially reunited and is recording new music. One of the most successful pop groups of the late '70s disco era, ABBA – comprised of Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad – officially retired from touring and making music in 1982. For decades to follow, the group would continue to insist that no reunion would ever occur. Indeed, the band stated vehemently that they honestly felt there was no reason ...