ABBA have reached a sales milestone in the UK. The band's ABBA Gold collection - which was first released in 1992 - has passed the 5 million sales mark in Great Britain. The album joins The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and Queen's ...

23/05/2012 - World-famous Swedish pop band ABBA take “SOS” to another dimension. The song title that was a sensational hit for ABBA in the 1970s has again inspired success – this time for SOS Children’s Villages in the Central African Republic.

In a case that set the former pop star against her former Buddhist teacher, a court in the Swedish city of Malmo on Thursday rejected a bankruptcy order brought by Mrs Reuss, also known as Frida, against the company that owned the Yangtorp Qiqong Resort ...

Englewood will return to the '70s on Tuesday when bergenPAC plays host to a tribute band that replicates many memorable hits in "ABBA the Concert." TELL ME MORE: In 1972, four musicians — Agnetha Faltskog, Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus and Anni-Frid ...

The pop legends passed the five million album sales mark in the past week. Gold - Greatest Hits is now alongside Queen's Greatest Hits and The Beatles' Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band as the only albums to reach the milestone in the UK. The Official ...

Gossip singer Beth Ditto has revealed that the band's new album has been influenced by Abba. The band are set to release their fifth studio album, titled 'A Joyful Noise', on May 14 and in an interview with the Guardian, the singer said she had been ...

In a substantially updated version of a programme first broadcast in 2006, your tour guide to 56 (yes 56) years of the Eurovision Song Contest is Maria McErlane, the 'Postmistress of Pain' herself from Graham Norton's Saturday morning show on Radio 2.

ABBA tribute act Björn Again has been announced as the supporting act for Steps when they appear at Westonbirt Arboretum this summer. The event on Sunday July 22 is part of the Forestry Commission Live Music series that pumps concert profits back into ...

(JTA) -- As moviegoers over the weekend flocked to see Marvel’s new superhero ensemble, they would understandably associate the idea of Nazi-fighting avengers with Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk and Black Widow. But, in fact, there was ...

Among the few notable exceptions are ABBA, who won in 1974 with "Waterloo," and Celine Dion, who was imported from Quebec to represent Switzerland in the 1988 contest.