This morning, Stockholm suddenly became the center of the music world.
In a surprise press conference held in the heart of the city, Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad stood side by side and confirmed what fans had barely dared to imagine: ABBA is officially returning with a WORLD TOUR in 2026.
This was not a rumor.
Not a leak.
Not a digital avatar announcement.
This was real.
Holding hands and smiling with a calm confidence shaped by time, the four members delivered a single sentence that instantly echoed around the globe:
“We are ready. 2026 will be the year ABBA returns—not just to sing, but to thank everyone who has carried our music through their lives.”
For millions of listeners, especially those who grew up with “Dancing Queen,” “The Winner Takes It All,” and “Mamma Mia,” the moment felt deeply personal. Phones lit up. Messages flooded in. Social media erupted with #ABBA2026, while many simply sat still, absorbing the idea that the band that defined their youth was about to stand on stage again—together.
During the announcement, ABBA confirmed that the WORLD TOUR 2026 will last 15 days, focusing on Europe and North America, with carefully selected cities chosen for their historical and emotional connection to the band and their fans.
According to the official statement, the tour is scheduled to include:
EUROPE
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Stockholm – the hometown return
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London
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Paris
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Berlin
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Madrid
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Rome
NORTH AMERICA
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New York City
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Toronto
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Las Vegas
Each stop will feature a full live performance, not limited to digital avatars, with ABBA confirming that the shows will blend live vocals, musicianship, and modern staging, while keeping the emotional focus firmly on the songs themselves.
They also confirmed that the setlist will celebrate their entire journey—early breakthroughs, global anthems, and later, more reflective works—while carefully leaving room for “one or two surprises”, without confirming whether new material will be introduced.
Ticket sales, dates, and venue details are expected to be announced very soon, with industry insiders already predicting record-breaking demand and sell-outs within hours.
This is more than a tour.
It is a reunion shaped by gratitude, time, and trust between four artists who chose to return only when it truly felt right.
If you ever thought you had missed your chance to see ABBA together—this is it.
History is being written again, starting in Stockholm, and moving across Europe and North America for just 15 unforgettable days.
Stay close.
Because years from now, this may be the story you tell proudly:
“I was there when ABBA came back.”
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