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ABBA the Movie has been remastered 46 years on from its original 1977 release and is headed back to cinemas for two nights only on September 17 and 19.
The special re-release on the big screen will also include exclusive content from the creators of ABBA Voyage and ABBA The Museum in Stockholm.
And if that wasn’t enough for fans, there’s also set to be some “extremely rare footage” from the 1977 tour.
Helmed by Swedish director Lasse Halllström, ABBA: The Movie captured the band’s incredibly successful tour of Australia.
And tickets are set to go on sale on August 16 with screening details here.
A statement on the news read: “The film weaves a captivating mockumentary-style subplot into the narrative. Set against the backdrop of a country radio disc jockey’s relentless pursuit of an interview with the band, this slapstick comedy of errors explores the hilarious antics that unfold as the determined DJ faces off against ABBA’s devoted bodyguard, who stops at nothing to prevent the interview from happening.
“Brace yourself for a cinematic experience that combines backstage secrets, unforgettable live performances, and a glimpse into the lives of these musical icons at the pinnacle of their fame.
“The remastered film showcases the extraordinary footage and features electrifying renditions of ABBA’s timeless hits, including chart-toppers such as Dancing Queen, SOS, Name Of The Game, and Waterloo. Witness first-hand the magic and charisma that made ABBA one of the most celebrated groups in music history.”
The statement added: “But the excitement doesn’t stop there! This extraordinary fan event offers exclusive extras to enhance the experience.
“Delve into the creative minds behind ABBA Voyage, the phenomenally successful London-based concert that brings ABBA back to the stage in a whole new way, and catch a sneak peek with exclusive footage of ABBA The Museum in Stockholm.
“Additionally, fans will be treated to lyric videos of their greatest hits and unearthed footage from the legendary 1977 tour, making this event an unmissable celebration of ABBA’s enduring legacy.”
