Overview

• Fifty years after ABBA's breakthrough win at the 1974 Eurovision song contest with 'Waterloo', the moment is celebrated as a pivotal point in pop history.
• The 1974 Eurovision contest, lacking in contemporary pop influence, was transformed by ABBA's performance, setting a new standard for future entries.
• ABBA's enduring legacy includes selling 150 million records worldwide, inspiring the musical 'Mamma Mia', and influencing generations of musicians.
• A recent ranking of ABBA's top songs underscores their broad catalog of hits, from 'Dancing Queen' to 'Fernando', showcasing the band's diverse musical talent.
• The band's reunion for the album 'Voyage' and the digital performance project 'ABBA Voyage' continue to bring their timeless music to new audiences.