ABBA reunite for Voyage album as they release first new songs in 40 years ahead of London tour

Google Maps caught a distracted bloke hilariously admiring a pair of women exiting a posh spa hotel.The real-life 'Sliding Doors' moment sees the unknown man first glancing at his phone as he stands outside the entrance of the four-star resort.In the second image however, his attention has very much been stolen and his dead literally turned by two blonde-haired women as they were walking down the steps a few feet away.The search engine giant's 360-degree camera captured the amusing scene outside the Telford Hotel & Golf Resort in Shropshire, and the unearthed image has begun sparking speculation on social media as to what happened next.Eagle-eyed social-media users have now launched a hunt for the man to find out if he “made his move”.Writing on Facebook, Samuel Thomas said: “Just spotted this loved-up lad admiring two gym bunnies leaving after a workout. Did he make his move?"Either his Slidings Doors moment has been caught on the internet forever or he’s got some explaining to do to his missus!”The image is stamped with the date 2016 but that hasn’t stopped social media users debating what ‘white cap man’ did next.Another user said: “Did white cap man rush over and get the lady in the pink T-shirt’s number? I really hope he did.”Arnie G commented: “Looks like it could be mum and daughter spa session.“A tricky approach in a car park.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterAs Russia’s aggression against Ukraine intensifies, Discovery-owned news channel TVN24 in Poland is working around the clock to bring news and information to the nation that shares a border with Ukraine.“While the world is watching Russia invade Ukraine, for us and for our viewers, it’s not only a story of an insane and inhuman invasion on a European country, it is the story of our neighbors and friends,” TVN24 deputy editor-in-chief Brygida Grysiak, who at present is in Poland, told Variety in an interview Saturday. “People we have known for years, we have worked with for years, here in Poland and Ukraine.”Grysiak said  TVN24 has broadcast live nonstop since Russia invaded Ukraine’s capital of Kyiv Wednesday, with on-the-ground teams stationed in Kyiv and Lviv in Ukraine, as well as Moscow in Russia.

Gary Neville has weighed in on the debate as to whether Everton should have been awarded a penalty against Manchester City on Saturday evening.Neville tweeted: "I thought that was a penalty!" The former Manchester United star agreed with most football fans that the Toffees should have been awarded a spot-kick, but Paul Tierney, who was the man in the middle, didn't. Rodri had appeared to handle the ball in the penalty area under no pressure with the game entering its final five minutes.However, after a VAR check it was concluded there wasn't enough evidence of whereabouts on his arm the ball hit Rodri.One fan fumed: "That's genuinely one of the most ridiculous decisions I've seen in a long, long time That is an absolutely blatant penalty.""How is this not a penalty.

Klaxons, has revealed his role in helping ABBA form their ten-piece reunion band.Righton – who recently dropped a new single of his own, the Soulwax-assisted ‘Release Party’ – shared the tidbit on Instagram over the weekend, posting a photo of himself and ABBA member Benny Andersson working together in a Swedish studio.“I had an incredible/fun/magical/surreal time helping Benny and Bjorn find the 10 piece band for the reunion,” he wrote in the photo’s caption. “I can safely say that the musicians chosen and the band that has been formed is the best group of musicians I’ve ever heard play together in a room.

THE shock decision by pop legends Abba to reunite after 40 years comes after they finally healed the bitter feuds that drove them apart. The Swedish superstars have knocked back a series of ­money-spinning offers to reform — including a staggering BILLION-DOLLAR deal for a 100-date world tour in 2000.

AFTER 40 years apart, Abba are getting the band back together again.  We told how the Swedish pop quartet are creating digital avatars of themselves in the 70s and 80s to tour virtually.  The Sun revealed “Abba-tars” of Agnetha Fältskog, 71, Björn Ulvaeus, 76, Benny Andersson, 74, and Frida Lyngstad, 75, will perform in a 90-min concert in East London next year.  The band have also released two tracks of upcoming album Voyage. After winning Eurovision in 1974 and selling 380 million albums, the band split amicably in 1982.  Agnetha and Frida attempted solo careers in the aftermath of Abba, while Benny and Björn started to write music for theatre.

reunion, we can reveal the Swedish supergroup once sang with school children from Hillhead High - and what the real story is behind I called you last night from Glasgow. The date was 1979 and Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus, Agnetha Fältskog and Anni-Frid 'Frida' Lyngstad were in Glasgow to play, the now legendary and sadly long gone, Apollo venue.

ABBA‘s Björn Ulvaeus has revealed that he and co-songwriter Benny Andersson were “prepared” for bandmates Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Agnetha Fältskog to say no to the band’s upcoming reunion.Yesterday (September 2), the pop icons returned with new songs ‘I Still Have The Faith In You’ and ‘Don’t Shut Me Down’ and details of ‘ABBA Voyage’, their first new songs in over 40 years.The band also detailed a “revolutionary” new concert experience, also called ABBA Voyage – which will see a “digital” version of ABBA (not holograms) perform alongside a 10-piece live band at the purpose-built 3,000-capacity ABBA Arena at London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in a run of shows from May 27, 2022.Speaking about the reunion in a new interview with Zane Lowe

They’re back! Forty years after going their separate ways, ABBA, the  Swedish supergroup who became a worldwide phenomenon, has reunited to release new music and to promote a long-planned virtual  concert. The band, which has sold over 400 million albums, released two new  songs on September 3 – I Still Have Faith in You, and Don’t Shut Me  Down – both of which appear on their upcoming album Voyage, set for  release on November 5. Band members Bjorn Ulvaeus, 76, Benny Andersson, 74, Anni-Frid  “Frida” Lyngstad, 75, and Agnetha Fältskog, 71, had rejected past offers  to regroup, including an offer in 2000, which was rumoured to be in  excess of one billion dollars, for a 100 show world tour.

ABBA is set to release its first album in four decades. The Swedish pop group consisting of Benny Andersson, Frida Lyngstad, Agnetha Faltskog and Bjorn Ulvaeus announced their studio return via Twitter on Thursday after initially teasing something could be coming soon.

ABBA fans all over the world were saying 'thank you for the music' today as the group announced a sensational comeback with their first new music in 39 years. The group, who initially swore they would never get back together despite selling more than 400 million albums, have revealed the plans today which also includes a “digital” series of dates.

ABBA has new music coming! The pop group announced on Thursday that they're releasing Voyage, their first album in 40 years, on Nov.

ABBA have released two brand new songs from their first album in 40 years, confirming their remarkable comeback. The shock reunion, which no one thought would ever happen, features all four members: Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Frida Lyngstad.

ABBA have announced a brand-new album titled Voyage, their first studio record in 39 years.

ABBA fans have been reacting to the news that the Swedish pop giants have returned with two new songs – both of which will feature on a new album – and a “revolutionary” concert experience.Earlier this evening (September 2), the band announced ‘ABBA: Voyage’ – a full new album and their first new music in over 40 years which will be released on November 5 on Universal Music.To accompany the news, ABBA – comprising Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus, Agnetha Fältskog and Anni-Frid “Frida” Lyngstad – unveiled two new songs: ‘I Still Have The Faith In You’ and ‘Don’t Shut Me Down’.They also shared details of a new concert experience that shares the same name as their upcoming ninth studio album – which will see a “digital” version of ABBA perform

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterABBA have announced a sensational return to the music industry over 30 years since they officially called it a day and stopped creating some of the world's biggest songs.Since their official disbanding, the group have gone on to inspire Hollywood and London's West End with the hit film and musical, Mamma Mia! based on the ABBA discography.But while the group are one of the biggest-selling artists in history, Bjorn and Benny have worked together on many occasions, while Agnetha Faltskog, 71, and Anni-Frid (Frida), 75, have remained rather quiet on the music front.Following the decision to split in 1982, all four members of the group carved out separate lives for

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorABBA, one of the most successful music groups of all time, has announced its return nearly 40 years with a new studio album — hear two songs from it here — and a new concert that will see singers Agnetha Fältskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad and instrumentalists/songwriters Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus performing digitally via avatars with a live 10-piece band in a purpose-built arena in London, beginning on May 27, 2022.The “Voyage” album will be released worldwide on November 5 via Universal Music Group’s Capitol label.

ABBA have announced a brand-new album titled Voyage, their first studio record in 39 years.

ABBA stars Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson arrive in London yesterday ahead of the band’s comeback launch. Björn, 76, and Benny, 74, have not performed with Agnetha Fältskog, 71, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad, 75, since 1982.

ABBA are set to make a “special livestream announcement” later this week, the pop group have confirmed.The Swedish quartet – comprised of Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Anderssn and Anni-Frid Lyngstad – reunited in 2016 after breaking up in 1983.The new announcement is the latest teaser in the mysterious ABBA Voyage project, which the group began trailing last week (August 26). It is not yet clear whether the project relates to new music, a tour, or both.Posting on Twitter earlier tonight (31), the band told fans: “Join us at 5:45pm (UK time) this Thursday [September 2] for a special livestream announcement on YouTube.