Palindromes

Two years after iconic Swedish pop group ABBA returned with a new album, singer Agnetha Faltskog has announced she will unveil a new single as a solo artist this week.

"So... where do we go from here?" the 73-year-old asked in a post to Instagram late on Aug 29.

She said the single - also titled "Where Do We Go From Here?" - is set to premier on BBC Radio 2 on yesterday.

Two members of ABBA have insisted in an interview yesterday that the Swedish pop icons won't perform at next year's Eurovision Song Contest in their homeland.

Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, one half of ABBA, downplayed the prospect despite Sweden hosting Eurovision on the 50th anniversary of the band's win - the country's first - with their breakthrough hit "Waterloo."

Swedish pop sensation ABBA made a comeback on Nov. 5 with their new album "Voyage", nearly 40 years after they split up, with a digital avatar concert planned in London.

Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid - forming the acronym ABBA - have not released any new music since their split in 1982, a year after their last album "The Visitors".

For the first time in 40 years, ABBA are heading back to Britain's top 10 singles chart after thrilling fans with plans for a new album and virtual concert.

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Nearly four decades after disbanding and vowing never to get back together, Swedish superstars ABBA on Sept. 2 announced a musical comeback with a new album and a London show featuring its performances captured by digital avatars.

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(CNN)Mamma Mia! ABBA is getting the band back together.

Sweden's legendary disco group ABBA announced on April 27 that they have reunited to record two new songs, 35 years after their last single.

The year is 1974, the place is Brighton, England! The song "Waterloo" won the prestigious Eurovision Song Contest. This is the beginning of the Swedish ABBA group, which in the coming decades became one of the best-selling pop group in world history, ranking just behind the legendary British Beatles.