Have the time of your life in celebration of one of pop music’s most definitive groups of all time when ABBA Radio (Ch. 54) kicks off on Friday, November 5th on satellite and the SiriusXM App.
The limited-run channel celebrates the release of the Swedish quartet’s first new studio album in 40 years, Voyage, also out November 5th. ABBA Radio keeps the excitement going as a destination for listeners to have the complete ABBA experience with music from Benny Andersson, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Agnetha Faltskog, and Björn Ulvaeus. With records that have sold millions across the globe and garnered massive pop-culture notoriety from the Broadway stage, TV and film, the channel will take listeners on a full musical journey. ABBA Radio will feature classic favourites from the group’s early career through their new songs from today.
Björn and Benny will also share song-by-song insights on the new album, give a glimpse into their upcoming live stage show, and share memories of the band’s early years and their work before ABBA. Additionally, listeners can expect to hear solo work from members of the group and cover versions of their most well-known hits.
ABBA Radio will be available on Channel 54 through November 14 and on the SiriusXM app through December 4.
Pre-order ABBA’s new album Voyage here: abba.lnk.to/Voyage!Sirius
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