Replica costumes, live harmonies and every Abba favourite you'd hope for. Abba Girls is a female duo paying tribute to Frida and Agnetha, singing live over custom backing tracks across two 50-minute sets that take in Dancing Queen, SOS, Chiquitita, Waterloo and Mamma Mia. The accents are part of the fun, and the crowd rarely stays seated for long; audiences end up singing and dancing along. Based in South East Queensland, they play parties, clubs, corporate events and festivals, need a three-by-three-metre space plus power, and hold public liability insurance.
See Abba Girls play
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What it costs
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Songs Abba Girls can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
ChiquititaDancing QueenDoes Your Mother KnowFernandoGimme! Gimme! Gimme!Honey HoneyI Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I DoI Have A DreamKnowing me, Knowing youLay All Your Love On MeMamma MiaMoney, Money, MoneyOne of UsRing RingSOSSuper TrouperTake A ChanceThank You For The MusicThe Name Of The GameThe Winner Takes It AllVoulez-VousWaterlooWhen I Kissed The Teacherand more!
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What to expect
Two women, live vocals, replica costumes and the accents to match. Abba Girls is a tribute to Frida and Agnetha, and across two 50 minute sets you get the songs everyone came for: SOS, Dancing Queen, Chiquitita and the rest, sung live over custom backing tracks with the harmonies done properly. Crowd participation is part of it, and the accents are played for laughs. Audiences sing along, then usually stand up. They're based in South East Queensland and have performed from the Sunshine Coast down into northern New South Wales, at parties, clubs, corporate events and festivals.
On the day
They'll need a changing area or rest room with a mirror, away from the public, where gear and personal belongings can be left. The performance space should be at least 3m x 3m with power. Access to the venue three hours before the show starts lets them get everything in and tested. Audio and lighting are included.
Set List
The set is the Abba catalogue, more or less as you'd hope: Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Waterloo, SOS, Chiquitita, Fernando, Super Trouper, Money, Money, Money, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!, Voulez-Vous, Take A Chance, The Winner Takes It All, Lay All Your Love On Me, The Name Of The Game, Does Your Mother Know, Honey Honey, Ring Ring, I Have A Dream, One Of Us, When I Kissed The Teacher, Thank You For The Music, and the one with all the I Dos in the title. There's more besides.
Performance options
Pick from three formats. The Mamma Mia Meet & Greet is the popular one: two 50 minute sets of the hits with audience participation, two costumes, a meet and greet after the show, a customised logo backdrop, all audio and lighting production, and 70s playlists for before the show and the break. The Dancing Queen VIP adds a 50 minute support set from the disco duo 70's Flare beforehand and a third costume. The Waterloo Ultimate package, launching in 2025, has the 70's Flare support set, the two main sets, a closing 50 minute 80's Mix set of pop and dance hits, four costumes, a logo backdrop or video display where the venue allows, full production and 70s and 80s playlists throughout.
