ABBA Voyage has raised more than £325,000 for BBC Children in Need, following two sold-out-style gala performances over the weekend. Taking place at the ABBA Arena, the fundraising events were presented with BBC Radio 2 and hosted by Vernon Kay.
ABBA Voyage has announced today that they raised more than £325,000 for BBC Children in Need charity. The news comes following two gala performances over the weekend, presented with BBC Radio 2 and hosted by Vernon Kay.
The performances saw more than than 5,000 audience members in attendance.
About ABBA Voyage
ABBA Voyage is a full-scale concert experience that reunites digital versions of ABBA band members Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad as they appeared at their peak.
They perform chart-topping hits alongside a live ten-piece band inside the purpose-built ABBA Arena.
The award-winning production has been seen by more than four million people since opening in May 2022 at the ABBA Arena, a bespoke 3,000-capacity venue in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, East London.
In May 2025, it expanded its setlist for the first time, adding songs including Super Trouper, The Name of the Game, Money, Money, Money and Take a Chance on Me.
ABBA Arena, London
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