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ABBA Voyage runs in London on 15 November 2026

Published on 11/01/2026 at 07:46 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
ABBA’s ABBA Voyage concert at the purpose-built ABBA Arena includes a British Sign Language interpreted performance on 15 November 2026.
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ABBA’s ABBA Voyage concert takes place at the ABBA Arena in London on 15 November 2026, with a British Sign Language interpreted performance scheduled for 6pm. Digital versions of the four members appear alongside a live band in the production, which was created with the group.

ABBA Voyage adds an interpreted London performance

The 15 November 2026 performance is listed as the next British Sign Language interpreted date on the project’s official access listing. It begins at 6pm and forms part of the continuing London run of the concert experience. The listing places the date within the ABBA Arena programme and identifies it as an interpreted performance.

On 15 November 2026, ABBA Voyage is scheduled at the purpose-built venue in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Pudding Mill Lane is the closest DLR station, while Stratford offers another transport option. A separate London Theatre calendar also lists the performance at ABBA Arena.

ABBA’s Swedish pop story meets digital performance

ABBA are a Swedish pop quartet comprising Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad. Their official ABBA history traces the group’s rise from Sweden’s music scene to the international breakthrough of Waterloo. The same history describes Voyage as the ninth studio album and links its songs to the digital concert.

The London production turns that catalogue into a staged performance without putting the four physical members on the arena stage. Instead, digital versions of the quartet perform with a live ten-piece band, combining motion capture with concert presentation. That format gives the 15 November 2026 date a direct connection to ABBA’s recorded work and to the group’s own concert concept.

The ABBA Arena sets the Voyage format

ABBA Voyage runs for approximately 100 minutes without an interval, according to the official visitor information. The regular programme uses digital recreations of Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Frida, while live musicians perform on stage. Audience access is part of the 15 November 2026 programme, which is identified as British Sign Language interpreted.

ABBA: what fans in Germany need to know

  • 15 November 2026 is the date of the British Sign Language interpreted ABBA Voyage performance at 6pm in London.
  • The venue is ABBA Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park; Pudding Mill Lane is the closest DLR station and Stratford is another option.
  • At the 15 November 2026 performance, digital versions of the four members appear with a live band, and the show runs for about 100 minutes without an interval.
  • Official performance and access details are listed at abbavoyage.com.

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ABBA: frequently asked questions

When do ABBA play in London?

ABBA Voyage has a British Sign Language interpreted performance at ABBA Arena on 15 November 2026, beginning at 6pm. The venue is in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Where is ABBA Voyage performed?

The concert is performed at ABBA Arena, Pudding Mill Lane, in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

How does ABBA Voyage present the group?

Digital versions of Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad perform with a live band. The show runs for approximately 100 minutes without an interval.

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