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Revival ABBA tribute band to play Congress Theatre Cwmbran

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Revival ABBA tribute band to play Congress Theatre Cwmbran
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A celebrated ABBA impersonation act has revealed plans for a Cwmbran performance.

Revival, recognised as the United Kingdom’s premier ABBA tribute ensemble by the Agent’s Association of Great Britain, is scheduled to take to the Congress Theatre stage on Friday, September 25 at 7.30pm.

The quartet, comprising Lisa (Anni Frid), John (Benny), Nina (Agnetha), and Marcus (Björn), has been performing since 2006 and has built a reputation for delivering faithful and dynamic ABBA presentations.

The act guarantees audiences will be on their feet and maintains that even the most reluctant reveler will soon be joining in.

Attendees should prepare for an evening of classic tracks and interactive singing opportunities.

Tickets are currently on sale via the Congress Theatre website at £22 per person.

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