The ‘Abba: One Week in Brighton’ exhibition opens on March 28 and runs until August 4
Exhibition to celebrate 50 years of Abba is to be inaugurated in the city in which the band won him Eurovision Song Contest.
The Swedish group began a highly successful career in Brighton, England, at the Brighton Dome on April 6, 1974 when they came first in the Competition singing ‘Waterloo’.
The ‘Abba: One Week in Brighton’ exhibition at Brighton Museum aims to “relive the excitement of the week that shot the band to fame”.
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Personal stories of those found there, props, memorabilia and photographs will be featured in the exhibition, a Museum spokesman told the BBC.
Exhibits include a drum set found for the band at the last minute and a feather from final presenter Katie Boyle’s evening gown.
The 1974 Eurovision Song Contest was a culturally significant moment and it’s great to collectively celebrate the memories of Abba’s win and the role Brighton played, said exhibition curator Jody East.
Source :Skai
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