Five Australian Club Entertainment Awards for Best Tribute Show is a fair signal of where Abbalanche sits among Abba acts. The show has been touring Australia for more than three decades, and it's built as a party rather than a concert: powerful live vocals, authentic costumes and choreography carrying Dancing Queen, Waterloo, Mamma Mia and Take a Chance on Me, with the audience pulled into sing-alongs and dancing rather than left watching. The standard format is two sets, one of 40 minutes and one of 60, though it can be tailored to the event. It's a seven-person production, and public liability insurance is in place.
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Songs Abbalanche can play
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• Chiquitita• Dancing Queen• Does Your Mother Know• Fernando• Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)• Honey, Honey• I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do• Knowing Me, Knowing You• Lay All Your Love on Me• Mamma Mia• Money, Money, Money• Rock Me• Ring Ring• SOS• Super Trouper• Take a Chance on Me• Thank You for the Music• The Winner Takes It All• Voulez Vous• Waterloo• When I Kissed the Teacher• Why Did It Have To Be Me
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What to expect
Three decades of touring this show around Australia, and five Australian Club Entertainment Awards for Best Tribute Show, tells you roughly what to expect before the first note. Powerful live vocals, authentic costumes, real choreography, and the hits: Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Waterloo, Take A Chance On Me and the rest. But calling it a concert undersells it. Audiences don't sit and watch, they end up singing along, dancing, sometimes on stage with the performers. It works across every age group in the room, whether it's your first time seeing the show or your tenth.
On the day
This is a full production rider, so the venue side matters. Abbalanche need a stage no smaller than 6 metres wide by 3.6 deep and 30cm off the floor, plus a lockable dressing room for seven with mirrors, hanging space, a private bathroom and no way in for anyone who shouldn't be there. Lighting runs to a minimum of 16 cans with front wash and rear effects, LED preferred, and more is better. Front of house wants at least 24 channels and 6 sends. Three handheld radio mics come with the band, or production can use its own. Both lead vocalists bring their own stands and clips; the keyboard player brings a shockmounted Beta58; guitar, bass and drums want boom stands. Guitar runs separate electric and acoustic XLR lines, keys send either split or mono, bass sends XLR from the amp, and the kit is a Roland electronic set. Separate sends for the lead vocals are preferred, and the drummer can run in ears. Walk in and intro music comes from the band on USB, or on their own laptop.
Set List
The show pulls a selection from the Abba catalogue depending on how long you've booked. Expect Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Waterloo, SOS, Fernando, Chiquitita, Super Trouper, Money, Money, Money, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Take A Chance On Me, The Winner Takes It All, Voulez Vous, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight), Lay All Your Love On Me, Honey, Honey, Ring Ring, Rock Me, Does Your Mother Know, Thank You For The Music, When I Kissed The Teacher, Why Did It Have To Be Me, and the one that repeats I Do five times.
Performance options
The standard booking is two sets, one of 40 minutes and one of 60. That can be reshaped if your run sheet needs something different.
