Bootleg Abba the Ultimate Abba Mania Experience: BOOTLEG ABBA - The Ultimate Abba Mania Experience from the No.1 tribute group
Back by popular demand Bootleg Abba are enjoying fantastic success all around the world,they were formed in 1996 with the idea of trying to try re-create the live sound and studio recordings of Abba (and that is almost impossible to do!) Our first show was at the Forum' London and very quickly after that we were asked to perform Waterloo' for the BBC TV's Really Useful show as part as their run up to the Eurovision song contest in England. During the last 10 years we have played to audiences throughout the UK and have travelled as far as Singapore and Kazakhstan! We advise book early to avoid dissappointment as Bootleg Abba are renowned for selling out at their shows.
Bootleg Abba the Ultimate Abba Mania Experience at Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre in Stamford, Lincolnshire on Saturday, 18 February 2012.
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