Put your platforms on and pile on the glitter because ABBA is celebrating 50 years of "Dancing Queen" with a special new ...

These are four of the best songs by ABBA, which still make me want to dance today, even after all these years.

ABBA’s “Dancing Queen” turns 50 with a new limited edition vinyl release and a Sydney celebration, marking five decades of one of pop music’s defining songs.

The 1970s will forever mark a special time in history, especially for the music industry. No other band defined the generation more than the Swedish pop group ABBA. With chart-topping hits and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Swedish pop group Abba in London. (Photo by Angela Deane-Drummond/Evening Standard/Getty Images) The 50th anniversary of ABBA's ...

Many of the band's songs, including "Dancing Queen," "Chiquitita" and "Slipping Through My Fingers," are popular on the app Rachel DeSantis is a senior writer on the music team at PEOPLE. She has been ...

On Aug. 16, ABBA's signature song "Dancing Queen" will officially celebrate its 50th anniversary, and the Swedish Rock & Roll Hall of Famers are marking the milestone with global celebrations.

Today marks 50 years since Dancing Queen was first performed live for a soon-to-be Queen - the beginning of megastardom for ABBA. On June 18 1976, the day before their wedding, King Carl XVI Gustav of ...

Experience a first time reaction to ABBA’s legendary song Dancing Queen while exploring its unforgettable melody joyful energy and timeless appeal that continues to inspire music fans around the world ...

Celebrities sometimes react to music in the most unexpected ways. Sabrina Carpenter said ABBA’s “Dancing Queen” had a special meaning for her at a certain time in her life. In addition, she said the ...

The three-time Grammy winner transformed ABBA's signature empowering dance classic "Dancing Queen" into a piano ballad for her NBC talk show's daily Kellyoke segment Jack Irvin has worked at PEOPLE ...

“Having the time of her life” hardly begins to describe what Cher gets up to on her 26th studio album, an ebullient cache of ABBA tribute covers inspired by the singer’s stint in Mamma Mia! Here We Go ...