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Their new album Voyage will go down in history books with its UK chart success.
And Swedish pop group Abba, who have made a remarkable comeback to the music scene after 40 years, could rake in 'almost £1billion' from a bidding war started by three Las Vegas hotels who are desperate to secure the band's new concert show.
According to reports, MGM Resorts, Caesars Palace and Resorts World are battling it out to come up trumps and host the supergroup’s Abbatar concert show, Abba Voyage.
Deal: Abba could be rolling in the Money Money Money as Las Vegas hotels start bidding war for live show - which could rake in 'almost £1billion' (from L-R: Björn Ulvaeus, Agnetha Fältskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Benny Andersson)
The groundbreaking show kicks off in East London next May and insiders revealed to The Sun that it is hoped the show will move over the pond.
The quartet will appear as digitally created versions of themselves alongside a ten-piece band.
The source said:
