BRITAIN: ABBA's Agnetha Sings In Public For The First Time In 25 Years
Contact Music reports:
ABBA star Agnetha Faltskog stunned fans by hitting the stage for a surprise performance at a London charity concert, marking her first high-profile gig in 25 years. The Swedish singer, who has reportedly not performed in front of an audience for more than two decades, was the surprise guest at Gary Barlow's Children In Need Rocks concert, which was held at the city's Eventim Apollo venue. Faltskog performed her duet with Barlow, I should've Followed You Home, to raise cash for the BBC's annual Children In Need charity event, which supports underprivileged kids around the world.
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Labels: ABBA, Agnetha Faltskog, Barry Manilow, Britain, Gary Barlow, gay artists, pop music, Robbie Williams, Take That
