Abba Esque

Join us at Lady Gregory Hotel, Leisure Club & Beauty Rooms on Friday 28th October for undoubtedly Ireland’s number one show to honour ABBA, Abba Esque. Their success over the past 25 years has been phenomenal making them without question Ireland’s most successful tribute show performing in excess of 150 sell out concerts each year.

Abba Esque

Believe it or not but it is the 48th anniversary since Abba won the Eurovision in 1974 with one of the most successful songs of all time ‘Waterloo’. The single became a No. 1 hit in several countries and went on to sell nearly six million copies, making it one of the best-selling singles in history. At the 50th anniversary celebration of the Eurovision Song Contest in 2005, it was chosen as the best song in the competition’s history. The hits are endless, Mamma Mia, Sos, Money Money, Chiquitita, Dancing Queen, Does Your Mother Know, Fernando, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)”, Honey Honey, Does Your Mother Know and so many more timeless hits.

Abba Esque have also performed at all of Ireland’s major festivals including the internationally renowned Rose of Tralee festival playing to ecstatic crowds of more than 10,000 people per night. In May 2014 Abba Esque were honoured to be asked to appear on national television by RTE’s The Late Late Show to pay homage to Abba who were celebrating their 40th anniversary of winning the Eurovision song contest. Most recently being asked to join with the RTE Concert Orchestra to perform the music of ABBA in the National concert hall has been ABBAESQUE most treasured engagement to date! It’s the combination of energy and excitement together with a great night of up tempo entertainment that make ABBA ESQUE the definitive ABBA show.

Book your overnight stay now at Lady Gregory Hotel and look forward to spacious accommodation, gourmet dining, first class service and what promises to be a great night’s entertainment.

Our Overnight Offer Includes:

• Overnight Accommodation
• Ticket to the show
• Full Irish Breakfast the following morning