SOS The Australian Abba Tribute show @ The Elvis Marquee

On Saturday night June 7th I went to the Elvis Marquee to see the Abba tribute act SOS The Australian Abba Tribute Show which it was my first time seeing the act. The show started at 7.45pm and for the next 2 hours the performed the Abba classic songs from the 70's and 80's which they did 2 sets including Waterloo, Ring Ring, Fernando, Gimme Gimme Gimme, Dancing Queen and many others as well as the members wore white in the first set and in the second set wore purple and Blue as well as towards the end of the 2nd set the ladies walk through the audience doing Dancing Queen getting the crowd to sing along. the show finished at 9.45pm, went to Woolworths, bought chocolate and Coke with No Sugar and walk back to the Twin Towns Sebel. It was an FANTASTIC show which everyone had an great time including myself and the group were FANTASTIC singing great and sounding great as well as very entertaining giving the audience an great time as well as entertainment and also doing the Abba songs very well which you have do that being an Abba tribute act. I look forward to seeing the act again in the future and if you would like to see them please do yourselves an favour and SEE THEM which you will be impressed and amazed. Set 1- Waterloo Ring Ring Knowing Me Knowing You Honey Honey I Do I Do I Do Say Enough Fernando SOS Tiger Does Your Mother Know Gimme Gimme Gimme Set 2- Take A Chance On me Had Enough Had To Be Me The Winner Takes It All Super Trouper Rock Me Money Money Money Love For Me Voulez-Vous So Long Dancing Queen Mamma Mia

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