There is an entire touring economy built around ABBA’s catalog, sustained by a practical reality: the original Swedish quartet — winners of Eurovision 1974, with over 400 million albums sold — spent more than three decades largely off the road before a 2018 reunion. The songs have not aged. The live demand has never been fully met. ABBA Revisited, operating since 2001, has built a legitimate touring business on exactly that gap.
The Toronto-based group carries the billing “North America’s premiere tribute to ABBA” with some earned credibility — a touring history that stretches from Las Vegas to Dubai, across casino circuits, performing arts centers, and international stages on multiple continents. Industry testimonials position them as an act that moves tickets on the casino circuit and gets rebooked. Their Verona date at Turning Stone Event Center is part of a 2026 run that spans both sides of the border.
The set draws from a catalog of 27 or more songs: “Dancing Queen,” “Waterloo,” “Mamma Mia,” “The Winner Takes It All,” “Chiquitita,” and roughly two dozen more, staged with the costumes and choreography that were central to ABBA’s original appeal. Ticketmaster’s audience rating sits at 4.9 out of 5; reviewer accounts specifically note performers who leave the stage to work the floor during the set. In a room the size of Turning Stone’s Showroom, that kind of crowd engagement either reads as genuine warmth or as practiced theater — the reviews suggest it lands as the former.
The show is at The Showroom at Turning Stone Resort Casino, 5218 Patrick Road, Verona — within the Syracuse / Central NY entertainment corridor that Turning Stone anchors with consistent programming. The venue’s 5,000-capacity Showroom is a purpose-built room with the production infrastructure that a national touring tribute act can actually use. Saturday, May 2 at 8:00 PM.
Tickets
Tickets for ABBA Revisited at Turning Stone are available through Ticketmaster, the official provider for this event. Turning Stone’s venue page specifically notes that tickets purchased through third-party platforms are subject to fraud — use the official channel.