It's impossible to overestimate the impact Swedish recording group ABBA, featuring singers Agnetha Faltskorg and Frida Lynkstad, have had on popular music. During the 70s, ABBA, the first recording stars from a non English-speaking country to regularly top the world's record charts, owned the airwaves. They exploded onto the wold music scene when their song “Waterloo” won the 1974 Eurovision song contest, soon followed by “Dancing Queen”, “Fernando”, “Voulez-vous”, and their most famous hit “Mama Mia”, which became a wildly successful stage play and movie. At Eurovision's 50th anniverasry awards, “Waterloo” was voted the top song in the contest's history.

Jackie Grange and Adrianne Marcucci had been leading the “ABBA And More” touring show for years when they decided to create a new version of the show for the lounge, cruise and dinner show circuit. Called “Mia! Mia! The ABBA Girls”, the Cambridge, Ontario based duo's show was an instant hit with audiences, especially ABBA fans. Adrianne, a graduate of Sheridan College's theatre program, has been an award winning tribute artist for more than 10 years. She has performed around the world in many roles, but her favourite is as ABBA's Agnetha, at which she excels. Jackie has also performed in a host of tribute shows, including “Early Legends Of Rock'n'Roll” and “Welcome To Nashville”. Inspired by 70s music, especially ABBA's hits, she wrote and performed in “The ABBA Story”, a musical that took her to Atlantic City and to dozens of theatres across the continent. While on tour, she met Adrianne and together they created their first ABBA tribute which eventually evolved into “Mia! Mia! The ABBA Girls”.

Songs in “Mia! Mia!” include “Waterloo”, Dancing Queen”, “Mama Mia”, “Fernando”, “Knowing Me Knowing You”, “Chiquitita”, “SOS”, “The Winner Takes All”, and many more. Most of ABBA's songs are fun and upbeat, so the girls usually have the crowds at their shows dancing in the aisles, often joining in themselves