BJÖRN AGAIN

28 March 2026

SHOW INFORMATION

BJORN AGAIN

Dunedin, get ready to party with BJÖRN AGAIN!

The only ABBA-endorsed tribute show hits the stage for a spectacular night on Saturday, 28 March
2026. It’ll be a Super Trouper celebration of ABBA and their timeless music that the whole family
will love.

This internationally acclaimed show brings the glitter, the glam, and all the greatest hits with
dazzling energy, spot-on vocals, and outrageous costumes. It’s a full-blown ABBA revival where
audiences of all ages can sing, dance, and party like it’s 1979.

Expect all the classics — SOS, Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! — plus
ballads like The Winner Takes It All, Fernando, and Knowing Me, Knowing You, performed with
incredible musicianship, a cheeky sense of humour, and that signature Björn Again magic.

With performances in over 120 countries, including The Royal Albert Hall, Wembley Stadium, the
Sydney Opera House, and Glastonbury Festival, BJÖRN AGAIN is a global sensation.

Praised by rock royalty and media worldwide — Metallica, Nirvana, Sir Tom Jones, and ABBA
themselves — the show has earned glowing reviews:

“Fans had better make the most out of Björn Again because that’s the closest they are going to get
to seeing ABBA. ABBA will never reform!” – Benny Andersson
“One of the most entertaining live shows in the world today.” – Time Out New York
“Fabulously flawless!” – Rolling Stone

Tell your mum, tell your grumpy teenager, tell Fernando — tickets won’t last!

TICKET PRICING

SATURDAY 28 MARCH 2026, 7.30PM

ADULT PREMIUM: $89.00 + booking fees
STUDENT (WITH ID) PREMIUM: $79.00 + booking fees
SENIOR PREMIUM: $79.00 + booking fees
CHILD PREMIUM: $79.00 + booking fees
GROUP (8+) PREMIUM: $79.00 + booking fees

ADULT A RESERVE: $79.00 + booking fees
STUDENT (WITH ID) A RESERVE: $69.00 + booking fees
SENIOR A RESERVE: $69.00 + booking fees
CHILD A RESERVE: $69.00 + booking fees
GROUP (8+) A RESERVE: $69.00 + booking fees

OUR TERMS & CONDITIONS
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House Information

Seating Plan

Accessibility

We pride ourselves on being one of the most accessible venues in the city. We have flat access through our main doors and staff are more than happy to help with the doors if needed. Taxis can drop off and pick up patrons from outside these doors and we can order a taxi for you after the show. There are accessible toilets on the lower level and a roomy lift provides access both to these facilities and to the Stalls seating. Seats in the Circle are accessed via several flights of stairs so we recommend patrons with mobility difficulties book seats in the Stalls. We have seven dedicated wheelchair spaces. We also have opera glasses available for hire for $5 at the Box Office – just ask when you come in. We encourage our patrons to discuss their needs with us so we can ensure they enjoy the show.

Bar Service

Our bars have a selection of New Zealand wines and beers as well as juices, water, light snacks and ice creams. The bars will be closed five minutes before the show’s published start time.

Theatre Etiquette

People come to the Regent Theatre to have a great night out. So everyone has a good time, we ask all our patrons to be courteous to those around them.

Please turn off all your electronic devices before you come into the auditorium.
If you have taken snacks from our bar back to your seat, try not to rustle when the house lights go down.
If you are late to a show, get comfortable in our bar area until we can turn the house lights back on so you can find your seat.
Camera flashes occasionally make performers stumble – over their lines or their feet – so we prefer that you don’t use flash (or any other) photography.
Please keep your feet on the floor – someone counting the beat on the back of your seat can be distracting.
Dancing in the aisles sounds like fun but it might make our Circle collapse. If you really need to dance (and it’s the right sort of show), please book seats in the Stalls or make your way out to the foyer.
We encourage you to introduce your children to the arts, but please also teach them to watch and listen quietly and peacefully.