Remember when ABBA were going to release two new songs last December and then didn't? Well, the group's spokesperson has revealed when we can expect to hear them - and possibly more. 

The quartet, who parted ways 35 years ago, have recorded new music for a 'Virtual Abba' experience, which is expected to happen this year. 

The songs, called I Still Have Faith In You and Don't Shut Me Down, are hopefully being released in the second half of 2019. A rep told Variety: "No release before the summer," they said. "Hopefully this fall."

In an interview with Icethesite, the group's Benny Andersson said legal compilations had pushed back the virtual tour and therefore the new music. “We are still trying to establish the agreement that needs to be done to be able to continue," he explained. "We are good. It’s the other side, everything that has to be done, everything that has to be drawn. It’s delayed. It’s not our doing."

In the interview below, Andersson teased the possibility of a third new song, to be released when the show launches. 

Source - Official Charts