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a-ha to play 3 rare U.S. concerts in New York, Los Angeles as part of 2010 farewell tour

Norwegian pop giants a-ha will bring their worldwide 2010 farewell tour to the United States for three concerts in New York and Los Angeles in May — a short trek that marks just the second time the trio will have performed on American soil since their U.S. commercial heyday in 1986.

Last fall, a-ha — Morten Harket, Paul Waaktaar-Savoy and Magne Furuholmen — announced it will end its 28-year career with a final concert on Dec. 4 in Oslo, Norway. Beginning on March 4 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the band embarks on a global farewell tour, hitting South America and Europe, and possibly Australia, before a final Oslo run in December (see full tour dates below).

Friday, the group announced it will play the Nokia Theatre in New York on May 6 and 7, and Club Nokia in Los Angeles on May 15; fan-club presales begin Tuesday. The last time a-ha played the U.S. was in 2005, when the band performed a single concert in New York.

In announcing the band’s break-up, the trio said, “Doing this now will give us a chance to get more involved in other meaningful aspects of life, be it humanitarian work, politics, or whatever else — and of course through new constellations in the field of art and music. We are retiring as a band, not as individuals.”

See full a-ha tour dates and ‘Foot of the Mountain’ video after the jump…

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March 4: Luna Park, Buenos Aires, Argentina March 9: Alameda Quality Center, Bauru, Brazil March 10: Credicard Hall, São Paulo, Brazil March 13: Citibank Hall, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil March 16: Centro de Convenções – Brasília, Brazil March 18: Chevrolet Hall, Recife, Brazil March 20: Siara Hall, Fortaleza, Brazil May 6: Nokia Theatre, New York, NY, USA May 7: Nokia Theatre, New York, NY, USA May 15: Club Nokia, Los Angeles, CA, USA May 28: Warsteiner HockeyPark, Mönchengladbach, Germany May 29: Arena Trier, Trier, Germany May 30: Stadtallendorf, Hessentag, Germany June 1: Sparkassen-Arena-Kiel, Kiel, Germany July 18: Schloß Salem, Salem, Germany July 23: Schlossplatz, Emmendingen, Germany July 24: Gerry Weber Stadion, Halle, Germany July 25: Filmnächte am Elbufer, Dresden, Germany Oct. 10: Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam, Netherlands Oct. 11: Forest National, Brussels, Belgium Oct. 18: Olympiahalle München, München, Germany Oct. 19: Porsche-Arena, Stuttgart, Germany Oct. 21: Arena Nürnberger, Nürnberg, Germany Oct. 22: Arena Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany Oct. 23: Stadthalle Rostock, Rostock, Germany Oct. 25: Volkswagen Halle, Braunschweig, Germany Oct. 26: SAP Arena, Mannheim, Germany Oct. 28: Color Line Arena, Hamburg, Germany Oct. 29: O2 World, Berlin, Germany Dec. 2: Oslo Spektrum, Oslo, Norway Dec. 3: Oslo Spektrum, Oslo, Norway Dec. 4: Oslo Spektrum, Oslo, Norway

Video: a-ha, “Foot of the Mountain,” single released 2009

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I wanted to share with you all a couple events planned around the a-ha concerts in L.A. Would be great to mix and mingle with fellow fans! We also plan to show rare interview and concert footage of the band as well as music, of course. Check out the plans at: a-ha.us – Pre-concert gathering near Club Nokia at ‘J Lounge’ beginning at 4pm and a post-concert party at ‘The Highlands’ in Hollywood – Tickets in advance at a-ha.us site… come join fellow fans in celebrating their final tour of the U.S. and celebrating this amazing band!

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A-ha (usually stylized as a-ha; Norwegian pronunciation: [ɑˈhɑː]) is a Norwegian band formed in Oslo in 1982. Founded by Morten Harket (vocals, guitars), Magne Furuholmen (keyboards, guitars) and Paul Waaktaar-Savoy (guitars), the band rose to fame during the mid-1980s after being discovered by musician and producer John Ratcliff, and continued its global success in the 1990s and 2000s. A-ha achieved their biggest success with their debut album Hunting High and Low in 1985. That album peaked at number one in their native Norway, number 2 in the UK, and number 15 on the US Billboard album chart; yielded two international number-one singles: ""Take On Me"" and ""The Sun Always Shines on TV""; and earned the band a Grammy Award nomination as Best New Artist. In the UK, Hunting High and Low continued its chart success into the following year, becoming one of the best-selling albums of 1986. In 1994, after their fifth studio album, Memorial Beach, failed to achieve the commercial success of their previous albums, the band went on a hiatus. Following a performance at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in 1998, the band returned to the studio and recorded their sixth album, 2000's Minor Earth Major Sky, which was another number-one hit in Norway and resulted in a new tour. A seventh studio album, Lifelines, was released in 2002, and an eighth album, Analogue, in 2005, was certified Silver in the UK – their most successful album there since 1990's East of the Sun, West of the Moon. Their ninth album, Foot of the Mountain, was first released on 19 June 2009 and returned the band to the UK top 5 for the first time since 1988, being certified Silver there and Platinum in Germany. The album peaked at number 2 in Norway (their first release not to reach number one in their home territory). On 15 October 2009, the band announced they would split after a worldwide tour in 2010, the Ending on a High Note Tour. Thousands of fans from at least 40 different countries on six continents congregated to see A-ha for the last leg of the tour. On 4 December 2014, A-ha officially announced its participation at Rock In Rio 2015 which celebrated 30 years for both the band and the event. In 2015, it was announced that A-ha would re-unite for two years. Their tenth studio album, Cast in Steel, was released on 4 September 2015. A tour, named for the album, in support of the album happened in autumn 2015 and March–May 2016. The band has released ten studio albums, several compilations and four live albums. In less than a year, during 2010, the band earned an estimated 500 million Norwegian Kroner from concert tickets, merchandise and the release of a greatest hits album, making them one of the 40–50 largest grossing bands in the world. The band were listed in the Guinness World Records book for having the biggest rock concert attendance; they drew an audience of 198,000 at Maracanã Stadium during Rock in Rio festival. Another record for the band is for singer Morten Harket, who was (and is still) listed in the Guinness World Records book in 2001 for the longest live note held; he held a note in ""Summer Moved On"" for 20.2 seconds. According to their label, Rhino, they have sold 55 million records.

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Synth-pop sensation a-ha from Oslo, Norway formed in 1982 by Morten Harket (vocals), Magne Furuholmen (keys) and Paul Waaktaar-Savoy (guitar) became a global success with the smash hit single “Take On Me”.

Long before the major success that was “Take on Me” the trio formed in Oslo, Norway in 1982 and later moved to London, England to take their career to new heights. It was there they sourced their name taking inspiration from a typical English exclamation. It was also around this time that the trio were introduced to their future manager John Ratcliff.

In 1985 a-ha released their debut album “Hunting High and Low” which officially put them on the map and catapulted into international stardom. Peaking at number one in the Norwegian charts and number two in the UK, the album featured the tracks “Torn”, “The Sun Always Shines on T.V.” and of course the smash hit single “Take On Me”. You’ll hear renditions of the popular track all over the world, whether it’s in karaoke bars or covered by artists such as a1, Tori Amos and ska-punk band Reel Big Fish. The success of the album earned the band a Grammy nomination for Best New Band. The following year the album was also named the best-selling album of the year.

a-ha were invited to play at the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony held in Oslo performing alongside Shania Twain, Elton John and Enrique Iglesias. At the end of “Foot of the Mountain” tour cycle, in 2010 the band announced that they would be calling it a day.

To mark 30 years of band history, in 2015 a-ha reunited to perform at Rock in Rio festival held in Brazil. In that remarkable length of time, the band have managed to amass a sale of over 80 million records worldwide, released nine studio albums, and inspired a multitude of bands such as Coldplay and Keane while remaining in the top list of highest grossing musicians in the world.

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So, A-ha return after a five year "farewell" to promote a new album, "Cast In Steel". Well, promote it, I'm not sure, since they played only two songs from it (compared with nine from the first two albums!). A real shame that, as the two they played, the title track and "Under the Makeup" were excellent.

That was one of a few gripes, the second being the lack of songs from later albums, notably Analogue and Memorial Beach, where "Celice" and "Dark is the Night" were omissions. Including those, and a couple more from the latest album would have addressed my third complaint, that the show was criminally short, at 1:45 mins. my final bugbear was one that I have with a lot of bands, that they save all of their 'big' songs for the encores - just wish they would spread them around, and leave the encores as they should be, for bonus songs.

Anyway, that aside, it was a great set, with all (except the two above) key songs represented, most notably in the three song mini-set, where Morten left the stage, for his place on vocals to be taken, in turn, by Pal, Magne and the support act/background vocalist Anni, on three fabulous numbers: "Velvet", "Lifelines" and "Here I Stand and Face The Rain." Then there were the classics, "Hunting High and Low" was awesome as always, as was "Take on Me" to close the encores.

A great show, and it's great to have them back. Hope it won't be long until the next gig.

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Norwegian new-wave/synth pop outfit A-Ha were a staple addition to the European airwaves throughout the 1980s having scored numerous hit singles. Despite having disbanded and reunited many times, the group is well and truly back in the musical zone and are planning to release a new album towards the end of 2015. The current setlist though is all about the pop classics of their heyday and it is these vintage gems that keeps fans old and new continuing to attend the tours in high numbers.

The fact the original trio remains in tact helps with the fantastic showmanship they attain as they not only have a natural rapport with each other, but they also convey this rapport to the crowds for are so enthusiastic throughout the show. This is mainly due to the pace never dropping off as the gig is constantly propped up by the appearance of mega hits such as 'The Sun Always Shines on T.V.' and 'Cry Wolf'. These sound as shimmering and shining as ever, yet it is perhaps the encore of 'Take On Me' that receives the largest singalong of the evening. From the deafening final applause, it is no wonder the group have reformed so many times.

I’ve always been a fan of A-Ha. Being an 80s child I listened to them growing up and well into the 1990s. I admit I still listened to them even after most had moved on. Their eclectic music beats and lyrics makes giving them up hard to do. They’re just an 80s band that keeps coming back and back.

Anyway, I saw them live back in 2009. It was my first time too. So after listening to them for nearly 20 years, I finally got to see them alive. Was I disappointed? Not at all! They were flipping amazing.

Their stage setup was quintessentially 1980s but with a modern flair There were no outlandish costumes, but just a fun business casual look. The crowd was cheering in delight and some older members of the crowd had taken out their lighters and stared swinging them side to side. Just like they do in movies. The experience made me feel amazing and it was an auditory experience I’ll never forget in my life.

There are few 1980s bands I’ll bother watching live, but A-Ha is one I’ll buy another ticket for if they’re ever playing live close by. There’s no way I would give up a chance to listen to them again.

When you mention a Norwegian born band that formed in 1982 and that specialise in synth pop, you would probably be at a loose end to conjure up an accompanying name. But then you recall the song ‘Take on me’ and it all begins to ring a bell. I give you… a-ha. The musical trio from Oslo. With over 80 million albums sold worldwide, and having inspired such bands as Coldplay and Keane, the band is one of the most commercially successful bands in the world. They have produced an incredible nine studio albums and have even performed at the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in 1998, alongside such global superstars as Elton John and Shania Twain. The band have reassembled after their split to tour once more and you would be a fool to deny yourself this one chance to see the band reformed in all their former glory. The band performs all their greatest 80s and 90s hits for the crowd, allowing everyone to sing along to each beloved classic. 'The Sun Always Shines on T.V.' and 'Cry Wolf’ take precedence but it is, of course, ‘Take on me’ that ends the night on a climactic high.

The show was excellent. The boys have definitely not lost their touch. Morten´svoice is still young and able to hit the high notes. A good mic of the old hits and some (not very) new material. The arrangements were mostly new and some songs were just unbelievable. As always, the show ended with "Take on me" - this time in an acoustic version with only the 3 guys. Excellent.

The O2 arena is, in my opinion, very good for this kind of music. We were in section 108 so rather far from the stage but with the good acoustics and some help from the screen, it was just great.

What was not so good (and this hurts to say) was the audience around us. 1,5 hours after the show should have started, loads of people with loads of beer were still pouring in. During the show, many seemingly ignored the music, had loud conversations during the show and went in and out for more beer. Very disturbing for us who went there to listen to music. Manners?

I was a little disappointed with A Ha. I didn't feel much energy coming from the stage. The music was great. At one stage Mags commented about the audience being a little flat. But the energy of a gig comes from the stage, feeds the audience, which feeds back to the stage. So it could have been better.

I was not impressed with the venue at all. My wife is in a wheelchair. We were stuck at the side and could only see half the screens at the back of the stage. The downstairs gents toilet had one of only 2 cubicles blocked. One other 2 disabled toilets was blocked. And the bar was rubbish. Poor choice. Poor service. We were at Royal Concert Hall the previous night. A full bar with slick service. Get your act together Armadillo. The audience deserves better.

This was the first time ever I saw A-ha! I grew up with the music because my mom is a big fan of them.

Also, this was the first time I went to HMH (Heineken Music Hall). Most of the time I go to 'metal' concerts and most of the time they preform in 013 Tilburg. So I was pretty excited to go HMH.

I'm disabled and need to sit in a wheelchair, I was really shocked there was no office box or something else. I had to 'stand' in the regular line. People were pushing me and I didn't feel safe.

The show was great and I was shocked Mortan could still sing the high notes! I got goose bumps when they played Hunting high and low!

I had a great time and made my mom very happy with the tickets!

A great evening, eventually, with a well thought out selection of songs from a-ha's 30yr back catalogue along with a good light show. The evening was almost spoilt by Morten seemingly having serious issues with his earpiece which made him appear serious and grumpy for the first half a dozen or so songs. He then explained that due to travel issues from Glasgow the band were unable to soundcheck and so were doing it as they went along. The second half of the concert was far better once he had engaged with the audience. A final encore including The Sun Always Shines on TV, Living Daylights and Take on Me rounded of a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

Absolutely splendid evening.

It was a shaky start with Morten's microphone not working, but it soon improved. All their biggest hits plus a demo version of Train of Thought that was very interesting. The guys still have it...and are looking great.

Highlights were Sun always Shines on TV, I've Been Losing You and Analogue, which they do not sing often enough. I think this was the 13th time I have seen the band, the frst being in 1985, and they certainly did not disappoint.

Amazing! Morten's vocals and the sound was excellent. Would definitely see A-ha again as they are absolutely brilliant live. Played all the classics and some newer tunes too. Would loved to hear more from their Minor Earth, Major Sky or Lifelines albums but ran out of time...too many great songs to fit into one gig!

A nice intimate venue with great acoustics, the Oslo Spektrum was convenient to get to with decent facilities.

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• Living a Boy's Adventure Tale Play Video
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• Fri 27 May London, OVO Arena, Wembley a-ha
• Wed 25 May M&S Bank Arena Liverpool a-ha
• Tue 24 May The BIC, Bournemouth a-ha
• Sat 19 Jun → Sun 27 Jun Lisbon, Parque Da Bela Vista Rock In Rio Lisboa 2021 Foo Fighters, The National, Liam Gallagher, Black Eyed Peas, Ivete Sangalo…
• Sat 15 May Utilita Arena Birmingham a-ha
• Fri 14 May London, OVO Arena, Wembley a-ha
• Wed 12 May M&S Bank Arena Liverpool a-ha
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• Sat 14 Nov London, OVO Arena, Wembley a-ha
• Fri 13 Nov Utilita Arena Birmingham a-ha
• Wed 11 Nov M&S Bank Arena Liverpool a-ha
• Tue 10 Nov The BIC, Bournemouth a-ha
• Sat 20 Jun → Sun 28 Jun Lisbon, Parque Da Bela Vista Rock In Rio Lisboa 2020 Black Eyed Peas, Camila Cabello, Foo Fighters, The National, Liam Gallagher…

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• Wed 6 Nov Brighton Centre a-ha
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• Wed 30 Oct SSE Arena, Belfast a-ha
• Sun 17 Jun Darlington Arena a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
• Sat 16 Jun Blackpool Football Club a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
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• Sun 10 Jun Cambs Glass Abbey Stadium (Cambridge United Football Club) a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
• Sat 9 Jun Yeovil, Huish Park Stadium a-ha, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
• Thu 7 Jun Canterbury, The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence a-ha, OMD, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey

February 2018

• Wed 14 Feb London, The O2 a-ha
• Tue 29 Mar Utilita Arena Birmingham a-ha
• Mon 28 Mar Glasgow, The OVO Hydro a-ha
• Sat 26 Mar London, The O2 a-ha
• Fri 25 Mar Manchester, The AO Arena a-ha

November 2010

• Sat 27 Nov London, OVO Arena, Wembley A-Ha a-ha
• Fri 26 Nov The BIC, Bournemouth A-Ha a-ha
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