The members of ABBA—Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid "Frida" Lyngstad—are currently engaged in various creative and honorary activities following their reunion. After decades apart since their hiatus in 1982, they reunited in 2016 to record new music, resulting in their 2021 album "Voyage." They also launched a virtual concert residency called ABBA Voyage in London in 2022, which features digital avatars of the members as they appeared in 1979, performing with a live band. This immersive concert is scheduled to continue until at least mid-2024. Aside from the group activities, Björn Ulvaeus has faced personal challenges and continues to reflect on the future of ABBA Voyage , noting ethical questions about continuing the show indefinitely. Benny Andersson remains musically active with his orchestra and side projects, while Agnetha Fältskog and Frida Lyngstad have expressed joy in reuniting and working together again, though public reunions may be rare now due to their age. In 2024, the group was honored with the Commander of the First Class of the Order of the Vasa by Sweden’s King and Queen for their contributions to music. There are indications from members that the recent public reunion might be one of the last occasions they come together publicly, underscoring the band's advanced age. In summary, ABBA remains a celebrated and active entity primarily through their virtual concert project and individual musical and personal pursuits, maintaining their legacy in the international music scene.