ABBA Japan 80 oversized hoodie
Stay cozy and celebrate the legendary ABBA Japan Tour of 1980 with our navy oversized hoodie. Featuring a bold reimagined backstage pass print on the back and a subtle Japan 80 logo on the chest.
During their stay in Japan, ABBA performed 11 concerts across Japan, with six sold out shows at Tokyo's celebrated Nippon Budokan Hall. Only a few acts, like the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, had sold out this prestigious venue to the same extent as ABBA.
ABBA Japan 80 oversized hoodie combines timeless design with modern comfort. Made from a soft cotton-polyester blend, it offers a relaxed, oversized fit perfect for layering—downsize for a more tailored look. Whether you're an ABBA fan or simply love vintage-inspired style, this hoodie is the ultimate blend of comfort and nostalgia.
Inspired by the North America, Europe & Japan tour in 1979-1980 – ABBA’s third concert tour.
ABBA arrived in Tokyo on March 9, 1980, after leaving Sweden on March 8. Their arrival was met with overwhelming fanfare, with around 100 photographers storming through a wall of 200 policemen to catch a glimpse of the band at Tokyo's Narita Airport. The New Otani Hotel in Tokyo became their base, but they were virtually prisoners inside, unable to move freely due to the intense pressure from fans and media.
Budokan concert
During their stay, ABBA performed 11 concerts across Japan, with six sold out shows at Tokyo's celebrated Nippon Budokan Hall. Only a few acts, like the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, had sold out this prestigious venue to the same extent as ABBA. The Japanese performances closely mirrored their North American and European shows from the previous year, with minor changes, including singing parts of "I Have A Dream" in Japanese. Their performance at the Budokan on 27 March was their last live performance on what would prove to be their last tour.
