Facebook
Notification
Redland Bayside News
  • News & Editorial
  • Digital Editions
  • Pickup Locations
  • Advertise With Us
  • News & Editorial
  • Digital Editions
  • Pickup Locations
  • Advertise With Us
  • Digital Editions
  • Pickup Locations
Facebook
Notification
Redland Bayside News
  • News & Editorial
  • Digital Editions
  • Pickup Locations
  • Advertise With Us
  • News & Editorial
  • Digital Editions
  • Pickup Locations
  • Advertise With Us
  • Digital Editions
  • Pickup Locations
Redland Bayside News > Events > Stepping into sequins: Bringing ABBA’s magic to Capalaba
Events

Stepping into sequins: Bringing ABBA’s magic to Capalaba

Rowan Anderson
Rowan Anderson
Published: October 9, 2025
Share
3 Min Read
Gold – The Ultimate ABBA Show will have the crowd up and dancing at the Koala Tavern, Capalaba on Saturday night.
Gold – The Ultimate ABBA Show will have the crowd up and dancing at the Koala Tavern, Capalaba on Saturday night.
SHARE

SEQUINS, platform boots and timeless pop hits: Gold – The Ultimate ABBA Show is bringing all the magic of one of history’s most famous foursomes back to the stage.

When Kat Meakin first joined Gold – The Ultimate ABBA Show in 2014, she was stepping into the glittering shoes of Agnetha.

Her very first performance was on a cruise ship, a far cry from the packed theatres she plays today.

Now, more than a decade later, Meakin has made the transition to performing as Frida – giving her a unique perspective on both of ABBA’s legendary leading ladies.

- Advertisement -

“It’s amazing to know the show inside out and play both incredible vocalists,” she said.

“I still get nervous, but it’s always huge amounts of excitement and energy.

“The show is pure joy.”

Growing up in a musical family, her parents played plenty of ’70s records, with ABBA on high rotation, with that connection only growing over the years.

“ABBA’s music is timeless because the songs are so joyful and relatable,” she said.

“With the movies and stage shows like Mamma Mia!, it’s been introduced to every new generation – so the music just keeps living on.

“It’s honestly amazing and heartwarming.

“Watching people of all ages singing every word gives you goosebumps.

“It feels like one big joyful ABBA family out there.”

The costumes are another highlight – for both performer and crowd, Meakin admits she has a soft spot for the classics.

“I love the ’70s outfits – Agnetha in her cat suit with the big teal feathered cape, and Frida in her short, full sequin skirt with that huge cape,” she said.

“It’s so iconic, and the crowd loves it.”

This year’s tour is extra special, marking 50 years since the release of Mamma Mia! and ABBA’s self-titled album.

As for ABBA’s legacy, Meakin believes it’s already cemented in pop culture.

“Their music never goes out of style,” she said.

“ABBA are living legends and even after they’re gone, their songs will live forever.

“Their music will continue to bring joy to fans all around the world.”

And what can audiences expect when Gold – The Ultimate ABBA Show hits the stage?

“All the hits, the iconic costumes, the sparkle, the energy, and the fun,” Meakin said.

“It’s a celebration of ABBA’s music with all the moves, the sequins, and plenty of moments to sing and dance along.”

Gold – The Ultimate ABBA Show plays the Koala Tavern at Capalaba on Saturday night at 8pm with tickets available via Oztix.

TAGGED:Capalaba
Share This Article
Facebook Email Print

Latest Redlands News

Fast lane to 2032: Schrinner unveils 21-point Olympic legacy plan promising homes, transport upgrades and quicker approvals
Brisbane City Council Featured News
Young journalist brings neighbours together
Community Featured News
Shannon Noll to Headline Free Straddie Hoedown This Weekend
Shannon Noll bringing party
Events Featured News
With its mix of music, machinery and mid-century flair, GreazeFest continues to be one of Cleveland’s most distinctive events.
GreazeFest set to rev up Cleveland again
Events
CHANGING FORTUNES: Redlands Cricket female members will benefit from the $1 million State Government-funded women’s changeroom at Wellington Point’s EGW Wood Sportsfield.
Cricket lease approved to unlock $1 million women’s changeroom
Sport
Redlands United goalscorer Bailey Paxton sends the ball forward in his side’s dramatic 1-1 draw with Robina City. PHOTO: Ray Gardner
Redlands denied win by late equaliser
Sport
The Weinam Street Jetty will close for an extended period.
Redland Bay Jetty closed for repairs
Community

You Might Also Like

BOOK LAUNCH: Brian Eaton’s war memoirs have been published by his two daughters in Radio Spitfire.
Seniors

Stories behind the medals brought to life in Radio Spitfire

June 15, 2023
IMPORTANT STEP: Russell Field MP has joined calls for stronger bail laws as the next stage of the State Government’s Adult Crime, Adult Time reforms.
Community

Field urges community to back LNP stronger bail laws petition

June 24, 2026
SMART COOKIES: Jean Spencer plays Florrie in the Redlands Coast Museum Australia Day play Dinkum Assorted.
Events

Dinkum Assorted brings wartime women to centre stage at museum

January 23, 2026
TALENTED CAST: This Hello Dolly production by Savoyards is an experience not to be missed.
Events

Hello Dolly: A class act by Savoyards Society at Iona Performing Arts Centre

October 2, 2025

Published by Local News Group QLD. Dedicated to connecting local communities through informative and engaging media.

  • Contact Us
  • Advertise With Us
  • Quick Links
  • Community
  • Featured News
  • Sport
  • Cleveland
  • Real Estate
  • Redland City Council
  • Seniors
  • Capalaba
  • Redlands
  • Business
  • Victoria Point
  • Redland Bay
  • Birkdale
  • Fishing
  • Entertainment
  • Wynnum
  • Wellington Point
  • Alexandra Hills
  • Finance
  • Disability News
Copyright © 2026 Local News Group - Website by LNG Digital
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?