By March 3, 1977, when ABBA performed live in Sydney, they were riding high on the global success of their album "Arrival." Released in October 1976, "Arrival" featured the iconic hit "Dancing Queen," which became one of the band's signature songs. This live performance took place during their first Australian tour, which included eleven shows across the country. At this time, ABBA was not just a pop sensation in Europe but was rapidly gaining significant popularity in other territories, including Australia. Interestingly, their performances blended theatricality with strong musicianship, reflecting both their studio sophistication and their ability to captivate live audiences. This Sydney concert marked a pivotal moment for the band as it solidified their reputation as an international pop phenomenon.