Norwegian 1980s pop legends A-ha are to play Glasgow's SSE Hydro next March. Here's what Magne Furuholmen had to say when Teddy Jamieson caught up with hin recently Looking better, perhaps, than he ...

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“You write a song in your youth and you don’t write for a particular group of people one way or another; you write it for everyone. But then stuff like this happens,” Furuholmen tells Rolling Stone.

When Magne Furuholmen of Norwegian rockers A-ha looks back on the incredible success of the band that went from being a couple of friends making music in a small Scandanavian town to a huge act ...

UPDATE: Warner Music Singapore announced on 28 February 2020 that a-ha’s concert Hunting High And Low Live In Singapore, which was scheduled on 21 March 2020 at Turf Club@Kranji, has been cancelled ...

Name Magne/mags/magne f/magne a (in Apparatjik)/magne furuholmen–take your pick. I’ve been called many things and answer to most (except “Asshole”). Best known for (Still) being the youngster in A-ha ...

Despite having one of the hardest-to-sing choruses in pop history — a fact easily confirmed by a trip to any karaoke bar — a-ha’s “Take on Me” is one of the most beloved singles of the Eighties. But ...

He's looking well, isn't he? Looking better, perhaps, than he did in the days before he was an artist, in the days when he was in one of the biggest pop bands in the planet. You don't recognise him?

Eighties Norwegian synth-pop band A-Ha isn’t happy about Donald Trump taking inspiration from the classic video of their 1985 hit “Take on Me.” Magne Furuholmen, the keyboardist and co-songwriter, ...