Biography

After three attempts, "Take on Me" became a hit in the U.K., hitting number two in November 1985 and bringing Norwegian pop band a-ha mainstream popularity. Due to the exposure of its stunning video on MTV, the song went to number one in the U.S. The album Hunting High and Low subsequently reached the Top Ten. The press were quick to dismiss them as a teeny bop sensation; however, a-ha released several albums throughout the next two decades and developed a very devout fan base, culminating in Singles 1984-2004, a collection that put the band back on the U.K. Top 20 Albums chart. ~ Kelvin Hayes

Top Tracks

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• Birthright

• Dark Is The Night For All

• Forever Not Yours

• Hunting High And Low

• I Wish I Cared

• Keeper Of The Flame

• Lifelines

• Little Black Heart

• Minor Earth Major Sky

• October

• Scoundrel Days

• Stay On These Roads

• Take On Me

• The Living Daylights

• The Summers Of Our Youth

• The Sun Always Shines On T.v.

• The Sun Always Shines On Tv

• The Swing Of Things

• Touchy!

• Turn The Lights Down

• White Dwarf

• You Are The One

Discography

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• Ending On a High Note: The Final Concert: Live At Oslo Spektrum: December 4th, 2010

  Digital Distribution Turkey / Universal Import / Universal Music / We Love Music

  2011

• Foot of the Mountain

  Universal Distribution

  2009

• How Can I Sleep with Your Voice in My Head

  WEA International

  2003

• Lifelines

  WEA International

  2002

• Minor Earth Major Sky

  WEA International

  2000

• Memorial Beach

  Warner Bros. / WEA International

  1992

• East of the Sun, West of the Moon

  Warner Bros.

  1990

• Stay on These Roads

  Warner Bros.

  1988

• Scoundrel Days

  Warner Bros.

  1986

• Hunting High and Low

  Warner Bros.

  1985