As a-ha's twenty-five year career draws to a close, a new compilation called '25' will be released that includes hits and classics from all of their studio albums.... More

The deluxe version of the remastered edition of a-ha's sophomore release Scoundrel Days has been expanded with demos for each album track; the B-side "This Alone Is Love" as well as unreleased live performances... More

The deluxe remastered edition of a-ha's debut album Hunting High and Low uncovers several unreleased gems such as an instrumental version of "Take On Me" and an early version of the same song called "Lesson One"... More

"It was about time that we reached out a little more," says a-ha singer Morten Harket of the group's new album Foot Of The Mountain. The album marks a return to the classic pop sound that made a-ha one of the biggest acts in the world... More

After a three-and-a-half year break, Morten Harket, Magne Furuholmen and Paul Waaktaar-Savoy are back. With their eighth studio album and a European tour, a-ha continue their remarkable career... More

a-ha celebrated their 20th anniversary with the release of a new singles collection. Throughout their career, a-ha has officially released 32 singles. 13 of them became top ten singles in the UK, and... More

"Allow me to present a unique historical document: an exclusive CD with 12 cuts from a-ha's glory days, available only as part of this publication. Here are the original demos of "Take On Me" and "The Swing of Things"... More

The live album came together by recording every show during the last six weeks of the tremendously successful and critically acclaimed Lifelines World Tour, which took a-ha from the Baltic States... More

With Lifelines, a-ha began to collaborate in new ways. Eight of the songs are written by Magne, four of which were written together with Morten. The album went platinum in Norway, and the ensuing seven-month... More

After reforming in 1998 to perform two songs together at the Nobel Peace Prize concert, a-ha decided to make it more than a one-time thing... More

"a-ha's sixth album, Memorial Beach, was recorded primarily at Prince's Paisley Park studios outside Minneapolis in the U.S. Featured among the tracks is "Angel in the Snow,"... More

This "greatest hits" album was released by Warner Music worldwide (except in the US and Canada) in 1991. It contains 15 of a-ha's "hits" as well as a new track, "Move to Memphis," which was released as a new single to promote the CD... More

a-ha's fourth album, East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon, marked a departure from their previous albums, acoustic guitars were added into the mix, and the piano replaced the keyboard/synthesizer of previous albums... More

a-ha's third album, described by Magne as "a hard album to make," added four more top 20 songs to a-ha's growing list of hits; the title track, 'The Blood That Moves the Body,' 'Touchy' and 'You Are the One.'... More

Released in the midst of the 1986 world tour, songs from Scoundrel Days infused a-ha's live setlist with a new, darker sound. A departure from the pure pop of Hunting High and Low... More

Beginning with a bang, a-ha's debut album sold more than eight million copies worldwide and spawned three #1 hits. In the fall of 1986, "Take On Me" and "The Sun Always Shines on T.V." were nominated for 11 MTV... More