Posted By: Catherine 
Comments: (7)
Setlist:
The Sun Always Shines on TV
Move to Memphis
The Blood That Moves The Body
Scoundrel Days
Stay On These Roads
Forever Not Yours
Manhattan Skyline
Hunting High And Low
The Bandstand
We’re Looking For The Whales
Butterfly Butterfly
Crying In The Rain
Minor Earth Major Sky
Summer Moved On
The Swing Of Things
I’ve Been Losing You
Foot Of The Mountain
Cry Wolf
Analogue
The Living Daylights
Take On Me
Photos
Photos by Karen Wilson. More photos available on a-ha.com’s Flickr page.
Videos
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Time: 13:57 pm 
What can i say WOW WOW WOW,i was lucky enough to be front row centre at the LG and nottingham,i think nottingham just had the edge,amazing vocals as usual,morten did’nt need to keep going over to the sound guys as he was great,it was just over to quickly,thanks to aha for there great music i am just hopeing in a few years time they might just get back togeter and do a few concerts,will be ever hopefull
just one moan really it would of been nice if morten could of given us a wave as he drove off as we were waiting in the freezing cold.
Nottingham was magical, everything just a little bit better, Morten smiled more, Paul played with gusto and well Magne is Magne and without him comparing It wouldnt be so much fun.
I was 14 when I first went to see Aha at the royal concert hall in nottingham My friend told me to close my mouth after the first song I was so shocked seeing you in the flesh, then you sang my favorite song Hunting High and Low wow I was hooked forever every year you came to nottingham I was there
I loved the occassion getting dressed up, the anticipation maybe months of waiting after buying the tickets luckly for me the worst seats I ever had where 12 rows back at Birmingham, most watching from the first couple of rows back I loved the gel of the band morten concentrating on getting his voice perfect and playing with his earpiece, Paul and his guitar and magnes wicked keyboard playing the funny quips and a great compare holding it togther Im a lot older now facing forty my lifes wonderful three beautiful children who each know the aha cds and songs (some from singstar playstaion) Everypart of my life has been more fun from being a fan of aha, the music you turn to when your happy, or sad, a song on the radio or in a store the nicest thing is the memories of each concert and standing there 25 later 4 rows from the front I can remember that 14 year old girl
Sunday 21 November 2010
Trent FM Arena, Nottingham
WOW, OMG, FANTASTIC, AMAZING, WONDERFUL, SUPERB, let the compliments be endless as a-ha were just simply fabulous; the show was well composed and executed by everyone which unfortunately makes me depressed because I will never experience such live performance(s) again by a-ha, but I do consider myself lucky to have been with a-ha for Scoundrel Days, Stay on these Roads, Analogue and Ending on a High. My only disappointment on Sunday was that Morten only came to “my side of the stage” once.
In 1985 you said “Take on Me” and I did! 25 years of pure bliss and definitely ENDING ON A HIGH! Morten, Mags & Paul, thank you for being you; thank you for a-ha; LOVE Steph xxx
Sunday night’s concert at the Nottingham Arena was everything I wanted it to be and more. Saying farewell was never going to be easy but a-ha gave us a night to remember and left everyone on a high even though it was the end of something special. I’ve been a fan since hearing the first album and have enjoyed being a part of the ride. Thanks guys, for everything. It’s been a pleasure.
Sitting (well standing)from my 6th row seat, i want to say what a Wonderful show it was on Sunday night in Nottingham, everything i expected and more. You guys were on the top of your game, certainly ‘Ending on a High’. I clapped along, i danced and yes i cried too! I have been a fan for the whole of your career and have seen you a number of times over the years, each time better than before. Thank you guys for the last 25 yrs and good luck with your future choices, i for one will miss you tons!!
I felt privileged from my fourth row seat in front of Morten, the timing of this during the British Art Show, and my own final (minor) exhibition of art work was not only relayed on screen, but also appreciated by Magne, as ever, which is more than I can say for the *ahem* piece @ New Art Exchange in Nottingham… The banner read: “A-ha thankyou for 25 years: With love from all the fans” i Norsk
It’s been a tough year for me this year (hugs to Morten!) but focussing on A-ha has kept it going (not sure what!). Creativity 
Absolutely loved the atmosphere, singing along to Hunting High And Low, rocking out to Analogue, getting a bit tearful during the photobook montage…. I had a lump in my throat (and your voice in my head!) during Cry Wolf, and I normally love Cry Wolf! There were tears, and hugs, and a whole lot of love. TUSEN TAKK for a very special evening, I can’t really express any more love for you without going into overdrive, so will shut up now!!
The Nottingham concert (sun 21st nov) was fantastic, wonderful, better than I could ever imagine. I’ve been a fan since 85,I was 16 when I first saw A-ha live, at The Royal Albert Hall London. I could not stop screaming, singing and dancing. I knew then that they were special. Their music has meant so much to me and have seen me through some very sad and happy times. A-HA You are FANTASTIC!!! I wish you. Morten, Mags and Paul luck for your last concerts in Oslo. I wish i could have be there. Thanks for 25 years. Miss you. Love you lots xxxx. A-HA FOREVER