Ace of Base, the Swedish pop phenomenon that revolutionised the 1990s music scene, is pulling back the curtain on their extraordinary journey. From their record-shattering debut album Happy Nation The Sign to the behind-the-scenes struggles that shaped their story, this all-new documentary series, ACE OF BASE: ALL THAT SHE WANTS, offers an intimate, unfiltered look at one of the world’s most successful pop groups.
It premiered in the US on the December 5 2024, this three-part series takes fans beyond the music, revealing the triumphs, challenges, and untold stories that turned four friends from Gothenburg into global icons.
With timeless anthems like All That She Wants, The Sign, and Don’t Turn Around, Ace of Base became a worldwide sensation, selling over 28 million copies of their debut album and reaching #1 on charts across the globe. Even today, their music resonates, boasting over 11 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
But their meteoric rise wasn’t without its struggles. The documentary captures the bittersweet realities of their fame: relentless touring, creative tensions, and personal challenges that tested the band’s bond. Featuring rare, never-before-seen footage and candid interviews, ACE OF BASE: ALL THAT SHE WANTS provides a raw, honest account of their journey.
This is more than a celebration of chart-topping success. The series dives deep into the band’s most personal moments, uncovering the highs and lows of their career. From Ulf Ekberg’s harrowing security threats during world tours to Jenny Berggren’s traumatic fan encounter, the documentary exposes the darker side of fame. Yet, it’s also a testament to their resilience, creativity, and the enduring magic of their music.
Their meteoric rise wasn’t without its struggles. The documentary captures the bittersweet realities of their fame: relentless touring, creative tensions, and personal challenges that tested the band’s bond. Featuring rare, never-before-seen footage and candid interviews, ACE OF BASE: ALL THAT SHE WANTS provides a raw, honest account of their journey.
Originally debuting on Viaplay, the documentary now streams across many global platforms. In Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Iceland, you can catch it on Viaplay (Denmark also offers it via DR). UK viewers can enjoy it on Viaplay through Amazon Prime, while in the US, it’s available on Amazon Prime, Xfinity, Roku, and Sling TV. Additionally, audiences in Poland can watch via Canal+, in Greece through Vodafone, and in Israel on Hot TV and Yes. Australian viewers can stream it on SBS, and in Indonesia, it’s available on Mola TV. No matter where you are, there’s an option to enjoy this documentary with ease.
