The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 across the BBC – BBC

In its 69th year, Eurovision is heading home, as the world’s greatest singing competition returns to Switzerland, hosts of the very first contest back in 1956
May is officially Eurovision month! To mark the annual return of the Eurovision Song Contest – the world’s biggest music competition – the BBC are serving up a fiesta of Eurovision delights across TV, radio and online to bring the nation together for a month of Euro-love and to cheer on the UK act, Remember Monday.
In its 69th year, Eurovision is heading home, as the world’s greatest singing competition returns to Switzerland, hosts of the very first contest back in 1956. Eurovision will return to the land of cheese, chocolate and dramatic vistas as the Swiss once again welcome audiences from across the globe – and 37 competing countries – to the beautiful city of Basel to see who can follow in Nemo’s footsteps and be crowned the new Eurovision Song Contest 2025 champion.
Audiences can marvel at all Eurovision has to offer as the contest will be broadcast live across BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds.
Ahead of the Eurovision Grand Final (Saturday 17 May), where 26 countries will perform to be crowned the new Eurovision 2025 champion, there are two live Semi-Finals (Tuesday 13 May and Thursday 15th May) for Eurovision fans to review all 37 countries competing in the Eurovision Song Contest. The top ten countries from each Semi-Final will make it through to Saturday’s Grand Final. In Thursday’s Semi Final 2, viewers will also be treated to the first performance on the Eurovision stage from the UK representatives, Remember Monday, singing their entry song ‘What The Hell Just Happened?’. UK audiences can also vote for their favourites in this Semi-Final.
As one of the Big Five countries (United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, France, Italy), the United Kingdom has a guaranteed place in Saturday’s Grand Final, but Remember Monday will still perform for Europe as part of Semi-Final 2. Switzerland is also guaranteed a place in the Grand Final due to them being hosts this year.
The Eurovision Song Contest Semi-Finals and Grand Final continue to be amongst the most popular Entertainment programmes on the BBC, with the Grand Final in 2024 reaching an average audience of 7.9 million people in the UK.
Eurovision is also one of the most popular Entertainment programmes for younger audiences on the BBC, with 1.3 million 16-34 year olds tuning in for the Grand Final last year.
This Eurovision will be the most accessible yet for our audiences with live Audio description and live signing available on BBC iPlayer and the Red Button.
BBC Interim Director of Unscripted, Syeda Irtizaali, says: “The BBC is the home of Eurovision in the UK and 2025 is set to continue that trend as we celebrate the contest on all our platforms, from TV, radio and online. We have Scott Mills’ Radio 2 Breakfast show coming to audiences live every morning from the Eurovision host city, Basel, for a week; A show stopping exclusive performance from the UK’s act, Remember Monday, on The One Show; A Doctor Who x Eurovision crossover and a one-off special on BBC One and iPlayer, When Graham Met Remember Monday. We really are pulling out all the stops this year to surprise and delight audiences with all things Eurovision. So, get in the party mood as the BBC’s Eurovision content offering this year is not to be missed this May!”
On Saturday 17 May or Super Saturday the BBC brings the nation together for a night of epic TV watching. Audiences can enjoy the crème de la crème of television, starting with a Eurovision special episode of Doctor Who (The Interstellar Song Contest) which will hit screens just before the Eurovision Grand Final itself. Whether you’re organising a Eurovision party with friends, or at home with the family, it is set to be a night to remember as the BBC brings people together to cheer on Remember Monday at the Eurovision 2025.
The BBC’s Eurovision Song Contest 2025 coverage is a BBC Studios Entertainment production, commissioned by Kalpna Patel-Knight, Head of Entertainment at the BBC. The Executive Producer and Head of Delegation is Andrew Cartmell and the Assistant Head of Delegation is Lucy Youngman. The Creative Director for BBC Studios Entertainment North is Pete Ogden and Suzy Lamb is the Managing Director of Entertainment & Music at BBC Studios. The Commissioning Editor for the BBC is Ruby Kuraishe.
For the latest information on the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2025, follow @bbceurovision on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
BBC audiences will be treated to an array of special programming in celebration of the most spectacular music contest on the planet.
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Friday 9 May, 10.40pm – BBC One and iPlayer
In this one-off special, Eurovision 2025: When Graham Met Remember Monday, Eurovision legend, Graham Norton, meets Remember Monday, the UK’s act for Eurovision 2025, for an in-depth, candid chat ahead of the biggest performance of their lives. With just days to go before this year’s contest begins in Basel, Switzerland, the voice of Eurovision himself, Graham Norton, gets all the gossip from the talented trio (Charlotte, Holly and Lauren) as they share the excitement, chaos, fun, and intensity that accompanies being chosen as the act to represent the UK at the 69th edition of Eurovision.
Since their announcement as the UK Eurovision act back in March with their song ‘What The Hell Just Happened?’, Remember Monday have taken to their jobs as UK Eurovision ambassadors with aplomb. In a bid to garner global support and legions of new fans across Europe and beyond ahead of the contest, the band have thrown themselves in to a whirlwind European press tour, performed live at pre-parties for Eurovision superfans, met some of their fellow competitors, sang on an Icelandic trawler and performed at the Swiss embassy – unique moments that can only happen in Eurovision world!
The girls chat candidly about their hopes and fears of singing live in front of millions around the world, and they give viewers a glimpse behind the scenes of their Eurovision journey. Plus, as an extra special treat for Eurovision fans, the girls hint at the yet to be revealed staging plans.
With the countdown to Eurovision well and truly on, this special reveals the excitement and pressure felt by Remember Monday, as they prepare to fly the flag for the United Kingdom on the world’s biggest stage.
Tuesday 13 and Thursday 15 May, 8pm – BBC One and BBC iPlayer
The Semi-Finals will be broadcast live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, featuring commentary by Eurovision experts, Rylan and Scott Mills, live from the arena in Basel where they will oversee proceedings as 37 countries compete for their place in the Grand Final.
Each Semi-Final, hosted by Swiss stars, Hazel Brugger and Sandra Studer, will feature performances from the “Big Five” and former Swiss Eurovision contestants including last year’s winner, Nemo. This is a fitting tribute to the country that hosted the first Eurovision in 1956.
Tuesday 13 May, 8pm – BBC One and iPlayer
In the first Semi-Final, the first group of countries will compete for a place in Saturday’s Grand Final.
The 15 countries competing are: Iceland, Poland, Slovenia, Estonia, Ukraine, Sweden, Portugal, Norway, Belgium, Azerbaijan, San Marino, Albania, Netherlands, Croatia and Cyprus.
The ‘Big Five’ countries performing and voting during the first Semi-Final are: Italy, Spain and Switzerland.
Thursday 15 May, 8pm – BBC One and iPlayer
The second Semi-Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 will feature 16 different acts taking to the stage in the hope of securing a place in Saturday’s Grand Final. The United Kingdom act, Remember Monday, will also perform their song ‘What The Hell Just Happened?’ in this Semi-Final and viewers will see their spectacular performance on the Eurovision stage, ahead of the band doing it all over again during Saturday’s Grand Final.
Competing this evening are: Australia, Montenegro, Ireland, Latvia, Armenia, Austria, Greece, Lithuania, Malta, Georgia, Denmark, Czechia, Luxembourg, Israel, Serbia and Finland.
The ‘Big Five’ countries performing and voting during the second Semi-Final are: France, Germany and the United Kingdom.
During this Semi-Final, UK viewers will be able to vote for their favourites. Ten acts from each Semi-Final will make it through to Saturday’s Grand Final.
Saturday 17 May, 8pm – BBC One and BBC iPlayer
Guiding audiences through Europe’s biggest party night of the year providing the commentary during the Grand Final is seasoned Eurovision expert, Graham Norton. He will be sharing his unique insights on the 26 countries who will all be performing in the hopes of being crowned 2025’s winner.
Well-known Swiss faces, Hazel Brugger, Michelle Hunziker and Sandra Studer will be presenting the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 Grand Final when it comes to us from St. Jakobshalle, Basel. The Swiss broadcaster SRG SSR, say that the choice of the host trio for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 symbolises the values that define Switzerland: openness, diversity, multilingualism and a sense of togetherness.
Voting procedure: The result of the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest will be determined by a combination of points from national juries and viewer votes in the participating countries, along with a separate rest of the world vote. Each national jury is made up of a group of five music professionals in that country.
After viewers have cast their votes, each national spokesperson from the 37 participating countries will present the points of their professional jury live to the world.
After the presentation of the scores from the juries, the televoting points from all participating countries will be combined, providing one score for each song. These televoting results will then be announced by the hosts building towards a dramatic climax as the winner of Eurovision 2025 is announced.
More details regarding the voting procedure and how you can get involved can be found at bbc.co.uk/eurovision
Saturday 17 May – 8am on BBC iPlayer
In a special Eurovision themed episode of Doctor Who, the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu) travel to the 803rd Interstellar Song Contest, co-hosted by Rylan – where planets from across the universe compete for the top prize. Along for the ride is the King of Eurovision himself, Graham Norton, with stars of stage and screen Freddie Fox, Kadiff Kirwan, Charlie Condou and Miriam-Teak Lee.
The Interstellar Song Contest, written by Juno Dawson, is the sixth episode of the second season and will be available to watch on BBC iPlayer from 8am on Saturday 17 May.
Doctor Who is produced by Bad Wolf with BBC Studios for the BBC and Disney Branded Television.
BBC Radio 2 is the home of Eurovision 2025 on UK radio, and Eurovision obsessives Scott Mills, Rylan, Richie Anderson plus Sara Cox who is also joining the Radio 2 Eurovision family this year, will be in Basel all week as the excitement builds to Saturday night!
Scott and Rylan return as the station’s presenters for this year’s Grand Final which will be broadcast live on the network. The pair took up Radio 2 commentary duties for the Grand Final for the first time for Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool and again in Sweden in 2024, they will broadcasting live on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds from the centre of the action in Switzerland getting behind the UK act, Remember Monday, as well as cheering on all the other entries! Radio 2 and BBC Sounds will once again be broadcasting the Eurovision Semi-Finals live, presented by Sara Cox – who returns to the Eurovision commentary box this year – alongside Richie Anderson. Scott and Rylan will be hosting the Semi-Finals on BBC TV and BBC iPlayer.
The whole station will be building up the excitement, including The Scott Mills Breakfast Show broadcasting live from Basel from Monday to Friday in the week leading up to the Grand Final, whilst Richie Anderson will be out and about around the city all week getting a taste of what Switzerland has to offer.
The excitement reaches a peak on Super Saturday on 17th May with all the shows totally focussed on Eurovision ahead of the Grand Final that night. Presenters will be hearing from listeners, chatting to Scott and Rylan, welcoming special guests and getting the Eurovision party well and truly swinging! Also that day, Michelle Visage hosts Your Ultimate 21st Century Eurovision Song, revealing the nation’s Top 40 Eurovision entries between 2000 and 2024, as voted for by the UK public.
Helen Thomas, Head of Radio 2, says: “We know how much Eurovision means to Radio 2 listeners and we are proud to once again be your one-stop-Eurovision-shop! Tune in on Radio 2 and BBC Sounds and celebrate the contest and all things Basel with us through the whole week, from the big build up to the Semi-Finals, Grand Final and beyond!”
Scott says: “I cannot wait to be back in the commentary booth with Rylan, who will no doubt have perfected every dance routine for all 37 countries. We’ll be cheering on Remember Monday… who I’ve already agreed to get matching tattoos with if they get into the Top 5! And I’m so excited to be taking my Breakfast Show international as we broadcast from the heart of the contest in Basel for the whole week. Eurovision is a true celebration of diversity and I love sharing that with everyone – to do that for the first time on the UK’s biggest Breakfast Show is a dream!”
Rylan says: “Basel, I’m coming for you! It’s my favourite time of year and I can’t wait to be reunited with my Eurovision husband, Scott Mills, in the commentary booth! We’ll be cheering loudly for our girls Remember Monday! I know they’ve been told to avoid a night out with me, but I think I can persuade Richie and Sara Cox to join me at EuroClub instead…”
Sara says: “So excited to be in Basel and throw myself back into the crazy, rainbow hued feel-good fest that is Eurovision.“
Richie says: “I am delighted to be commentating on the Eurovision Song Contest Semi-Finals on Radio 2 again this year, and so happy I’ll be joined by Semi-Final commentating royalty, Sara Cox. This is my second year in the booth and, before my debut in Malmö last year, I actually listened back to Sara’s previous commentary from the archives, so it’s wild I’m now commentating alongside her! This is my fourth time at Eurovision, but I’ve loved it my whole life. After watching Gina G perform at my Auntie Jackie’s house back in 1996, I was hooked. For me, it’s the perfect mix of escapism and fun and I can’t wait to share that with our Radio 2 listeners.”
Monday 12 – Friday 16 May, 6.30-9.30am
Scott is broadcasting his show from Monday to Friday this week, live from Basel, Switzerland. He’ll be catching up with Graham Norton, Rylan, Remember Monday and some of this year’s other entries, while Richie Anderson will be out and about around the city getting a taste of what Switzerland has to offer and meeting fans of the Eurovision Song Contest who have travelled from far and wide to be at the centre of the action. Scott will also have all the gossip from backstage at the arena, as he wakes up the nation bleary-eyed the morning after each of the Semi Finals… before building up to the Grand Final with a special Big Guest Friday and Eurovision edition of the Wonder Years.
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Tuesday 13 and Thursday 15 May, 8pm-11pm
Sara Cox makes her return to the Eurovision Song Contest commentary booth, co-hosting alongside Radio 2 colleague and fellow fan of the contest, Richie Anderson. They’ll be live from the arena in Basel for Radio 2 and BBC Sounds’ coverage of the Semi-Finals tonight and on Thursday.
They’ll be bringing listeners their commentary from St. Jakobshalle arena, as we find out which country’s entries will be joining UK act, Remember Monday, in Saturday’s Grand Final alongside the acts from France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the host country Switzerland.
In Tuesday’s Semi-Final, fifteen countries are taking part, with the best ten qualifying for the Grand Final on Saturday night. On Thursday, Sara and Richie return with live coverage from the second of the Eurovision Semi-Finals, with sixteen countries taking part and the best ten qualifying for the Grand Final on Saturday night.
Sara previously commentated on the Eurovision Song Contest alongside Scott Mills in Düsseldorf (2011) and Baku (2012) and once again returned to the competition in 2021 when the contest was held in Rotterdam. Richie is a life-long Eurovision fan and has been known to host a Eurovision themed party on the night of the Grand Final! He was in Turin for the competition in 2022, reported live from Liverpool in 2023, and joined the BBC’s commentary team last year for the Semi Finals broadcast live from Malmö.
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Wednesday 14 May, 4-7pm
Sara Cox presents her Teatime show live from the centre of Basel. She’ll have the lowdown on Tuesday night’s first Semi-Final, which she is co-hosting Radio 2’s commentary for alongside Richie Anderson. Expect all the usual Teatime treats with a Swiss flavour!
Sara will be back on Radio 2 on Thursday presenting the second Semi-Final on Radio 2 with Richie.
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Friday 16 May, 9-11pm
Sophie Ellis-Bextor throws the Ultimate Eurovision Party with big tunes from Loreen, Verka, Gina G and loads of Eurodance favourites to get you in the mood for this year’s contest. Crank up the anthems and get Eurovision ready with your Kitchen Disco Queen!
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Saturday 17 May
Tony Blackburn brings you two hours of jam-packed hits from the 1960s. And in this Eurovision special, he will play every UK Eurovision entry from 1960-69! Expect to hear hits from Bryan Johnson, Kathy Kirby and Lulu.
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It’s Super Saturday on Radio 2, as all the presenters across the day build up the excitement and anticipation to the Eurovision Grand Final. Dermot will be playing some classic Eurovision vinyl and chatting to Rylan who’s live in Basel.
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Last year was Romesh’s first Eurovision Super Saturday experience on Radio 2. Back then he was completely new to the world of Eurovision, but this year he knows what to expect! Not only will he be backing our UK entrants, Remember Monday, but he’ll be joined by Eurovision superfan, Mel Giedroyc, and her partner-in-crime, Sue Perkins, to get excited for the big finale.
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Zoe Ball is super excited to take her seat right in the middle of Eurovision Super Saturday on Radio 2. She’ll be playing her favourite tracks from previous years of the contest, sharing the excitement with her listeners and crossing live to Scott Mills and Rylan to get a taste of the build-up in Basel ahead of the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025.
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Radio 2’s Michelle Visage presents Your Ultimate 21st Century Eurovision Song – a Top 40 countdown cavalcade of superb songs from the Eurovision Song Contests from 2000 to 2024. The chart was voted for by the listeners who could select from 67 songs comprised of all the winners from those years, plus a selection of other memorable entries drawn from the last 25 years of the contest, as chosen by Radio 2’s panel of Eurovision experts.
The show features everything from a truly Jepic performance from an Irish twin duo to Spain’s Slo Mo who gave Sam Ryder a run for his money, and Antonio Diodato’s moving performance which was delivered in an empty Verona amphitheatre in Italy during the pandemic and became an anthem. Rock is represented with Måneskin and Lord. There’s Mahmood, who changed the game at Eurovision 2019 with his fresh and daring entry for Italy performed in Tel Aviv very nearly winning him the competition, and many people learned to play the flute after watching Emmelie de Forest win with Only Teardrops in Malmö. Who could forget the iconic Scooch in Helsinki, Flying The Flag for the UK in 2007 and Sam Ryder’s stellar Spaceman in Turin in 2022! But where will they and more all come in this listener voted chart? Michelle will reveal all.
This show is available now on BBC Sounds along with Your Ultimate 21st Century Eurovision Song – The Extras, an hour-long bonus playlist featuring some of the songs that didn’t make the Top 40 chart.
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As the Grand Final gets ever closer, Radio 2’s early Breakfast presenter and Eurovision top fan, Owain Wyn Evans, takes the nation’s Eurovision excitement to peak level. He’ll be hearing from Eurovision parties happening across the country and playing three hours of requests from listeners before handing over to Scott and Rylan in Basel.
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Rylan and Scott Mills are once again hosting Radio 2 and BBC Sounds’ live coverage of the 2025 Eurovision Grand Final from St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland.
After co-hosting the Grand Final commentary for the first time in Liverpool – when the UK hosted the event in 2023 – and again last year in Malmö, Sweden, they’re returning to the commentary booth to bring all the gossip, glam and giddiness of the Grand Final to listeners and, of course, getting right behind the UK’s entry, Remember Monday, as they perform their song, What The Hell Just Happened?
26 countries will be competing in this, the 69th Eurovision Song Contest. 20 acts will have made it through the Semi-Finals to perform alongside last year’s winning country, Switzerland, and the Big Five (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom). Each act will have just three minutes to impress the juries, made up of music industry professionals, as well as the voting public with the return of the ‘rest of the world’ vote.
Scott has been part of the BBC’s Eurovision presentation team since 2011, when he hosted the Semi Finals live from Düsseldorf. Broadcaster Rylan has been involved in the contest since Lisbon 2018. Both are life-long Eurovision fans and even have their own handbook with tips and tricks for behind-the-scenes at the competition!
The Grand Final will be the culmination of a week in the city for them as they are also hosting both the Semi Finals live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, so they will have the inside scoop from behind-the-scenes. They will also be continuing what has become a touching annual tradition, toasting broadcasting legend, former Radio 2 presenter and Eurovision commentator, Sir Terry Wogan, just before contestant number nine’s performance.
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Richie Anderson presents Radio 2’s Eurovision After Party, chatting about what happened in the Grand Final and hearing from listeners about what they thought.
What will be the big talking points, what were the most shocking moments and will he be celebrating a UK win for the first time in many years?
He’ll be keeping the Eurovision party going for all those who aren’t quite ready for bed yet!
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BBC Sounds – Listen Now
Scott Mills gives you the chance to get to know Remember Monday who will be representing the UK at Eurovision 2025.
In this show, you can catch up with all of Scott’s chats with the band from The Scott Mills Breakfast Show on Radio 2, including a surprise caller who brought the girls to tears and a singing challenge that even captured the attention of Country superstar Shania Twain on Radio 2’s socials! Plus, you will, of course, hear the group’s entry for Eurovision alongside some of their back catalogue.
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Duncan from Blue is with Scott and Rylan to rank some Eurovision ICONS. Duncan represented the United Kingdom in Dusseldorf in 2011 when Blue performed their song, I Can.
Together they discuss Eurovision’s biggest 21st century acts, including Conchita, Lord, Sam Ryder, Måneskin, Verka and more! Plus, find out where in the world One Love by Blue is absolutely massive!
In each episode of Pop Top 10, Scott and Rylan debate and rank iconic music and pop culture with a special guest. Check out the other episodes, including Nadine Coyle ranking 90s Power Ballads, Anastacia ranking Iconic Reinventions, and Katherine Ryan ranking Great British Girlbands – all on BBC Sounds.
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Another chance to hear Gary Davies present Your Ultimate ABBA Song, the Top 30 chart countdown of favourite ABBA tracks as voted for by Radio 2 listeners. The vote was held to commemorate 50 years since the group won the Eurovision Song Contest on 6th April, 1974 in Brighton with their song, Waterloo. The show includes Gary’s memories of the group along with material from the BBC’s extensive archive.
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Luke Black represented Serbia in the Eurovision Grand Final in Liverpool in 2023 with his song Samo Mi Se Spava. In The Studio Podcast and radio documentary series follows the creative process as it happens, talking to artists as they are working on and thinking about their ideas. This special episode delves into Luke’s career to date. His set and choreography on the global Eurovision stage, in front of an audience of over 160 million, with its special effect giant robot, were inspired by the video games he loves. Now based in London, Luke is redeveloping the ideas from video games and hero films, along with his debut album, to create a new darker collection of songs.
The In the Studio podcast episode with Luke Black on will drop on BBC Sounds on Monday 12 May, and you can listen on BBC World Service Radio on Tuesday 13 May at 11.30am.
Werking as the BBC’s digital correspondent
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK star and Queen of the Mother-tucking Universe, Tia Kofi, will return as the BBC’s digital presenter for Eurovision, giving fans exclusive access to this year’s acts down at the London Eurovision Party and across the BBC’s TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram channels.
When ABBA Came To Britain looks at the magical time Agnetha, Anni-Frid, Benny and Björn spent in the UK from 1974 to 1982 and examines their ground-breaking legacy, from Eurovision to ABBA Voyage.
Featuring previously untransmitted interviews with ABBA, this documentary takes an affectionate look at the ongoing love affair between the UK and the Swedish supergroup and is produced by Wise Owl Films – the Leeds-based team behind BBC Two’s award-winning When X Came To Britain strand (Bob Marley, Nirvana, Motown, Tina Turner and Blondie) and The Hacienda: The Club That Shook Britain.
First broadcast in 2013, there is another chance to see the first compilation of ABBA’s greatest performances at the BBC, including of Waterloo, Dancing Queen, Does Your Mother Know, Thank You for the Music, SOS, Fernando, Chiquitita and more.
The Eurovision Song Contest 1974 Grand Final saw Swedish group ABBA win the day with their song, Waterloo. They went on to become one of the only Eurovision acts (along with 1988 winner Celine Dion), to achieve international superstardom, selling more than 375 million records worldwide.
The programme was given a new introduction from Emmy Award winning actress and Eurovision 2023 presenter (winning Best Entertainment Presenter at the Royal Television Society Awards), Hannah Waddingham.
Hosted by Eurovision royalty, Edsilia Rombley and Drag Race UK star, Tia Kofi, The Big Eurovision Party showcases some of Eurovision’s most iconic alumni, as they take to the big stage to perform some of Eurovision’s most loved bangers and ballads from The Ziggo Dome stadium in Amsterdam.
Our fabulous host and Eurovision expert, Tia, also gives audiences an exclusive backstage pass as she meets some of the stars of the show ahead of their big stadium performance.
The Big Eurovision Party includes performances and interviews from Eurovision stars past and present including: Loreen, Nemo, Käärijä, Katrina (Katrina and the Waves), Johnny Logan, Marija Šerifović, Baby Lasagna, Bambie Thug, Edsilia Rombley, Guy Sebastian, Kristian Kostov, Alessandra and Marcus & Martinus to name but a few – so make sure you don’t miss the party!
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