to Liverpool Everything is ready for the 67th edition ofEurovision Song Contest 2023, the largest music event organized by the European Broadcasting Union which every year sees the best singers from European countries compete against each other and beyond. The competition is divided into three evenings: the first two are for the semi-finals, and the last for the grand final. In detail, the date for the semi-final matches this year has been set for Tuesday 9 and Thursday 11 May, while Saturday 13 May will be the date for the final match. Although the winner of the last edition was the Ukrainian Orchestra Kalush band with the song StephanieFor reasons related to the conflict with Russia, the 2023 demonstration was held in the UK, last year’s runner-up with Sam Ryder.
to challenge each other in First semi-final It will be Serbia, Latvia, Ireland, Norway, Portugal, Croatia, Malta, Sweden, Moldova, Switzerland, Israel, the Netherlands, Finland, Azerbaijan and the Czech Republic, while he is in Second semi-final It will be Armenia, Cyprus, Romania, Denmark, Belgium, Iceland, Greece, Estonia, Albania, Australia, Austria, Lithuania, San Marino, Slovenia, Georgia and Poland. The “Big 5” nations (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom), as well as defending champions Ukraine, will not compete in the semi-finals but will vote for the 20 countries (10 from each semi-finalist) who will participate in the final. Italy, France and Germany will vote in the first semi-final, while Spain, the United Kingdom and Ukraine will vote in the second.
EUROVISION 2023 CALENDAR
Tuesday May 9th – 10pm ET
First semi-final
Thursday May 11th – 10pm ET
Second semi-final
Saturday May 13th – 10pm ET
the last
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