Eurovision 2023 - All you need to know

The 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest will be hosted by Liverpool in the United Kingdom on behalf of Ukraine following that nation's win in 2022.

Unfortunately, due to the current situation in Ukraine, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) said the conditions "were not met to guarantee the safety and security of everyone working and participating in the event".

When and where?

Liverpool will host Eurovision 2023 at the M&S Bank Arena.

Shows will take place:

Semi-final 1: Tuesday 9 May

Semi-final 2: Thursday 11 May

Grand Final: Saturday 13 May

Tickets

No information is available on tickets yet.

Who is competing?

37 nations will compete at Eurovision 2023.

1. Albania

2. Armenia

3. Australia

4. Austria

5. Azerbaijan

6. Belgium

7. Croatia

8. Cyprus

9. Czech Republic

10. Denmark

11. Estonia

12. Finland

13. France

14. Germany

15. Georgia

16. Greece

17. Iceland

18. Ireland

19. Israel

20. Italy

21. Latvia

22. Lithuania

23. Malta

24. Moldova

25. The Netherlands

26. Norway

27. Poland

28. Portugal

29. Romania

30. San Marino

31. Serbia

32. Slovenia

33. Spain

34. Sweden

35. Switzerland

36. Ukraine

37. United Kingdom

Andorra, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Luxembourg, Monaco, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Slovakia have all indicated they will not be returning to the Contest in 2023.

Two countries have confirmed their artists so far. Israel will be represented by Noa Kirel and Cyprus will be represented by Andrew Lambrou.

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