Interval acts for Eurovision 2026 announced including Australia's Go-Jo
- Dale Roberts
- Mar 19
- 2 min read
The first announcement of Eurovision 2026 interval acts are out with Australia's Go-Jo among the line-up!
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and host broadcaster ORF have revealed the performances planned for the semi-finals and Grand Final of the 70th edition of the contest, which will take place at the Wiener Stadthalle on 12, 14 and 16 May.
Australian's own Go-Jo will be part of the entertainment at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, with organisers confirming the opening and interval acts for all three live shows in Vienna.
Go-Jo, who represented Australia at Eurovision 2025 with Milkshake Man.
He will appear in a comedy musical segment titled Kangaroo, which plays on the long-running joke about people confusing Austria with Australia.
In the sketch, hosts Victoria Swarovski and Michael Ostrowski explore the mix-up, with Go-Jo joining the performance as part of the interval show.
Full list of performances
First Semi-Final — 12 May
Opening film celebrating 70 years of Eurovision
Choir tribute to L’amour est bleu
Comedy interval segment Kangaroo
Hosts Victoria Swarovski and Michael Ostrowski
Guest appearance by Australian Eurovision 2025 artist Go-Jo
Second Semi-Final — 14 May
Opening performance by the hosts
Musical performance of the 2025 winning song Wasted Love
Interval performance by JJ, performing a new song
Grand Final — 16 May
Opening act
The Queen of the Night performance featuring JJ with dancers and acrobats
Introduction of the finalists on stage
Interval acts during voting
Celebration! Eurovision Allstars
Parov Stelar
César Sampson performing Vienna
More details about the Grand Final interval performances are expected to be announced closer to the contest.
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Go-Jo in a sketch about the Austria/Australia mix-up? That's actually a perfect and hilarious use of an interval act. Can't wait to see it!mpeg to mp3
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